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The '''LaBrake Family Cemetery '''is is a small family cemetery on private property on [[McMaster%20Road|McMaster Road]], Franklin County Route 50{
The '''LaBrake Family Cemetery '''is is a small family cemetery on private property on [[McMaster Road|McMaster Road]], Franklin County Route 50.
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Tyler S. Jones|


Born & Died April 2, 1990|
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|Tyler S. Jones||Born & Died April 2, 1990||
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|Labrake||On the back:, L.B., L.J., A.M., P.W., R.A., S.L., D.L., J.E., M.L.
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|Lloyd J. LaBrake||1931 - no date||Loved Nature And All Its Splendor
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|Lulu B. LaBrake||1937 - no date||Great Wife And Mom; Help Any One Any Time


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Lloyd J. LaBrake|
1931 - no date|
Loved Nature And All Its Splendor|/n|-/n
Lulu B. LaBrake|
1937 - no date|
Great Wife And Mom; Help Any One Any Time|/n</tbody>
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This cemetery was transcribed and photographed on August 10, 2005 by Joyce M. Ranieri for the [http://www.nnytombstoneproject.net/franklin/harrietstown/labrake.htm Northern New York Tombstone Project].


This cemetery was transcribed and photographed on August 10, 2005 by Joyce M. Ranieri for the [[http://www.nnytombstoneproject.net/franklin/harrietstown/labrake.htm|Northern New York Tombstone Project]].
'''See also:'''
* [[Cemeteries]]

Latest revision as of 21:18, 3 February 2026


The LaBrake Family Cemetery is is a small family cemetery on private property on McMaster Road, Franklin County Route 50.


Tyler S. Jones Born & Died April 2, 1990
Labrake On the back:, L.B., L.J., A.M., P.W., R.A., S.L., D.L., J.E., M.L.
Lloyd J. LaBrake 1931 - no date Loved Nature And All Its Splendor
Lulu B. LaBrake 1937 - no date Great Wife And Mom; Help Any One Any Time

This cemetery was transcribed and photographed on August 10, 2005 by Joyce M. Ranieri for the Northern New York Tombstone Project.

See also: