Today's A Walk Through the Tombstones is at New Hope Cemetery in Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
GPS Coordinates: 39.2593117, -85.9402695
This cemetery is located just off of St. Rd. 31 between Columbus and Edinburgh. It is just behind the New Hope Church, a lovely brick building built in 1871. The Marr Cemetery, which has an entry here, is located in the front section of the parking lot for this church.
There are just under 300 interments in this cemetery and it is an active burial ground. I didn't get as many photos the day I visited as I wanted to as they were doing mowing that day and there was a family taking care of a grave. I didn't want to be in the way.
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Our first stop is at the Perry Family monument. It is a large monument near the front gate of the cemetery and is surrounded by many bevel styled monuments.
The first of the Perry headstones is that of James Monroe Perry.
Born: January 25, 1821, Jennings County, Indiana
Died: December 13, 1909, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was the son of Ransom Perry (1784-1854) and Katharine Martin Perry (1791-1844). Ransom and Katharine were married somewhere around 1908 in Tennessee. He was a veteran of the War of 1812. They are buried together in Columbus City Cemetery in Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. I hope to visit his grave sometime soon.
He had twelve siblings:
Parthenia Arrendell Perry Meek (1810-1889) – buried in Olio Township Cemetery, Eureka, Woodford County, Illinois
Martha B. Perry Aikin (1812-1863) – buried in Liberty Cemetery, Clifford, Bartholomew County, Indiana (she is Charlotte’s twin)
Charlotte Bailey Perry Holton (1812-1895) – buried in Fredonia Cemetery, Judsonia, White County, Arkansas (she is Martha’s twin)
Edith Perry Arnold (1814-1889) – buried in Carter’s Chapel Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Simeon/Simon Levi Perry (1815-1891) – buried in Columbus City Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
William Henry Harrison Perry (1816-1849) – buried in Saint Paul Cemetery, Center, Ralls County, Missouri
Gillah H. Perry Willhoyte (1818-1838) – buried in Columbus City Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
James M. Perry (?-?) -
Sarah L. Perry Alexander (1823-1857) – buried in Carter’s Chapel Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Diadema Perry Estell (1826-1859) – buried in Wesleyan Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio (she is listed as having died of consumption)
Jane Durham Perry Norton (1828-1912) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Elizabeth K. Perry Ensley (1831-1921) – buried in Roberts Chapel Cemetery, Flat Rock, Shelby County, Indiana
M. Perry (1833-1838) – buried in Columbus City Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana (she was originally buried in Shell’s Graveyard which was near the family home, but her grave was moved along with others around 1915)
He was married a total of three times. His first wife being Mary Ellen McIndoo Perry (1823-1844). They were married in 1839. She is buried in New Hope Cemetery at the Perry Monument.
They had two children, likely twins, that died just after birth:
Margaret Jane Perry (1840-1840) – burial unknown
Thomas Benton Perry (1840-1840) – burial unknown
His second wife was Matilda Burnett Perry (1828-1858). They were married in 1844 and she is buried at the Perry Monument in New Hope Cemetery.
They had a few children:
Levi Simeon Perry (1846-1920) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary E. Perry Jones (1848-1919) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Arnold Ephraim Perry (1850-1920) – buried in New Home Cemetery, Cleveland County, Arkansas
Kate Perry Bill (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret Perry King (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
His third and final wife was Amanda Enfield Glanton Perry (1835-1924). They were married in 1859. She is also buried at the Perry Monument in New Hope Cemetery.
They had several children:
James Glanton Perry (1862-1919) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana (an article from the Evening Republican from July 17, 1919, states that he died from injuries received after an automobile accident where he was hit by an interurban car, which is a style of electric streetcar.)
Ella Perry Meek (1869-1958) – buried in Springdale Cemetery and Mausoleum, Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois
Dillard Ricketts Perry (1876-1909) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Benjamin Irwin Perry (1879-1959) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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The next stop is at the grave of Mary Ellen McIndoo Perry.
Born: January 5, 1823
Died: February 1, 1844
She was the daughter of Jacob McIndoo (1786-1827) and Margaret McDowell McIndoo (1792-1849). They were married around 1806 in Shelby County, Kentucky and are both buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
She had many siblings:
John McIndoo (1807-1893) – buried in New Union Cemetery, Spencer, Owen County, Indiana
Charity McIndoo Maskal (1809-1840) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ruth McIndoo Dyson (1811-1876) – buried in Lower York Cemetery, Thomson, Carroll County, Illinois
James McIndoo (1813-1870) – buried in McIndoo Cemetery, Owen County, Indiana
Polly Ann McIndoo Mason (1815-?) – Her burial is unknown
Milton McIndoo (1817-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Rachel McIndoo (1820-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
William McIndoo (1825-1840) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret J. McIndoo Young (1827-1917) – buried in Belmont Cemetery, Iroquois County, Illinois
She married James Monroe Perry (1821-1909) in 1839. He is buried in New Hope Cemetery at the Perry Monument.
They had two children, likely twins, who died just after birth:
Margaret Jane Perry (1840-1840) – burial unknown
Thomas Benton Perry (1840-1840) – burial unknown
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Here is the grave of Benjamin Irwin Perry.
Born: September 20, 1879
Died: July 29, 1959
He was the son of James Monroe Perry (1821-1909) and his third wife, Amanda Enfield Glanton Perry (1835-1924). They are both buried at the Perry Monument in New Hope Cemetery.
