Barrington Area Cemeteries

Local historian Arnett C. Lines and his daughter, Phyllis, transcribed records from cemeteries in and near Barrington between 1931 and 1964. These transcriptions, along with additional information compiled by Barrington Area Library staff in 1998 are below. Accuracy and completeness cannot be guaranteed.

David Haeger Cemetery/Spring Creek Cemetery

One mile north of Spring Lake, on the southwest corner of Meadow Hill and Spring Creek Roads, Barrington Hills. Algonquin Township, McHenry County, Illinois. Private property, closed for burials; maintained by owner.

Transcription

Gravestone photographs, Michelle Safirstein and Barrington Area Library staff, May, 2003
Another transcription, Arnett C. Lines, June 26, 1938
Transcription, Bonnie Duresa, 1998

U. S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR OFFICIAL "GNIS" LISTING: Lat. 421007N Long. 0881312W

	SURNAME	GIVEN NAME	DEATH DATE	AGE	INSCRIPTION NOTES	CONDITION
* ^	Bowen	Mary Ann	1848
^	Carmen	Mary	1 Sep 1848	44y 3m
^	Carmen	Mary	7 Aug 1855	7m 16d	d/o M.L. & Mary Ann Carmen
^	Carmen	Mary Ann	1 Jan 1855	29y 10m 12d	w/o M.L. Carmen
* ^	Carr	A.M.	1855
^	Carr	Ellen	10 Apr 1855	6m 10d	only child of A & M Carr
^	Drake	Hannah	2 Oct 1854	57y 6m 2d	w/o O. Drake Jr.
	Drake	Otis	2 Jul 1884	91y 5m 20d
	Ebel	Mary (Eggert)	1881		w/o Joe Ebel
^	Evans	?	7 Jul 1847	42y		worn/broken
* ^	Evans	Becca	?? 1854(7)	47y	w/o Daniel	worn
^	Freland	Martha J.	18 Oct 1860	8y 6m 17d	d/o D. & S.A. Freland
^	Goodrich	Albert F.	26 Sep 1853	11 Jan 1851
^	Goodrich	Dolly Jane (West)	15 May 1894	18 Jan 1825	His Wife (Ira C. Goodrich)
^	Goodrich	Francis Albert	25 Sep 1853	2y 8m 15d	s/o I.C. & D.J. Goodrich
^	Goodrich	Ira C.	12 Dec 1893	12 Dec 1822
^	Goodrich	Spencer L.	23 May 1893	21 Nov 1852
^	Haeger	David	2 May 1881	74y 7m
^	Haeger	Maria	11 Oct 1873	59y 11m	w/o David Haeger
^	Haeger	Rudolf	17 Aug 1863	10y 9m 20d	s/o D. & M. Haeger
	Huntley	?	17 May 1877	29y		worn
	Huntley	?ephen M.	?	47y 10m 19d	Husband	worn/broken
	Huntley	Anna E.	5 Aug 1872	1y 10m	c/o W.S. & L.F. Huntley
	Huntley	Charles W.	15 July 1885	6y 3m 15d	c/o W.S. & L.F. Huntley
^	Huntley	David	25 Jan 1856	83y 8m
^	Huntley	Elma M.	20 Mar 1886	72y	w/o S.M. Huntley
^	Huntley	Emery N.	28 Apr 1881	22y	Drowned
	Huntley	George E.	30 Jan 1876	3y 1m 18d	c/o W.S. & L.F. Huntley
	Huntley	Martha E.	19 May 1885	6d	c/o W.S. & L.F. Huntley
	Gibbs	Willie J.	1 Sep 1861	8wk	s/o J. & N.M. Gibbs
^	Johnson	Fredie	30 Apr 1867	1m 11d	s/o John & Fanny Johnson
^	Jones	Rebecca	9 May 1847	5y 5m 10d	c/o Henry & Nancy Jones
^	Jones	William	22 Apr 1847	2w 3d	c/o Henry & Nancy Jones
^	Klinck	Abigail	11 Sep 1844	40y 8m 20d	w/o J.S. Klinck
* ^	Klinck	Birdie	11 May 1876	5m 8d	s/o J.S. & M Klinck
*	Klinck	J.S. (Joseph)	15 May 1890	83y 2m 23d
* ^	Klinck	Martha M. (Magee)	4 Nov 1904	62y 7m 9d	w/o J.S. Klinck
* ^	Klinck	Mary (Curtiss)	30 Apr 1874	57y 11m 3d	w/o J.S. Klinck
* ^	Klinck	Orin K.	18 Oct 1881	6wk
^	Klinck	Ruth B.	5 Nov 1843	10m 21d	d/o S. & A Klinck
	Lutes	Frederick	2 Nov 1888		Father	broken
	Lutes	James	8 Apr 1858	8m 4d	c/o F. & T. Lutes
	Lutes	Mary	20 Aug 1866	15y 3m 11d	d/o F & T Lutes
	Lutes	Phebe	?			broken
	Lutes	Ruth	16 Oct 1842	9m	c/o F. & T. Lutes
	Lutes	Tabitha (Carmen)	? Nov 1887		Mother	broken
	Lutes	William	9 Oct 1859	9m	c/o F. & T. Lutes
^	More	Phebe	27 Oct 1854	1y 15d	d/o W. & P. More
	Olison	Elfa E.	24 Feb 1867	1y 12d	d/o A. Olison
^	Ott	George F.	5 Sep 1855	56y
^	Seebert	Charlotte	1863	1830	w/o J. Seebert
^	Shields	Sanford E.	25 Jun 1876	6 Oct 1860	s/o John & C.R. Shields
^	Smith	Isaac	6 May 1857	61y 5m 17d
^	Smith	Pheobe ( Klinck)	17 Dec 1896	10 Mar 1800	w/o Isaac Smith "Mother"
^	Spaulding	Sophia	23 Mar 1893	59y 10m
	Sweeney	George O.W.	14 Mar 1862	1y?	s/o ? Sweeney	worn
^	Williams	Jonathan	20 Jan 1853	2m	s/o Edwin & Liva L. Williams
^	Williams	Mary Maria	25 Nov 1849	4wk 3d	d/o Edwin & Liva L. Williams
	Wright	Alva	? ?			broken stone
	Wright	Nancy	28 May 1883	88y 3m 18d
^	Welch	William	13 Sep 1850		s/o D. & M. Welch


		UPDATED READING DONE BY BONNIE DURESA 1998
	Note: ^= Includes inventory done by ARNETT LINES 1938 & 1944
	*Note: = Stones no longer present**

	General Assessment, Composition & Condition of Headstones:
	Est. 1860 closed to burials a small local pioneer cemetery
	Many limestone markers 100+ years old are badly worn with broken portions, Only one
	large granite marker in excellent condition was noted on the northwest edge of cemetery
	This headstone marks the GOODRICH FAMILY plot.

	Cemetery Access:
	In spring of 2001, a wood stockade style fence was erected making access to cemetery
	difficult for relatives and friends of the interred.

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