PRESTON, Corilla C.          ?
Died June 30,1841 @ 15y.               - ts, Green Lawn H/29 
Camilla C. Preston, moved to H/29 in March, 1850.
                                       - Lot book 
Died June 29, 1844.                    - Card file

PRESTON,                     ?
         Effie, died Dec. 24, 1848.
         Fred, died May 28, 1849.
         Elizabeth, died June 1, 1849.
Interred in Green Lawn C/19 in 1850.   - Lot book

PRESTON, Silas S.            ? 
July 8, 1853 - Oct. 25, 1858.          - mt, Green Lawn 35
(Not in card file?)

PRICE, John                  E?
Died at the County Infirmary, 10/12/73, @ 73y.

PROPHET, J.                  E
Died Sept. 3, 1862, 2nd Reg't Virginia Infantry, buried at East 
Graveyard.                             - Co. Recorder Veterans File

PRYCE, Jane                  ?
Wife of Thomas Pryce, native of North Wales, died Aug. 1843 @ 49y.
                                       - ts, Green Lawn N

PUGH, George J.              ?
1816-1845.                             - ts, Green Lawn E/2
Died Sept. 26, 1845.                   - Lot book

PUGH, Richard                N sgs
In memory of Richard son of Evan & Elizabeth Pugh, who died July 4, 
1834, native of Montgomery Shire, North Wales, aged 23 years & 1 
month.                                 - ts, Green Lawn 27/74,
                                         Mr. Cmr. John Graham's lot 

PURSEL, Margaret             N
Removed from North to Green Lawn 1/74. - Lot book

PUTNAM, ----                 N?
A child of Peter Putnam died in Columbus Aug. 11, 1823.
                                       - Col's Gazette Aug. 14, 1823 

PUTNAM, Mrs. ----            N?
Died Oct. 4, 1833 at this place, at a very advanced age.
                                       - OSJ Oct. 12, 1833 

PUTNAM, John                 N?
Died Oct. 8, 1833 @ abt. 35 years, son of Mrs. Putnam who died Oct. 4.
                                       - OSJ Oct. 12, 1833 

PUTNAM,                      N
        John, died July 29, 1840 @ 21(?)y, lm.
        Margaret, died Sept. 1824.

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