Today's Walk Through the Tombstones is at Hopkins Cemetery, located in Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana.
GPS Coordinates: 38.91808, -86.52404
This cemetery is located at the end of Kentucky Hollow Road and Old State Road 37, where it dead ends into a gated off area of a quarry. Nearby is the what is known as the Bedford Limestone Pyramid. You can read more about the pyramid here and here. The Pyramid is located on private property and there are No Trespassing signs, so I do not recommend going though to poke around. But from what I understand, it is visible from the road, though I didn't see it when we drove out that way.
I am not sure when this cemetery was founded, but there are graves dating back to the early to mid 1800s. The cemetery is picturesque and located on a hill with graves on all sides, views out over the quarry. This cemetery is regularly patrolled by the Lawrence County Sheriff, so I have a feeling that unfortunate things happen in the area. The day that we went, there was a car parked in the only parking spot that quickly pulled away when they saw us. It was weird, but the atmosphere after they left was fine.
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Born: December 27, 1872, Indiana
Died: 1917, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Joseph Marion Blackburn (1847-1921) and Rebecca Elizabeth Boruff Anderson (1852-1915). Joseph was a veteran of the Civil War having served in Company A of the 24th Indiana Infantry. They are both buried in Hopkins Cemetery.
She had many siblings:
Archibald "Arch" S. Anderson (1870-1948) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Ivy L. Anderson Owens (1877-1940) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Bessie Vanola Anderson Brent (1883-1958) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Ruby Anderson O'Brien (1885-1959) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Elsie Mable Anderson Watson (1887-1960) - buried in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier, Los Angeles County, California
Sida U. Anderson (1890-1906) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Fred Lawrence Anderson (1895-1985) - buried in Gravel Lawn Cemetery, Green Township, Madison County, Indiana
She was the first wife of Charles Blackburn (1870-1947) in 1890. He is buried in Beech Grove Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana next to his second wife, Emma Louise Renner Blackburn.
They had five children, but I am missing the name of one of them:
Clovis York Blackburn, Sr. (1891-1967) - buried in Beech Grove Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Cliftie Blackburn (1895-1896) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana (shares a stone with Irvine)
Irvine Blackburn (1898-1898) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana (shares a stone with Cliftie)
Vella Lucilla Blackburn Fagan (1908-1977) - buried in Manasota Memorial Park, Bradenton, Manatee County, Florida
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Born: November 15, 1859, Indiana
Died: June 25, 1919, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was the son of Abraham Blackburn (1838-1916) and Melvina Etter Blackburn (1836-1918). They were married on April 15, 1857 in Lawrence County, Indiana. He was a veteran of the Civil War, serving in Company B of the 145th Indiana Infantry. They are both buried in Hopkins Cemetery.
He had nine siblings, though I don't have all of their names:
Elza Monroe Blackburn (1862-1943) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Robert E. Blackburn (1865-1918) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Marian Blackburn Anderson (1867-1964) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Brison Blackburn (1869-1890) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Charles Blackburn (1870-1947) - buried in Beech Grove Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Emery A. Blackburn (1875-1949) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was married to Hattie M. Bennett Blackburn (1872-1959) on December 31, 1891 in Lawrence County, Indiana. She is buried nearby in Hopkins Cemetery. I don't see that they had any children.
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Born: May 1872, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana
Died: 1959, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Samuel Bennett (1842-1928) and Rebecca Jane Hazel Bennett (1852-1890). They are both buried in Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana.
She had a few siblings:
William G. Bennett (1862-?) - burial unknown
Margaret Ann Bennett Blackburn (1864-1945) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Mary Ellen Bennett (1867-1890) - buried in Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana
Jane Bennett (?-?) - burial unknown
She was married to Perry Newton Blackburn (1859-1919) on December 31, 1891 in Lawrence County, Indiana. I don't find any records of children.
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Born: June 8, 1942
Died: June 13, 1942
Unfortunately, though there are many Anderson' buried in Hopkins Cemetery, I am not sure of any relations.
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Born: June 27, 1932
Died: June 27, 1932
There are no other Fagan's buried in Hopkins Cemetery, so unfortunately, we will never know who his family was.
