Question

Where is Edward Lee Phillips buried? Died in Northeastern, PA around 1880.

Answer 1

Here is a link to Find-a-Grave, where you may find the correct Edward Phillips

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GSfn=Edward&GSmn=&GSln=Phillips&GSbyrel=all&GSby=&GSdyrel=before&GSdy=1900&GScntry=4&GSst=40&GScnty=0&GSgrid=&df=all&GSob=n

Answer 2

I have an Edward Lee Phillips b. 24 Sep 1809 Pittstown, Luzerne County, PA, d. 30 Sep 1880 Forty Forts township, Luzerne, PA, son of Comer Phillips and Hannah Mott.  He is my great, great grand uncle.  Have no info on cemetery.

Comments

Edward Lee Phillips son of comer was my great great grandfather. My great Grandfather was his son same name.

My brother who was a Mormon told me he had found the grave in the Fairmount Township area of Luzerne, I know that my gg grand father's family settle in Hard pan Huntington Township  around 1803 and he died around 1880. He was a veteran of Gettysburg,. Unfortunately my brother had a mental break down. And could not remember the burial site which seem to be a private family cemetery so I do not really know if he was buried in Fairmount or ibn Forty fort cemetery if so grave grave may have been washed a way during Agnes. I believe he was a Baptist so may be some Baptist church in Wyoming valley may have his death record.

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Correction

Edward Lee PHILLIPS WAS BURIED IN FORTY FORT cementary  Luzerne county pa

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Yes, since 3 years ago, I have found a Forty Fort Meeting House Interment Registry that lists E.L. Phillips buried October 2, 1880.