He had many siblings:
Levi Simeon Perry (1846-1920) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary E. Perry Jones (1848-1919) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Arnold Ephraim Perry (1850-1920) – buried in New Home Cemetery, Cleveland County, Arkansas
Kate Perry Bill (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret Perry King (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
James Glanton Perry (1862-1919) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana (an article from the Evening Republican from July 17, 1919, states that he died from injuries received after an automobile accident where he was hit by an interurban car, which is a style of electric streetcar.)
Ella Perry Meek (1869-1958) – buried in Springdale Cemetery and Mausoleum, Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois
Dillard Ricketts Perry (1876-1909) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was married to Frances S. Perry (1878-1963) in 1901. She is buried near him in New Hope Cemetery.
They had at least one child:
Infant Son Perry (1902-1902) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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Our next stop is at the grave of Cora E. Perry.
Born: September 28, 1878
Died: November 10, 1932
She was married to Webber James Perry (1874-1946) on May 22, 1902 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. He is listed as having died in Los Angeles, California, but I haven’t been able to locate his burial site.
They had two children:
James Perry (1904-?) – burial unknown
Joseph S. Perry (1906-?) – burial unknown
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Here we are at the grave of Dillard Ricketts Perry.
Born: July 20, 1876, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: April 20, 1909, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
He was the son of James Monroe Perry (1821-1909) and his third wife, Amanda Enfield Glanton Perry (1835-1924). They are both buried at the Perry Monument in New Hope Cemetery.
He had many siblings:
Levi Simeon Perry (1846-1920) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary E. Perry Jones (1848-1919) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Arnold Ephraim Perry (1850-1920) – buried in New Home Cemetery, Cleveland County, Arkansas
Kate Perry Bill (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret Perry King (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
James Glanton Perry (1862-1919) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana (an article from the Evening Republican from July 17, 1919, states that he died from injuries received after an automobile accident where he was hit by an interurban car, which is a style of electric streetcar.)
Ella Perry Meek (1869-1958) – buried in Springdale Cemetery and Mausoleum, Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois
Benjamin Irwin Perry (1879-1959) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was married to Harriet “Hattie” B. Reed Perry (1882-1963) in 1899. She is buried in New Hope Cemetery near the Perry Monument. She did not marry again.
They had one child:
Dorothy Perry (?-?) – burial unknown
Dillard’s obituary from April 20, 1909, states that he had a nervous breakdown and went to the Stearns Sanitarium, also known as Norways Sanitorium or Dr. Stearns Sanitorium, where he passed away. This hospital was located in Indianapolis and you can see a photo here taken in 1907.
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This is the grave of Emma Davis Perry.
Born: August 22, 1864, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: February 26, 1922, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Jacob Davis (1832-1900) and his second wife, Martha E. Conner Davis (1841-1901). They are buried in Harmony Cemetery, Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana.
She had one sibling:
John M. Davis (1856-1918) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was married to James Glanton Perry (1862-1919) on February 26, 1884. He is buried near her at the Perry Monument in New Hope Cemetery.
They had a few children:
Blanche Perry Breeding (1887-1977) – buried in Rest Haven Cemetery, Edinburgh, Johnson County, Indiana
Ella Perry Marr (1891-1965) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ransom Davis Perry (1893-1934) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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Here is the grave of Frances S. Perry.
Born: February 7, 1878
Died: February 17, 1963
She was married to Benjamin Irwin Perry (1879-1959) in 1901. He is buried in New Hope Cemetery at the Perry Monument.
They had at least one child:
Infant Son Perry (1902-1902) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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We now come to the grave of Harriet “Hattie” B. Reed Perry.
Born: February 11, 1882, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: March 2, 1963
She was the daughter of Joseph “Joe” Leander Reed (1850-1937) and Zerilda L. Elkins Reed (1852-1925). They are both buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. She died of complications from stroke, while he passed from pneumonia that developed after he took a spill and broke several ribs.
She had at least two siblings:
Ida May Reed Everroad (1870-1937) – buried in Liberty Cemetery, Clifford, Bartholomew County, Indiana
William Benton Reed (1880-1965) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was married to Dillard Ricketts Perry (1876-1909) in 1899. He is buried near her in New Hope Cemetery.
They had one child:
Dorothy Perry (?-?) – burial unknown
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This is the grave of Infant Son Perry.
Born: April 9, 1902
Died: April 9, 1902
He was the newborn son of Benjamin Irwin Perry (1879-1959) and Frances S. Perry (1878-1963). They are both buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery, both at the Perry Monument.
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We now stop at the grave of James Glanton Perry.
Born: July 31, 1862, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: July 17, 1919, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was the son of James Monroe Perry (1821-1909) and his third wife, Amanda Enfield Glanton Perry (1835-1924). They are both buried at the Perry Monument in New Hope Cemetery.
He had many siblings:
Levi Simeon Perry (1846-1920) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary E. Perry Jones (1848-1919) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Arnold Ephraim Perry (1850-1920) – buried in New Home Cemetery, Cleveland County, Arkansas
Kate Perry Bill (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret Perry King (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ella Perry Meek (1869-1958) – buried in Springdale Cemetery and Mausoleum, Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois
Dillard Ricketts Perry (1876-1909) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Benjamin Irwin Perry (1879-1959) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was married to Emma Davis Perry (1864-1922) on February 26, 1884. She is buried near him at the Perry Monument in New Hope Cemetery.