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Born: May 15, 1861, Broad Ripple, Marion County, Indiana
Died: September 18, 1929, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was the son of Jacob Deford (1831-1893) and Mahala Perkins Deford (1834-1914). They were married on May 7, 1852 in Marion County, Indiana. They are both buried in Tumey-Turner Cemetery, Judah, Lawrence County, Indiana.
He had several siblings:
Sarah Anne Deford Wray (1852-1928) - buried in Hickory Grove Cemetery, Heltonville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Martha "Jane" Deford Hillenburg (1854-1915) - buried in Mitchell Cemetery, Monroe County, Indiana
Margaret Elizabeth Deford Miller (1858-1937) - buried in Arbor Vitae Cemetery, Madera, Madera County, California
Eliza Ellen Deford Miller (1866-1940) - buried in Springville Christian Cemetery, Springville, Lawrence County, Indiana
George W. Deford (1873-1928) - buried in Valhalla Memory Gardens, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana
He was married to Sarah Ann Henderson Deford, whose name is listed next to his on the headstone.
Born: June 25, 1863, Iowa
Died: March 6, 1951, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Moses Henderson (1834-1919) and Winnie Jane Martin Henderson (1840-1929). They were married on April 1, 1855 in Jackson County, Indiana and are both buried in Gilgal Cemetery, Heltonville, Lawrence County, Indiana. Moses was a fervent preacher and was responsible for the construction of the log Hickory Grove M.E. Church. He also owned and operated a sorghum mill nearby as well as farmed.
She had many siblings:
John Martin Henderson (1857-1901) - buried in Highland Lawn Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana (he died of typhoid fever)
William Love Henderson (1860-1880) - buried in Hamilton Cemetery, Pleasanton, Decatur County, Iowa
Serepta Jane Henderson Terrill (1860-1934) - buried in Liberty Cemetery, Norman, Jackson County, Indiana
Delilah Catherine Henderson Stancombe (1861-1927) - buried in Hickory Grove Cemetery, Heltonville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Elizabeth D. Henderson Hawkins (1874-1897) - buried in Hickory Grove Cemetery, Heltonville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Faith Ellen Henderson Henderson (1876-1943) - buried in Owensburg Cemetery, Owensburg, Greene County, Indiana
Mary Ellen Henderson Allen (1878-1941) - buried in Hickory Grove Cemetery, Heltonville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Sarah and John had at least one child:
William Thomas Deford (1882-1955) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
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Born: July 5, 1884, Greene County, Indiana
Died: February 25, 1948, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
He was the son of William Hubbard (1857-1899) and Rhoda Elizabeth Smiley Hubbard Shipwash Mize (1865-1939). They are both buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana.
He had many siblings:
Minnie May Hubbard Byers (1888-1975) - buried in Lowder Cemetery, Springville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Mollie C. Hubbard Lavender (1889-1929) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Wilmer Merlen Hubbard (1893-1964) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Ivis Park Hubbard (1899-1958) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Harry Theodore Shipwash (1904-1959) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Leatha Patricia Shipwash Emery (1906-1953) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was married to Iva Pearl Eastridge Hubbard (1886-1952) in 1906. She is buried next to him in Hopkins Cemetery.
They had a few children:
Mrs John Anderson (?-?) - burial unknown
Mrs. Gilbert Stailey (?-?) - burial unknown
Cletius Hubbard (?-?) - burial unknown
Clarence Hubbard (?-?) - burial unknown
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Born: June 6, 1886
Died: January 24, 1952
She was the daughter of Isaac Asberry Eastridge (1845-1920) and Nancy Stockinger Eastridge (1842-1906). Isaac was a veteran of the Civil War, serving in Company A of the 49th Indiana Infantry. They are both buried in Fairview Cemetery, Taswell, Crawford County, Indiana.
She had a few siblings:
Rose Ann Eastridge Poindexter (1869-1960) - buried in Washington Park North Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
William Harrison Eastridge (1872-1945) - buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Washington, Daviess County, Indiana
Etta May Eastridge Temple (1879-1965) - buried in Long Point Cemetery, Long Point, Livingston County, Illinois
She was married to Charles Walter Hubbard (1884-1948) in 1906. He is buried next to her in Hopkins Cemetery.
