| | Asbury Chapel, founded by Charles Franklin, still in use today. | |
| | | The Hughes/Shiplett Farm near Mt. Sterling, Ohio. In 1962 only a few out bui... | |
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| | Wesley Methodist Chapel near New Lexington, Ohio. A number of Shipletts are ... | |
| | | Amy and Caleb Hughes Gravestone | |
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| | David Roland Shiplett, c 1875 | |
| | | Elizabeth Franklin Shiplett, c 1875 | |
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| | Gravestone of David Roland and Elizabeth Franklin Shiplett | |
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| | William and Eliza Dollings and other unidentified persons | |
| | | Nelson and Amy Hughes Shiplett and Family. Nelson was one of Roland's sons. | |
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| | | Nelson and Amy's Gravestone | |
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| | James Alfred and Martha Dollings Shiplett, Roland's son | |
| | | Marriage License of James Alfred Shiplett and Martha Dollings | |
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| | Cora "Kit", Martha and Alfred Shiplett. Top: Ray, Cyrus, Joe and William | |
| | | Death certificate of James Alfred Shiplett | |
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| | Gravestone of James Alfred and Martha Dollings Shiplett | |
| | | Joseph Bertha Shiplett, James Alfred's oldest son. | |
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| | Gravestone of Joseph and Bertha Shiplett | |
| | | G.Adrain Shiplett, another son of James Alfred. | |
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| | Gravestone of William Surl and Ella Shiplett. William was the son of Joseph ... | |
| | | Cora Hammond Shiplett, wife of Cyrus, son of James Alfred. | |
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| | Gravestone of Cora Shiplett | |
| | | Gravestone of Cyrus Marion Shiplett | |
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| | Alfred Shiplett, son of Cyrus and Cora | |
| | | Gravestone of Alfred Shiplett | |
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| Ephraim Rockhold Shiplett, son of Roland and Elizabeth Shiplett 1842-1919 | |
| | | Gravestone of Ephraim Shiplett | |
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| | Gravestone of Amanda Hughes Shiplett, wife of Ephraim | |
| | | Howard Chapman, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Shiplett Chapman, c 1888 | |
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| | Bessie May German Chapman, wife of Howard Chapman | |
| | | Chapman Store, Gratiot, OH, c 1915 | |
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| Leroy Swanster Shiplett, youngest son of David Roland Shiplett c 1875 | |
| | | Leroy and Sarah Hammond Shiplett, and assorted reltives | |
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| | Charles Franklin, descendant of the original Charles. He died in the Civil War. | |
| | | Shiplett Road, near Mt. Sterling, Ohio | |
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