Trcziyulny Cemetery
Milesburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA
Directions:
From the Doughboy Monument in Milesburg, take Turnpike/Mill Street (Route 144) west for.0.7 mile. At the intersection of Routes 150 and Alternate 220 cloverleaf, take the exit to Yarnell. This is Moose Run Road. Cemetery entrance is on the right, a few hundred feet from the cloverleaf.
Map of the Cemetery:
Map of the Cemetery with grave locations is in the photo section.
History:
Baron Karl Stegner Treziyulny was exiled from Poland in 1793. He settled in Bellefonte and became and prosperous and respected citizen. He and his wife Katherine (Dorssetnnomhn) Treziyulny are buried in Bellefonte's Union Cemeetery. Among his children was Henry P. Treziyulny, who settled on land near Milesburg. He died in 1878 and was buried on his farm. His grave and those of his wife and son, and perhaps other relatives, are situated on top of the hill.
When Mrs. Lovina P. Treziyulny died in 1895, her property went to her daughter, Sarah F. Treziyulny Gibbs. In the late fall of 1904, Mrs. Gibbs converted the grounds to a cemetery. The Treziyulny Cemetery includes a plot for Civil War Soldiers and one for the poor.
Source:
The Cemeteries of Boggs Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania printed by the Centre County Genealogical Society (CCGS) printed in 2007 pages 117-129
Directions:
From the Doughboy Monument in Milesburg, take Turnpike/Mill Street (Route 144) west for.0.7 mile. At the intersection of Routes 150 and Alternate 220 cloverleaf, take the exit to Yarnell. This is Moose Run Road. Cemetery entrance is on the right, a few hundred feet from the cloverleaf.
Map of the Cemetery:
Map of the Cemetery with grave locations is in the photo section.
History:
Baron Karl Stegner Treziyulny was exiled from Poland in 1793. He settled in Bellefonte and became and prosperous and respected citizen. He and his wife Katherine (Dorssetnnomhn) Treziyulny are buried in Bellefonte's Union Cemeetery. Among his children was Henry P. Treziyulny, who settled on land near Milesburg. He died in 1878 and was buried on his farm. His grave and those of his wife and son, and perhaps other relatives, are situated on top of the hill.
When Mrs. Lovina P. Treziyulny died in 1895, her property went to her daughter, Sarah F. Treziyulny Gibbs. In the late fall of 1904, Mrs. Gibbs converted the grounds to a cemetery. The Treziyulny Cemetery includes a plot for Civil War Soldiers and one for the poor.
Source:
The Cemeteries of Boggs Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania printed by the Centre County Genealogical Society (CCGS) printed in 2007 pages 117-129
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