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Name	Given	Born	Died	Notes
Wells	Richard, Sr.	15 Mar 1722	12 Sep 1816
Wells	George	04 Apr 1780	09 Nov 1848	68 yrs, 7mo. 5 dys George Jr
Wells	Margaret	1790	29 Jan 1828	age 38 - wife
Wells	Barbara	1787	Nov 28, 1875	wife of Nathaniel Wells, aged 88 born in Hagerstown Md
Wells	Nathaniel	1790	Sep 30, 1847	aged 57 -- Our Father
Wells	Persis	09 Feb 1844	03 Aug 1851	7 yrs 5 mo. 24 dys. - daughter of Jas. & P. Wells
Wells	Persis H.	1816	18 Feb 1844	wife of James Wells in 28th yr.
Wells	Harriet	1819	14 Apr 1847	wife of James Wells in 28th yr
Wells	James			son of (?)
Wells?	Honor			A stone in memory of Honor, cousin of George Porth
Wells	Samatha	17 Feb 1813	21 Jun 1849	36 yr 4 mo. 4 dy. - wife of Alexander Wells
Wells	Samatha	Jun 1849	20 Oct 1849	4 mo 44? dys. - daughter of Alexander & Samatha Wells
Wells	George	1745	8/9 Oct 1861	86 years [this should be 1831 - Elaine Ramsten Wells 1975] unreadable flat limestone slab - 1999
Wells	Elizabeth		[no date noted]	dau of George Wells Sr
Wells	Elizabeth	1752	15 Aug 1827	wife of George Wells Sr., 75 yrs
To the memory of Elizabeth Wells late consort of George Wells Sen
Wells	Caroline		27 Jan 1816	daughter of James and Harriet
Wells	Rhoda	1804	21 Jan 1825	daughter of Richard & Michel (Griffith) Wells
Wells	Reason	09 Jun 1787	Nov 17 1846	29 y's 5 m. 8 d - son of Richard & Michel Wells (could be 1816)
Holmes	Emily	20 May 1820	27 May 27 1865	wife of Wm Wigton aged 45y 7d
In family vault - dau of James Holmes,Jr. Johnstown Genealogical Society recorded this as Lilly in 1975 and did not record her father on reverse side of stone
Holmes	James	13 Jun 1785	13 J[a]n 1848	aged 62y 8m
James is reported to be preserved in a vault of alcohol
Holmes	James	1748	1825	unreadable flat limestone slab in 1999
James Senior - Rev. War marker - James was a Lieutenant in Capt. Richard Brown's company at the Battle of Brooklyn in 1776 where stepfather Richard Brown was captured and brother Alexander Holmes was killed - James was wounded in the leg and limped the rest of his life)
Holmes	Lucinda	Oct 1816	Mar 1840	aged 24 years
Holmes	Francis Ann	July 1840	30 Jan 1841	aged 6 mo, dau of Lemuel & Lucy Jane Holmes
Holmes	Betty	1827	1833	Dau. of Eli & Catherine
Holmes	Ann	1760	1829	[Unreadable in 1999]
Phumphrey	Sarah	1808	1847	Wife of H.W.W., Md., Dau. of Thomas Johnson, Wheeling, West Va.

Name	Given	Born	Died	Notes
Wells	Peter		17 Dec 1892	88 yrs 7 mo 19 dys
Wells	Sarah		17 Dec 1892	75 yrs 3mo 5 dys [suspect a date error on one of these]
Wells	Joseph		01 Oct 1858	- son- died

Sources:

1. Mable Kennedy Brune. 20 Oct 1935
   "Buried at Luray, Licking County, Ohio in George's Chapel Cemetery. Luray not on the map. No chapel left at the cemetery. Located on US Highway 40 between Kirkersville & Hebron. From a little white church at crossroads turn north to large white house on little knoll, less than half mile from highway. Fork in the road and left turn circles cemetery. The other turns to east. 1½ acre cemetery, wire fence, no gate, sets about 5 feet above road. No graves in front of lot (probably the chapel was there). A lot of Wells buried there, some Holmes, Howards and Pumfrey. Found Richard Wells only 25 years old in old cemetery south of highway. A newer cemetery and more modern chapel."

2. Lane Boughler - Columbus, Ohio 22 Jan 2000
   Mable's description of the location is still fairly accurate. Luray is at the intersection of State Route 40 (National Road) and State Route 37 (between Lancaster and Granville). The intersection of SR37 and Township Road 40 (Refugee Road) is 1/2 mile north of Luray. The cemetery is 1/10 mile west of this intersection. The intersection is no longer a fork, but the typical two way stop at a major road. Refugee Road makes an unusual detour to the north to avoid the cemetery. So George apparently laid out the cemetery straddling the Refugee Tract and U.S. Military District.

3. Johnstown Genealogical Society recorded in June of 1970.