They had a few children:
Blanche Perry Breeding (1887-1977) – buried in Rest Haven Cemetery, Edinburgh, Johnson County, Indiana
Ella Perry Marr (1891-1965) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ransom Davis Perry (1893-1934) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
According to an article in The Evening Republican dated July 17, 1919, James’ “death resulted from injuries he received…when a closed automobile in which he was driving was hit by a south bound Indianapolis, Columbus, and Southern interurban car. His chest and abdomen were crushed to an extent that the injuries resulted in his death. Mr. Perry was hurled several feet and his car was completely demolished.” He was taken to his home, which, according to the article, was only a few yards from the scene of the accident. Physicians and surgeons were called to the home, but nothing could be done for him. He died the following day.
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Here is the grave of Levi Simeon Perry.
Born: January 14, 1846
Died: April 20, 1920
He was the son of James Monroe Perry (1821-1909) and his second wife, Matilda Burnett Perry (1828-1858). They are both buried at the Perry Monument in New Hope Cemetery.
He had many siblings:
Mary E. Perry Jones (1848-1919) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Arnold Ephraim Perry (1850-1920) – buried in New Home Cemetery, Cleveland County, Arkansas
Kate Perry Bill (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret Perry King (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
James Glanton Perry (1862-1919) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ella Perry Meek (1869-1958) – buried in Springdale Cemetery and Mausoleum, Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois
Dillard Ricketts Perry (1876-1909) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Benjamin Irwin Perry (1879-1959) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was married to Mary Struble Perry (1845-1931) in 1869. She is buried in New Hope Cemetery near him at the Perry Monument.
They had three children that I have found:
Maud Perry (1872-?) – burial unknown
Winnie S. Perry (1874-1900) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Webber James Perry (1874-1946) – burial unknown
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Here we are at the grave of Mary Struble Perry.
Born: April 12, 1845
Died: January 4, 1931
She was married to Levi Simeon Perry (1846-1920) in 1869. He is buried in New Hope Cemetery near her at the Perry Monument.
They had three children that I have found:
Maud Perry (1872-?) – burial unknown
Winnie S. Perry (1874-1900) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Webber James Perry (1874-1946) – burial unknown
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This is the grave of Matilda Burnett Perry.
Born: June 19, 1828
Died: July 29, 1858
She was the second wife of James Monroe Perry (1821-1909) in 1844. He is buried near her in New Hope Cemetery at the Perry Monument.
They had several children:
Levi Simeon Perry (1846-1920) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary E. Perry Jones (1848-1919) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Arnold Ephraim Perry (1850-1920) – buried in New Home Cemetery, Cleveland County, Arkansas
Kate Perry Bill (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret Perry King (1852-1939) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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Our next grave is that Ransom Davis Perry.
Born: December 4, 1893
Died: January 7, 1934
He was the son of James Glanton Perry (1862-1919) and Emma Davis Perry (1864-1922). They are buried near him in New Hope Cemetery at the Perry Monument.
They had two siblings:
Blanche Perry Breeding (1887-1977) – buried in Rest Haven Cemetery, Edinburgh, Johnson County, Indiana
Ella Perry Marr (1891-1965) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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This is the grave of Winnie S. Perry.
Born: July 30, 1874
Died: November 8, 1900
She was the daughter of Levi Simeon Perry (1846-1920) and Mary Struble Perry (1845-1931). They are both buried in New Hope Cemetery near her at the Perry Monument.
She had two siblings:
Maud Perry (1872-?) – burial unknown
Webber James Perry (1874-1946) – burial unknown
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Our last grave at the Perry Monument is that of Amanda Enfield Glanton Perry.
Born: September 1, 1835, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: July 5, 1924, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was the daughter of James Henry Jetor Glanton (1804-1850) and his second wife, Mary Ann Davidson Glanton (1815-1877). They were married on August 28, 1832 in Jefferson County, Indiana and are both buried in the Glanton Family Graveyard in Garden City, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
She had several siblings:
William A. Glanton (1828-1847) – buried in Glanton Family Graveyard, Garden City, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Harriet Clementine Glanton Irwin (1830-1908) – buried in Columbus City Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Goodson Austin Glanton (1833-1868) – buried in Glanton Family Graveyard, Garden City, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary Glanton (1838-1838) – buried in Glanton Family Graveyard, Garden City, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Edmonia Maria Glanton George (1841-1915) – buried in Santa Barbara Cemetery, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County, California
James Austin Glanton (1848-1930) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was the third wife of James Monroe Perry (1821-1909) and they were married in 1859. He is buried near her in New Hope Cemetery at the Perry Monument.
They had several children:
James Glanton Perry (1862-1919) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ella Perry Meek (1869-1958) – buried in Springdale Cemetery and Mausoleum, Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois
Dillard Ricketts Perry (1876-1909) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Benjamin Irwin Perry (1879-1959) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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Now that we have finished up with the Perry Family, we can move on to the other headstones that I have pictures of.
Next is that of Elsie Jane Wingate Hook Johnson.
Born: December 19, 1860, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: May 13, 1919, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Captain Smith Wingate (1802-1880) and Elizabeth Irwin Wingate (1820-1892). They are both buried in New Hope Cemetery.
