ID	First	Middle	Last	DOB	DOD	COD
62	William	B.	Disbro	3/5/1815	9/26/1865	Chronic Dysentary

veteran	exhumed	purchaser	cemetery
N/A	TRUE	N/A	Adams Street

lot	plot
N/A	Buried with child W. B. Disbro Exhumed, moved to Woodvale in 1915, with two infants.

relations

Mary A. Disbro (wife, 16 Aug 1827-17 Jan 1915) Foresta Disbro (daughter, 23 Feb 1855-25 Feb 1856) William B Disbro (son, d. 29 Jan 1952) Adele Disbro (daughter, 12 Mar 1864-13 Feb 1931)

comments

The city's "List" notes--Occupation: served 26 years as a travelling minister for the M.E. Church. He was disinterred in 1915 to Woodvale Cemetery as noted in the city's "List": "Rev. Disbro to Woodvale" Info on www.findagrave.com is incorrect, as indicated in the note on the site by J. Feador. An article in the 2 September 1870 Grindstone City Advertiser mentioned the new monument placed in the Village Cemetery in memory of Rev. Disbro: "A very handsome monument of Italian marble, to the memory of Rev. W.B. Disbro, was placed in the cemetery on Tuesday last. It bears the following inscription: “Rev. Wm. B. Disbro Born March 15,1815. Died Sept. 26, 1865. Twenty-six years a traveling minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church.” The Disbro monument in Woodvale is the same one that was once in the Adams Street Cemetery.

sources

Loomis, E. S. and D. T. Gould, "Inscriptions from the Old Berea Cemetery," 1904, Berea Historical Society "List of Burials and Names," City of Berea Records "Number of burial lots and price," Adams St. Cemetery folder, Berea Historical Society. Rev. Wm. B. Disbro monument, Woodvale Cemetery, Middleburg Heights, OH. Grindstone City Advertiser, 2 September 1870.