She had at least one sibling:
George Edward Wingate (1857-1926) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was married twice, her first husband being Jesse M. Hook (1843-1890). They were married in 1881 and he is buried near her in New Hope Cemetery.
Her second husband was a man named George W. Johnson (1847-1918). They were married in 1895, but he is buried in Gosport Cemetery, Gosport, Owen County, Indiana
I don’t find that she had any children with either husband, but I can’t be sure.
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Our next grave is that of Jesse M. Hook.
Born: January 16, 1843, Newbern, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: January 7, 1890, Taylorsville, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was the son of Thomas Hook (1799-1878) and Sarah “Sally” Davis Hook (1812-1896). They are both buried in Newbern Christian Cemetery, Newbern, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
He had at least eleven siblings:
Hannah “Ann” Elizabeth Hook (1828-1845) – buried in Newbern Christian Cemetery, Newbern, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Matthias Hook (1829-1897) – buried in Newbern Christian Cemetery, Newbern, Bartholomew County, Indiana
McKinney C. Hook (1831-1911) – buried in Newbern Christian Cemetery, Newbern, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ransom/Rodman R. Hook (1835-1900) – buried in Hillside Chapel Crematory and Columbarium, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio (he was cremated; he served in the Civil War in Company B, 52nd Indiana Infantry and the 13th Independent Battery)
Ephraim Thomas Hook (1836-1917) – buried in Waymire Cemetery, Duck Creek Township, Madison County, Indiana (he served in the Civil War in Company H, 145th Indiana Regiment; he died of a heart attack)
Sergeant William Herrod Hook (1839-1915) – buried in Newbern Christian Cemetery, Newbern, Bartholomew County, Indiana (he served in the Civil War in Company G or the 6th Indiana Infantry)
John Marion Hook (1841-1863) – buried in Chattanooga National Cemetery, Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee (served in the Civil War, Company G. 6th Indiana Infantry; died from wounds suffered at Mission Ridge)
Hannah Elizabeth Hook Carter (1846-1900) – buried in Elwood Cemetery, Elwood, Madison County, Indiana
Ardery Andrew Hook (1848-1919) – buried in IOOF Cemetery, Alexandria, Madison County, Indiana
Ellen Jane Hook Walters (1852-1919) – buried in Elwood Cemetery, Elwood, Madison County, Indiana
Daniel Shepard Hook (1853-1905) – buried in Randolph Cemetery, Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana
He was married to Elsie Jane Wingate Johnson (1860-1919) in 1881 and she is buried near him in New Hope Cemetery.
I don’t see that they had any children.
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Our next stop is at the grave of Richard Hazelwood Crittenden, Sr.
Born: March 6, 1761, Charles City County, Virginia
Died: June 20, 1841, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was the son of John Crittenden (?-?) and Mary Crittenden (?-?). I am not sure where they are buried, but probably somewhere in Virginia.
I don’t know how many siblings he may have had.
He married Sarah “Sally” Tanner Crittenden (1773-1852) on February 12, 1789 in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. She is buried in New Hope Cemetery next to him, but I didn’t see a headstone when I was there.
They had several children:
Josiah Crittenden (?-?) – burial unknown
John B. Crittenden (?-?) – burial unknown
Nancy Crittenden Hainey (1783-1842) – her burial site is unknown
Mary Ward Crittenden Singer (1794-1867) – buried in Shaffer Cemetery, Kewanna, Fulton County, Indiana
Samuel Crittenden (1797-1863) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Richard Hazelwood Crittenden (1806-1857) – buried in Crittendon Cemetery, Whiteland, Johnson County, Indiana (unfortunately, whatever may remain of this cemetery is part of a manufacturing plant; it is likely long since destroyed)
Charles Worde/Word Crittenden (1830-1850) – buried in Crittendon Cemetery, Whiteland, Johnson County, Indiana (unfortunately, whatever may remain of this cemetery is part of a manufacturing plant; it is likely long since destroyed)
Matthew Crittenden (?-?) – burial unknown
Martha Crittenden (1834-1844) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
James Harva Crittenden (?-?) – burial unknown
He served in the Revolutionary War under Colonel Cavell in the Virginia Troops.
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This is the grave of John J. Crittenden.
Born: September 25, 1834
Died: September 2, 1837
He was the young son of Samuel Crittenden (1797-1863) and Susan Spurgeon Crittenden (1803-1859). They are both buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
He had a few siblings:
Martha Crittenden (1827-1828) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ellen Crittenden Robbins (1832-1884) – buried in Fairmount Cemetery, Madison, Jefferson County, Indiana
John J. Crittenden (1840-1862) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana (this is not a typo on his name. It is common in Victorian naming conventions to reuse names, especially when a child passes away)
Martha Crittenden (1843-1844) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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Here we are at the grave of Martha Crittenden.
Born: 1827
Died: July 2, 1828
She was the infant daughter of Samuel Crittenden (1797-1863) and Susan Spurgeon Crittenden (1803-1859). They are both buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
She had a few siblings:
Ellen Crittenden Robbins (1832-1884) – buried in Fairmount Cemetery, Madison, Jefferson County, Indiana
John J. Crittenden (1834-1837) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
John J. Crittenden (1840-1862) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana (this is not a typo on his name. It is common in Victorian naming conventions to reuse names, especially when a child passes away)
Martha Crittenden (1843-1844) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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We now have come to the grave of Martha Crittenden.
Born: 1843
Died: July 4, 1844
She was the young daughter of Samuel Crittenden (1797-1863) and Susan Spurgeon Crittenden (1803-1859). They are both buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
She had a few siblings:
Martha Crittenden (1827-1828) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ellen Crittenden Robbins (1832-1884) – buried in Fairmount Cemetery, Madison, Jefferson County, Indiana
John J. Crittenden (1834-1837) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
John J. Crittenden (1840-1862) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana (this is not a typo on his name. It is common in Victorian naming conventions to reuse names, especially when a child passes away)
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Our next stop is at the grave of George Cummings.
Born: 1794, Maryland
Died: January 13, 1856, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was married to Harriet Stiles Gale Cummings (1804-1828). They were married on June 18, 1824 in Bartholomew County, Indiana and she is buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
They had one child that I have found:
Elizabeth Gale Cummings Adams (1827-1861) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
His second wife was Elizabeth Chase Cummings (1803-1855). They were married a few years later on March 1, 1829 in Bartholomew County, Indiana and she is buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
They had a couple of children:
William Cummings (1832-1851) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Lawson Abbott Cummings (1839-1920) – buried in Ashmore Cemetery, Ashmore, Coles County, Illinois
He served in the War of 1812 in the Maryland Militia.
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This is the grave of Elizabeth Chase Cummings.
Born: November 5, 1803, Ontario County, New York
Died: March 12, 1855, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was the second wife of George Cummings (1794-1856) and was married on March 1, 1829 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. She is buried near him in New Hope Cemetery.
They had a couple of children:
William Cummings (1832-1851) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Lawson Abbott Cummings (1839-1920) – buried in Ashmore Cemetery, Ashmore, Coles County, Illinois
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We now come to the grave of William Cummings.
Born: October 15, 1832, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: November 12, 1851, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was the son of George Cummings (1794-1856) and Elizabeth Chase Cummings (1803-1855). They are both buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
He had a couple of siblings:
Elizabeth Gale Cummings Adams (1827-1861) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Lawson Abbott Cummings (1839-1920) – buried in Ashmore Cemetery, Ashmore, Coles County, Illinois
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Here is the grave of Mary Finley Dickinson.
Born: July 1803, New York
Died: February 1849, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was the first wife of Harvey Dickinson (1799-1875). They were married in 1830 in Bartholomew County, Indiana, but he is buried in Enterprise Cemetery, Browning, Linn County, Missouri with his last wife.
They had a few children:
Rachel C. Dickinson Dawley (1829-1900) – buried in Cumming City Cemetery, Cumming, Forsyth County, Georgia
Abraham Chenowith Dickinson (1830-1911) – buried in Waitsburg, Walla Walla County, Washington
Rebecca Ann Dickinson Smith (1834-1855) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Nelson Harvey Dickinson (1844-1895) – buried in Enterprise Cemetery, Browning, Linn County, Missouri
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We stop now at the grave of Rachel A. Grayson.
Born: unknown
Died: December 11, 1868
She was the wife of George W. Grayson (?-?). I am not sure where he is buried or anything else about her. Her burial wasn’t listed on Find-A-Grave, so I had to add it with no further information.
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Here we have the grave of Louisa Hunt.
Born: unknown
Died: February 6, 1862
She was the wife of Aaron R. Hunt (?-?). His middle initial may be a B. It is hard to read on the headstone and her burial is not listed on Find-A-Grave for this cemetery, so I had to add it as well.
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We now stop at the grave of Harvey Chase.
Born: April 30, 1821, Jennings County, Indiana
Died: January 2, 1846, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was the son of Seth Manning Chase (1797-1871) and his first wife, Margaret Whitney Chase (1794-1829). He is buried in Alto Baptist Cemetery, Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana, but it is unknown as to where she is buried.
He had several siblings:
James F. Chase (1823-1889) – buried in Albright Cemetery, Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana
Robert J. Chase (1825-1887) – buried in Albright Cemetery, Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana
Joseph W. Chase (1828-1906) – buried in Sharpsville Cemetery, Sharpsville, Tipton County, Indiana
Hiram Chase (1829-1877) – buried in Griffith Cemetery, Cowley County, Kansas
Seth Wagner Chase (1841-1923) – buried in Union-Graham Cemetery, Winfield, Cowley County, Kansas
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Here we have the grave of Joseph Fassett.
Born: May 17, 1784, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Died: October 19, 1849, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was married to Sarah “Sally” Bevis Fassett (?-1849) in 1836. She died of cholera and it is not known where she is buried, either in New Hoper Cemetery or nearby in Carter’s Chapel Cemetery.
They had several children:
John Daveport Fassett/Fawcett (1818-1855) - burial unknown
Laura Christian Fassett/Fawcett Arnold (1837-1902) – buried in Carter’s Chapel Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Private Joseph Jonathan Fassett/Fawcett (1839-1863) – buried in Corinth National Cemetery, Corinth, Alcorn County, Mississippi (mustered into service in the Civil War on August 17, 1862, in Company H of the 12th Indiana Infantry; died at Grand Junction, Tennessee)
Adalaide Lucinda Fassett/Fawcett (1843-1860) – burial unknown
John Davenport Fassett/Fawcett, Jr. (1845-1890) – burial unknown
Sarah Ann Fassett/Fawcett (1849-?) – burial unknown
He was the minister who founded the New Hope Church in 1829. It was listed as the first Christian Church in Bartholomew County, Indiana.
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We now stop at the grave of Thomas H. Irwin.
Born: October 23, 1833
Died: February 23, 1838, Bartholomew County, Indiana
I am not sure who his parents are or if there were any siblings, though there are some Irwin’s buried near him in New Hope Cemetery.
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Here is the grave of Martha Mariah Wilkerson Hook Irwin.
Born: 1806, South Carolina
Died: April 23, 1871, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was married twice, first to Robert Hook (?-?). They were married on January 5, 1822 in Bedford County, Virginia. I am not sure where he is buried.
They had one child:
Maria L. Hook Shoemaker (1832-1908) – buried in Lake Crystal Cemetery, Lake Crystal, Blue Earth County, Minnesota
Her second husband was Benjamin P. Irwin (1789-1857). They were married on December 20, 1838. She was his second wife. He is buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
They had several children:
Margaret Irwin (?-?) – burial unknown
George E. Irwin (1841-1874) – buried in Columbus City Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana (he was a surgeon in the Civil War and died of yellow fever)
Martha H. Irwin Trussell (1841-1890) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Sarah Frances Irwin Kirk (1844-1937) – buried in Crown Point Cemetery, Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana
Celesta/Celestia Irwin Smith (1845-1920) – buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Mary Ann Ellen Irwin Griffith (1848-1919) – buried in Columbus City Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Benjamin R. Irwin (1850-1884) – buried in Columbus City Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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We now come to the grave of Charity McIndoo Maskal.
Born: 1809
Died: February 9, 1840
She was the daughter of Jacob McIndoo (1786-1827) and Margaret McDowell McIndoo (1792-1849). They were married around 1806 in Shelby County, Kentucky and are both buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
She had many siblings:
John McIndoo (1807-1893) – buried in New Union Cemetery, Spencer, Owen County, Indiana
Ruth McIndoo Dyson (1811-1876) – buried in Lower York Cemetery, Thomson, Carroll County, Illinois
James McIndoo (1813-1870) – buried in McIndoo Cemetery, Owen County, Indiana
Polly Ann McIndoo Mason (1815-?) – Her burial is unknown
Milton McIndoo (1817-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Rachel McIndoo (1820-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary Ellen McIndoo Perry (1823-1844) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
William McIndoo (1825-1840) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret J. McIndoo Young (1827-1917) – buried in Belmont Cemetery, Iroquois County, Illinois
She was married to Elijah William Maskal (1803-1848). They were married in 1828 and he is buried near her in New Hope Cemetery.
They had at least two children that I have found:
Amanda Jane Maskell Young (1829-1883) – buried in Riverside Cemetery, Madelia, Watonwan County, Minnesota
Leonard John Maskal (1839-1888) – buried in Onarga Cemetery, Onarga, Iroquois County, Illinois
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Our next stop is at the grave of Elijah William Maskal.
Born: 1803
Died: May 11, 1845
He was married in 1828 to Charity McIndoo Maskal (1809-1840). She is buried near him in New Hope Cemetery.
They had at least two children that I have found:
Amanda Jane Maskell Young (1829-1883) – buried in Riverside Cemetery, Madelia, Watonwan County, Minnesota
Leonard John Maskal (1839-1888) – buried in Onarga Cemetery, Onarga, Iroquois County, Illinois
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Here is the grave of Jacob McIndoo.
Born: 1786, Fayette County, Pennsylvania
Died: August 14, 1827
He was the son John McIndoo (?-?) and Charity Heady McIndoo (1763-?). It is said that his father was killed by Indians around the time that he was born. They family was on the move from Pennsylvania to Kentucky. I am not sure if his father was killed before, after or during the move.
He was married to Margaret McDowell McIndoo (1792-1849) on August 21, 1806. She is buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
They had many children:
John McIndoo (1807-1893) – buried in New Union Cemetery, Spencer, Owen County, Indiana
Charity McIndoo Maskal (1809-1893) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ruth McIndoo Dyson (1811-1876) – buried in Lower York Cemetery, Thomson, Carroll County, Illinois
James McIndoo (1813-1870) – buried in McIndoo Cemetery, Owen County, Indiana
Polly Ann McIndoo Mason (1815-?) – Her burial is unknown
Milton McIndoo (1817-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Rachel McIndoo (1820-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary Ellen McIndoo Perry (1823-1844) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
William McIndoo (1825-1840) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret J. McIndoo Young (1827-1917) – buried in Belmont Cemetery, Iroquois County, Illinois
He served in the War of 1812 as a Private in the 2nd Indiana Regimental Militia under Captain John Prather
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Next is the grave of Margaret McDowell McIndoo.
Born: 1792, Shelby County, Kentucky
Died: January 24, 1849
She was the daughter of Charles McDowell (?-?) and Rachel McDowell (?-?).
She married Jacob McIndoo (1786-1827) on August 21, 1806. He is buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
They had many children:
John McIndoo (1807-1893) – buried in New Union Cemetery, Spencer, Owen County, Indiana
Charity McIndoo Maskal (1809-1893) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ruth McIndoo Dyson (1811-1876) – buried in Lower York Cemetery, Thomson, Carroll County, Illinois
James McIndoo (1813-1870) – buried in McIndoo Cemetery, Owen County, Indiana
Polly Ann McIndoo Mason (1815-?) – Her burial is unknown
Milton McIndoo (1817-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Rachel McIndoo (1820-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary Ellen McIndoo Perry (1823-1844) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
William McIndoo (1825-1840) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret J. McIndoo Young (1827-1917) – buried in Belmont Cemetery, Iroquois County, Illinois
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Next is the grave of Milton McIndoo.
Born: June 27, 1817, Jackson County, Indiana
Died: February 17, 1834
He was the son of Jacob McIndoo (1786-1827) and Margaret McDowell McIndoo (1792-1849). They were married around 1806 in Shelby County, Kentucky and are both buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
She had many siblings:
John McIndoo (1807-1893) – buried in New Union Cemetery, Spencer, Owen County, Indiana
Charity McIndoo Maskal (1809-1840) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ruth McIndoo Dyson (1811-1876) – buried in Lower York Cemetery, Thomson, Carroll County, Illinois
James McIndoo (1813-1870) – buried in McIndoo Cemetery, Owen County, Indiana
Polly Ann McIndoo Mason (1815-?) – Her burial is unknown
Rachel McIndoo (1820-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary Ellen McIndoo Perry (1823-1844) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
William McIndoo (1825-1840) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret J. McIndoo Young (1827-1917) – buried in Belmont Cemetery, Iroquois County, Illinois
He was married to Sarah L. Perry McIndoo Alexander (1817-1843). They were married in 1841. She is buried in Carter’s Chapel Cemetery near her second husband.
They had one child:
John Milton McIndoo (1843-1923) – buried in Home of Peace Cemetery, Porterville, Tulare County, California
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We now come to the grave of Rachel McIndoo.
Born: December 26, 1820, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: January 7, 1843, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Jacob McIndoo (1786-1827) and Margaret McDowell McIndoo (1792-1849). They were married around 1806 in Shelby County, Kentucky and are both buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
She had many siblings:
John McIndoo (1807-1893) – buried in New Union Cemetery, Spencer, Owen County, Indiana
Charity McIndoo Maskal (1809-1840) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ruth McIndoo Dyson (1811-1876) – buried in Lower York Cemetery, Thomson, Carroll County, Illinois
James McIndoo (1813-1870) – buried in McIndoo Cemetery, Owen County, Indiana
Polly Ann McIndoo Mason (1815-?) – Her burial is unknown
Milton McIndoo (1817-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary Ellen McIndoo Perry (1823-1844) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
William McIndoo (1825-1840) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret J. McIndoo Young (1827-1917) – buried in Belmont Cemetery, Iroquois County, Illinois
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Now is the grave of William McIndoo.
Born: October 7, 1825, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: December 17, 1840, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was the son of Jacob McIndoo (1786-1827) and Margaret McDowell McIndoo (1792-1849). They were married around 1806 in Shelby County, Kentucky and are both buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
She had many siblings:
John McIndoo (1807-1893) – buried in New Union Cemetery, Spencer, Owen County, Indiana
Charity McIndoo Maskal (1809-1840) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Ruth McIndoo Dyson (1811-1876) – buried in Lower York Cemetery, Thomson, Carroll County, Illinois
James McIndoo (1813-1870) – buried in McIndoo Cemetery, Owen County, Indiana
Polly Ann McIndoo Mason (1815-?) – Her burial is unknown
Milton McIndoo (1817-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Rachel McIndoo (1820-1843) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary Ellen McIndoo Perry (1823-1844) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Margaret J. McIndoo Young (1827-1917) – buried in Belmont Cemetery, Iroquois County, Illinois
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Now we come to the grave of James L. Mitchell.
Born: June 20, 1864, Indiana
Died: September 2, 1875, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was the young son of Andrew Jackson Mitchell (?-?) and Rebecca Jane McKee Mitchell (1836-1897). They were married on July 7, 1855, in Bartholomew County, Indiana. She is buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery, but I am not sure where he is buried. Rebecca died of consumption.
He had at least one sibling:
Willard Mitchell (1856-1897) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana (he also died of consumption)
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Here is the grave of Noah Hunt.
Born: unknown
Died: April 1852
He was married to Charity Hunt (?-1866). She is buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery. I don’t anything about any children.
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And now for the grave of Charity Hunt.
Born: unknown
Died: August 23, 1866
She was married to Noah Hunt (?-1852). He is buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery. I am not sure of any children.
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We now have the grave of Catherine A. Clark Rhodes.
Born: 1852, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: August 26, 1878, Lowell, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Minerva Anderson Smith (1841-1904) and John C. Smith (1830-1902). They are both buried in Mount Zion Cemetery in Brown County, Indiana, but there are no headstones for them.
She had at least one sibling:
Rosa B. Smith Sullivan (1871-1933) – buried in Mount Zion Cemetery, Van Buren Township, Brown County, Indiana
She was married to Jacob Rhodes (1847-1924) in 1874. He is buried near her in New Hope Cemetery.
They had at least two children:
Clara Rhodes Carr (1876-1945) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Infant Daughter Rhodes (1878-1878) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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Here is the grave of the Infant Daughter Rhodes,
Born: August 12, 1878, Lowell, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: September 14, 1878, Lowell, Bartholomew County, Indiana
She was the infant daughter of Catherine A. Clark Rhodes (1852-1878) and Jacob Rhodes (1847-1924). They are buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
She had at least one sibling:
Clara Rhodes Carr (1876-1945) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
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Next is the grave of Jacob Rhodes.
Born: August 2, 1847, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Died: December 2, 1924, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was the son of Phillip Rhodes (1817-1890) and Jane “Jeannie” Straten Rhodes (1815-1881). They are both buried in Saint Johns Lutheran Church Cemetery in Taylorsville, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
He had a few siblings:
Sarah Ann Rhodes Lawlis (1836-1900) – buried in Sloan Cemetery, Clark County, Arkansas
Alfred M. Rhodes (1842-1914) – buried in Saint Johns Church Cemetery, Taylorsville, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Joshua W. Rhodes (1845-1912) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Mary A. Rhodes (?-?) – burial unknown
David Rhodes (?-?) – burial unknown
He was married twice. His first wife was Catherine A. Clark Rhodes (1852-1878). They were married in 1874 and she sadly passed away a few years later after the birth of their second daughter.
They had at least two children:
Clara Rhodes Carr (1876-1945) – buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Infant Daughter Rhodes (1878-1878) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
His second wife was Catharine Turner Rhodes (1851-1882). They were married in 1880 and she passed away a couple of years later. She is buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
I am not sure if they had any children.
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We now come to the grave of Daniel Singer, Sr.
Born: December 22, 1796, Virginia
Died: July 14, 1858, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He was married to Mary Ward Crittenden Singer (1794-1867). They were married on March 3, 1817 in Henry County, Kentucky. She is buried in Shaffer Cemetery, Kewanna, Fulton County, Indiana
They had at least two children:
Sarah Ann Singer Tannehill (1817-1849) – buried in Tannehill Cemetery, Taylorsville, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Richard Harvey Singer (1829-1885) – buried in Saint Johns Lutheran Church Cemetery, Taylorsville, Bartholomew County, Indiana
He served in the War of 1812 as a Private in Gray’s 13th Regiment, Kentucky Militia.
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Our next stop is at the grave of Doctor John Harrison Terrell.
Born: October 1, 1801, Montgomery County, Kentucky
Died: January 6, 1867
He was the son of John Terrell (1772-1811) and Abba Allan Terrell (?-?). They were married on February 22, 1797 in Montgomery County, Kentucky.
He had several siblings:
Richardson Terrell (1797-1838) – burial unknown
Elizabeth “Betsey” Terrell (1799-1826) – burial unknown
Moriah Terrell (1804-?) – burial unknown
Williamson Terrell (1805-1873) – buried in Columbus City Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Arch Allan Terrell (1808-1874) – buried in Saint Michael’s Cemetery, Fairfield, Nelson County, Kentucky
Eliza Jane Terrell (1810-1834) – burial unknown
James Milton Terrell (1811-?) – burial unknown
He was married to Sally Moore Terrell (1798-1856) on February 2, 1823 in Henry County, Kentucky. She is buried near him in New Hope Cemetery.
They had many children:
John Allan Terrell (1824-?) – burial unknown
James Harvey Terrell (1825-1828) – burial unknown
William “Buckingham” Henry Harrison (1827-?) – burial unknown
James Harvey Terrell (1829-1847) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Chilton Allan Terrell (1832-?) – burial unknown
Lynch Moore Terrell (1834-?) – burial unknown
Amanda Terrell (1837-?) - burial unknown
There is a wonderful family history for the Terrell Family that I found online. You can find it here.
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Next is the grave of Sally Moore Terrell.
Born: October 29, 1798, Henry County, Kentucky
Died: 1867
She was the daughter of Richard Moore (?-?) and Mary Abbett Moore (?-?).
Thomas Moore (?-?) – burial unknown
James Moore (?-?) – burial unknown
John Moore (?-1862) – burial unknown (he was struck and killed by lightning in 1862)
She was married to Doctor John Harrison Terrell (1801-1867). He is buried near her in New Hope Cemetery.
They had many children:
John Allan Terrell (1824-?) – burial unknown
James Harvey Terrell (1825-1828) – burial unknown
William “Buckingham” Henry Harrison (1827-?) – burial unknown
James Harvey Terrell (1829-1847) – buried in New Hope Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Chilton Allan Terrell (1832-?) – burial unknown
Lynch Moore Terrell (1834-?) – burial unknown
Amanda Terrell (1837-?) - burial unknown
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Here is the grave of James Harvey Terrell.
Born: 1829
Died: 1847
He was the son of Doctor John Harrison Terrell (1801-1867) and Sally Moore Terrell (1798-1867). They are both buried nearby in New Hope Cemetery.
He had many siblings:
John Allan Terrell (1824-?) – burial unknown
James Harvey Terrell (1825-1828) – burial unknown
William “Buckingham” Henry Harrison (1827-?) – burial unknown
Chilton Allan Terrell (1832-?) – burial unknown
Lynch Moore Terrell (1834-?) – burial unknown
Amanda Terrell (1837-?) burial unknown
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I hope that you have enjoyed your walk through New Hope Cemetery in Bartholomew County, Indiana
You can visit the listing here.
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