They had a few children:
Mrs John Anderson (?-?) - burial unknown
Mrs. Gilbert Stailey (?-?) - burial unknown
Cletius Hubbard (?-?) - burial unknown
Clarence Hubbard (?-?) - burial unknown
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Born: March 23, 1867
Died: January 6, 1911
He was the son of John Henry Morrison (1841-1885) and Susan Polly Morrison (1841-1900). John was a veteran of the Civil War having served in Company C, 13th Kentucky Cavalry. He and Susan were married on May 24, 1861 in Russell County, Kentucky. He is buried in Morrison Grant Cemetery in Columbia, Adair County, Kentucky. It is not known where Susan was buried at this time.
He had a few siblings:
Hattie Morrison Harvey (1857-1939) - buried in Bethlehem Cemetery, Royville, Russell County, Kentucky
Josephine Morrison Miller (1874-1906) - buried in Morrison Grant Cemetery, Columbia, Adair County, Kentucky
Myrtle Morrison Campbell (1875-1947) - buried in Campbell Cemetery, Russell County, Kentucky
Olive "Ollie" Susan Morrison Miller (1879-1903) - buried in Morrison Grant Cemetery, Columbia, Adair County, Kentucky (there is an interesting article from a July 1, 1903 newspaper, possibly from Kentucky, that notes that Ollie Miller was murdered when two men knocked on the door looking for her husband. They were likely looking for him because he was illegally distilling whiskey and were angry with him for this. When her husband answered the door, they set upon him, but he was able to push them back out of the house. They fired into the door, hitting Mr. Miller in the hand, but the bullet continued on, hitting Mrs. Miller in the neck, killing her almost instantly.)
He was married twice, his first wife being Sarah Bell Melson Morrison Black (1871-1945). They were married in 1891. She is buried in Grant Cemetery in Crocus, Adair County, Kentucky near her second husband, Samuel Alonzo Black.
From this marriage, Van had the following children:
Mary Lee Morrison Paxton (1893-1964) - buried in Cresthaven Memory Gardens Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
George B. Morrison (1895-1917) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
His second wife was Daisy Akin Yokeley Morrison Banks (1879-1922). They were married in 1903. She is buried in Morrison Grant Cemetery, Columbia, Adair County, Kentucky, though she was originally meant to be buried in Simpson's Graveyard, I assume in Kentucky, but I am not sure.
From this marriage, Van had the following children:
Forest Ray Morrison (1904-1969) - buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Leesburg, Lake County, Florida
Fred Russell Morrison (1907-1986) - buried in Riverside Cemetery, Clinton, Lenawee County, Michigan
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Born: May 17, 1895
Died: August 23, 1917
He was the son of Van Buren Morrison (1867-1911) and Sarah Bell Melson Morrison Black (1871-1945). He is buried nearby in Hopkins Cemetery while she is buried in Grant Cemetery, Crocus, Adair County, Kentucky.
He had several siblings:
Mary Lee Morrison Paxton (1893-1964) - buried in Cresthaven Memory Gardens Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Anna Rooney Black Blankenship (1900-1973) - buried in Russell Springs Cemetery, Russell Springs, Russell County, Kentucky
Forest Ray Morrison (1904-1969) - buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Leesburg, Lake County, Florida
Fred Russell Morrison (1907-1986) - buried in Riverside Cemetery, Clinton, Lenawee County, Michigan
Addie Ruby Black Grant (1907-1998) - buried in Grant Cemetery, Crocus, Adair County, Kentucky
Infant Boy Black (1913-1913) - buried in Grant Cemetery, Crocus, Adair County, Kentucky
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Born: May 23, 1921, Lawrence County, Indiana
Died: May 24, 1921, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the newborn daughter of John Franklin Robbins (1893-1985) and Nellie Carter Robbins (1898-1977). They were married on January 24, 1915 and are both buried in Beech Grove Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana.
Had she survived, she would have had many siblings:
Lucille "Lucy" Nadine Robbins Toborg (1915-1968) - buried in Old Union Cemetery, Fayetteville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Glenn William Robbins (1917-1990) - buried in Beech Grove Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Lloyd Thomas Robbins (1919-1988) - buried in Mitchell City Cemetery, Mitchell, Lawrence County, Indiana
Naomi Louise Robbins Breedlove (1921-2007) - buried in Cresthaven Memory Gardens Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Wayne Laverne Robbins (1926-2003) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Alva Harold Robbins (1929-1996) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
John K. Robbins (1933-2022) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
George M. Robbins Roberts (1935-2016) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Carl David Robbins (1941-2008) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
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John Terry
Born: June 27, 1912, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
Died: June 27, 1912, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
and
Peral Marie Terry
Born: January 27, 1908, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
Died: June 5, 1909, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
Ollie Edgar Terry was the son of John Wiley Terry (1842-1911) and Martha Ann Fletcher Terry (1846-1923). They were married on January 31, 1884 and are both buried in Huron Cemetery, Huron, Lawrence County, Indiana.
He had several siblings:
Elias Albert Terry (?-?) - burial unknown
Rebeca J. Terry Terrell (1868-1933) - buried in Huron Cemetery, Huron, Lawrence County, Indiana
Retta Jane Terry Johnson (1874-1935) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
George M. Terry (1878-1931) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Melinda "Lennie" Terry Atchison (1881-1929) - buried in Huron Cemetery, Huron, Lawrence County, Indiana
Caddie M. Jones Terry was the daughter of Lewis Earl Jones (1851-?) and Lucinda Edwards Jones (1850-1893). They were married on September 5, 1867 in Lawrence County, Indiana. He is buried in Saratoga Springs Cemetery, Saratoga Springs, McDonald County, Missouri while she is buried in Huron Cemetery, Huron, Lawrence County, Indiana. He served in the Civil War in Company D. 145th Indiana Infantry.
She had many siblings:
George J. Jones (1868-1936) - buried in Trimble Cemetery, Sullivan County, Indiana
William F. Jones (1868-1933) - buried in Mitchell City Cemetery, Mitchell, Lawrence County, Indiana (there is another listing for a William F. Jones with the same birthdate, but no death date. This is in Mundy Cemetery, Willow Valley, Martin County, Indiana. This headstone has who I believe is his first wife listed on it. She died before he died and he remarried that same year, hence the listing above)
George W. Jones (1869-1942) - buried in Saratoga Springs Cemetery, Saratoga Springs, McDonald County, Missouri
David Harrison Jones (1871-1961) - buried in Saratoga Springs Cemetery, Saratoga Springs, McDonald County, Missouri
Cynthia Ann Jones Carter (1877-1950) - buried in Beech Grove Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Xenia Jones Taylor (1879-1908) - buried in Connerley Switch Cemetery, Lawrence County, Indiana
Mattie Jones Dugan (1885-1973) - buried in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana
Hattie Jones Whitted (1885-1920) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Fay Lewis Jones (1890-1961) - buried in Saratoga Springs Cemetery, Saratoga Springs, McDonald County, Missouri
Ollie and Caddie had several children beyond the two infants shown on the earlier headstone:
Arnold Wayne Terry (1905-1995) - buried in Port Williams Cemetery, Williams, Lawrence County, Indiana
Clive Frank Terry (1910-1935) - buried in Mitchell City Cemetery, Mitchell, Lawrence County, Indiana
Dolores May Terry Patton (1913-1994) - buried in Hilltop Cemetery, Avoca, Lawrence County, Indiana
Melba A. Terry Gauss (1915-2013) - buried in Hilltop Cemetery, Avoca, Lawrence County, Indiana
After Caddie passed away in 1917, Ollie married again October 9, 1919 to Ruth M. Flynn Terry (1893-1982) who is buried in Springville Christian Cemetery, Springville, Lawrence County, Indiana. They did not have any children from this marriage, though she had two from a previous marriage.
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Born: November 7, 1887
Died: October 14, 1921
He was the son of David Millard Hutton (1856-1937) and Sarah Ellen Umphress Hutton (1861-1896). He is buried in Clear Creek Cemetery, Clear Creek, Monroe County, Indiana while she is buried in New Union Cemetery, Eureka, Lawrence County, Indiana.
He had a few siblings:
Alice Hutton Hughes (1882-1949) - buried in Leesville Cemetery, Leesville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Here we have the grave of Charles P. Goodman.
Omer Hutton (1884-1962) - buried in Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Shelah Jane Hutton Hughes (1890-1960) - buried in Leesville Cemetery, Leesville, Lawrence County, Indiana
John Franklin Hutton (1893-1977) - buried in Clear Creek Cemetery, Clear Creek, Monroe County, Indiana
He was married to Maymie Edna Pritchett Hutton, whose name is listed under his on the headstone.
Born: November 18, 1888, Lawrence County, Indiana
Died: February 24, 1953, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Wilson Pritchett (1850-1889) and Pauline Deckard Pritchett (1854-1916). He is buried in Jolly Cemetery, Stonington, Lawrence County, Indiana, while she is buried in Donica Cemetery, Lawrence County, Indiana.
She had a couple of siblings:
Austin Leslie Pritchett (1885-1937) - buried in Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana
Arthur Ketridge Pritchett (1888-1970) - buried in Donica Cemetery, Lawrence County, Indiana
Maymie married a second time after the passing of William. His name was Franklin Benjamin Jones (1866-1943) and he is buried in Old Shiloh Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana. It doesn't appear that they had any children.
William and Maymie had at least one child:
Lorene Margaret Hutton Higgins Morrison (1911-1967) - buried in Valhalla Memory Gardens, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana
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Born: 1884
Died: 1955
There are many Goodman's buried here in Hopkins Cemetery, but I am unsure of any relations.
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Born: 1907
Died: 1909
There are other Kerns buried in Hopkins Cemetery, but I am unsure of any relations.
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The face of this stone reads:
"McL
In Memory of
Father
and
Mother
McLahlan"
The sides are noted with the names of those buried here.
This side of the stone is for Eliza Jane Miller McLahlan.
Born: 1853 Indiana
Died: May 1, 1926, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the daughter of David Miller (1827-1863) and Sophia Kinser Miller (1831-1913). They were married on March 11, 1852 in Monroe County, Indiana, though he was her second husband. He served in the 93rd Indiana Infantry during the Civil Ware and is buried in Mound City National Park in Mound City, Pulaski County, Illinois.
She had a few siblings:
Felix Miller (1856-1940) - buried in Allens Creek Cemetery, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana
Jackson Miller (1858-?) - burial unknown
Nancy Miller (1861-) - burial unknown
Samuel Miller (1869-1942) - buried in Clear Creek Cemetery, Clear Creek, Monroe County, Indiana (interestingly enough, he was the son of Sophia Miller, but it is unknown who he father was as he was born several years after her husband died.)
Born: June 19, 1855, Indiana
Died: July 18, 1916, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was the son of Oliver McLahlan (1818-1876) and Sarah Davis McLahlan (1819-1892). They are both buried in Allens Creek Cemetery, Monroe County, Indiana. As a note, they are noted as being in Old Allens Creek Cemetery, though that is incorrect. There stones are located in Allens Creek Cemetery. Old Allens Creek is located across the road, in the woods and is not easily accessible.
He had a couple of siblings:
Lucy A. McLahlan Smallwood (1846-1909) - buried in Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana
Doctor Chessley Davis McLahlan (1849-1893) - buried in Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana (an article from the Bloomington Telephone dated February 6, 1893, notes that Doctor McLahlan ended his life at the end of a noose made from a leather strap. I hope to visit this cemetery again soon so that I can do a more in depth listing for his grave)
This is the grave of Homer C. Duncan.
We now stop at the grave of Cynthia Jane Hatfield Brazzel.
Eliza and Oliver had several children:
Miranda A. McLahlan Dobson (1875-1944) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Edith McLahlan Douthitt (1877-1948) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Eva McLahlan Cleveland (1879-1909) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Chesley David McLahlan (1882-1948) - buried in Valhalla Memorial Gardens, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana
Mayme McLahlan Bryant (1884-1980) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
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Born: February 8, 1913, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
Died: December 18, 1942, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
He was the son of Henry Everett Duncan (1890-1958) and Arlie Ann Turpin Duncan (1892-1978). They are both buried in Fairview Cemetery, Linton, Greene County, Indiana, though there doesn't appear to be a headstone for her.
He had a few siblings:
Eva Duncan Roby (1909-1976) - buried in Fairview Cemetery, Linton, Greene County, Indiana
Hazel D. Duncan Van Sickle (1915-1971) - buried in Washington Park East Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Ruth Mary Duncan Byers (1920-1987) - buried in Cloverdale Cemetery, Cloverdale, Putnam County, Indian
Roy M. Duncan (1922-2004) - buried in Ames Chapel Cemetery, Paoli, Orange County, Indiana
He was married to Mary Alice Byers Duncan Dewar (1916-1978). She is buried with her second husband, Ernest Dewar (1910-1975) in Carmichael Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana
They had four children that I have found mention of:
Dallas Roland Duncan (1938-2006) - buried in Carmichael Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana
Dennis Marvin Duncan (1939-1977) - buried in Glen Abbey Memorial Park, Bonita, San Diego County, California
Raymond Keith Duncan (1940-1992) - buried in Carmichael Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana
Sharleen Duncan (?-?) - burial unknown
Homer served in the US Army as a Private in the 11th Infantry. He became ill while serving and was honorable discharged. He passed away at the veterans' hospital in Indianapolis while under treatment.
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Born: January 3, 1853, Greene County, Indiana
Died: November 15, 1930, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Mordecai Ale Hatfield (1817-1869) and Milla/Milly/Millie Richardson Hatfield (1819-1875). They were married in Monroe County, Indiana on November 26, 1835 and are both buried in the Flynn Cemetery, Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. Millie is incorrectly referred to as Minnie in their daughter Amanda's obituary.
She had many siblings:
Nancy Hatfield Corbin (1836-1902) - buried in Flynn Cemetery, Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana
Daniel Boone Hatfield (1838-1910) - buried in Angelus Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California (he was a veteran of the Civil War, Company G, 97th Indiana Infantry)
Mary Hatfield Wollam (1840-1892) - buried in Kentucky Ridge Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana
Sarilda Hatfield Inman (1843-1908) - buried in Indian Creek Primitive Church Cemetery, Williams, Lawrence County, Indiana (she died of tuberculosis)
Martha Hatfield Hall (?-?) - burial unknown
Andrew Hudson Hatfield (1844-1912) - buried in IOOF Cemetery, Edwardsport, Knox County, Indiana (he died of the Spanish Flu and was buried in a mass, unmarked grave)
Raphe Norval Hatfield (1846-1934) - buried in Zion Cemetery, Stilwell, Adair County, Oklahoma
Nelson Hatfield (1848-1901) - buried in Bennett Cemetery, Avoca, Lawrence County, Indiana
Sarah Ann "Sally" Hatfield Sharr (1853-1879) - buried in Hopewell Cemetery, Winnsboro, Wood County, Texas (she was Cynthia Jane's twin sister)
Amanda "Mandy" Hatfield Hudson (1855-1943) - buried in Flynn Cemetery, Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana (she was the twin of Elizabeth)
Elizabeth "Bettie" Hatfield Long (1855-1929) - buried in Bethseda Cemetery, Morrow, Washington County, Arkansas (She was originally buried in Oak Grove Cemetery)
Christa Ann Hatfield Burch (1856-1936) - buried in Samaria Cemetery, Linton, Greene County, Indiana
Rachel Arena Hatfield Martin (1860-1923) - buried in Newberry Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
She was married on March 25, 1871 in Greene County, Indiana to William Brazzel, who is listed on the headstone next to her.
This is the grave of Lewis Trogdon.
Born: January 1, 1851, Greene County, Indiana
Died: December 6, 1925, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was the son of Rebecca Ellen Street Brazzel Huffman Bowman (1831-?). She is buried in Hopkins Cemetery, somewhere nearby, though as of yet, there is no photo of her headstone. She appears to have been married at least three times, but I am unsure of the names of any of her husbands, including William's father.
He had at least one sibling:
Malinda Huffman Lester (1854-1937) - buried in Prairie Chapel Cemetery, Lyons, Greene County, Indiana
Cynthia and William had a few children:
Elsworth Brazzell (1877-1951) - buried in Lowder Cemetery, Springville, Lawrence County, Indiana
William Normal Brazzell (1880-1956) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Mamie E. Brazzel Hatfield (1882-1928) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Fred Brazzell (1886-1912) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Orley Brazzell (?-?) - burial unknown
Katie Brazzell (?-?) - burial unknown
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Born: May 10, 1855
Died: December 10, 1920
He was the son of Westward A. Trogdon (1816-1888) and Elizabeth "Eliz" Jones Trodgon (1818-1883). They are both buried in Lowe Cemetery, Kirksville, Monroe County, Indiana.
He had many siblings:
Margaret Eleanor Trogdon (1845-1927) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Ruth/Rutha Jones Trogdon (1846-1873) - buried in Lowe Cemetery, Kirksville, Monroe County, Indiana
Phoebe A. Kyle (1847-1878) - buried in Fernwood Cemetery, Henderson, Henderson County, Kentucky
Solomon Trogdon (1849-1868) - buried in Lowe Cemetery, Kirksville, Monroe County, Indiana
Isaac Trogdon (1850-1876) - buried in Lowe Cemetery, Kirksville, Monroe County, Indiana
Belinda Trogdon (1852-1885) - buried in Lowe Cemetery, Kirksville, Monroe County, Indiana
Eliza Trogdon (1853-1869) - buried in Lowe Cemetery, Kirksville, Monroe County, Indiana
Louisa Trogdon (1856-1869) - buried in Lowe Cemetery, Kirksville, Monroe County, Indiana
Asenith Trogdon (1856-1930) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Mary Abagail Trogdon (1858-1945) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Martha M. Trogdon (1860-1885) - buried in Lowe Cemetery, Kirksville, Monroe County, Indiana
Caroline Trogdon (1862-1898) - buried in Lowe Cemetery, Kirksville, Monroe County, Indiana (she is listed by the WPA as Kathryn Trogden)
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Born: March 15, 1892, Wayne County, Kentucky
Died: April 1, 1955, Lyons, Greene County, Indiana
He was son of James Shelby Duncan, Sr (1854-1934) and and his first wife, Lucrecia "Lou" Fulton Duncan (1851-?). He is buried in Hopkins Cemetery, but as of yet there is no picture of his headstone. She was born in Tennessee to Allen and Elizabeth Fulton, but it is unknown when or where she passed away or where she is buried. It is possible that she is buried in Hopkins Cemetery nearby, but there is no record.
He had many siblings:
William Walter Duncan (1877-1950) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
John Allen Duncan (1878-1952) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Mary "Molly" Z. Duncan Perkins (1880-1905) - buried in Old Morgan Cemetery, Lyons, Greene County, Indiana
Joseph Duncan (1882-1949) - buried details are unknown
Cora Etta Duncan (1884-1900) - burial details are unknown
Charles "Ed" Edward Duncan (1886-1971) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Luther Duncan (1889-1938) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana (Luther spent most of the last ten years of his life in prison for the shooting of his wife, Nora, in March 1929. After his death, his body was donated to Indiana University Bloomington.)
Henry Duncan (1890-?) - burial unknown
Glen Duncan (1899-?) - burial unknown
Robert Duncan (1908-1960) - buried in Valhalla Memory Gardens, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana
Jack Wilson Duncan (1910-1992) - buried in Saint John Lutheran Cemetery, South Mahoning Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania
Marion Duncan (1914-1922) - buried in Stafford Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana
Jim served as a Private First Class in World War 1 in the 304th Field Regiment. I believe that he was in the Quartermaster's Corps. His headstone lists "SO" which, from what research I did and what I could fine, may mean "Special Orders", but I am not completely certain about that.
He was married in 1941 to Pearl Chambers Jackman Schidler Duncan (1885-1948). She is buried in Mount Greenwood Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was her third and final husband.
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Born: August 6, 1885, Lawrence County, Indiana
Died: June 30, 1949, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Thomas Goodman (1854-1922) and Sarah Alice Lewis Goodman (1861-1923). He is buried in South Union Church Cemetery in Monroe County, Indiana, while Sarah is buried with Flora in Hopkins Cemetery. (see below for some more information about Sarah)
She had two siblings that I have found:
Carl Goodman (1894-1971) - buried in Valhalla Memory Gardens, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana
Nesby Goodman (1896-1951) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was married to Joseph Patton (1875-1952) in 1904. He is buried in Hopkins Cemetery nearby.
Sarah Alice Lewis Goodman is also listed on the headstone.
Born: January 22, 1861, Indiana (obit states 1855)
Died: March 18, 1923, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana
She was the daughter of James Lewis (?-?) and Jane Hawkins Lewis (?-?). I am unsure as to where they are buried.
She did have a couple of siblings:
Mary Lewis Mason (?-?) - burial unknown
Vance Lewis (?-?) - burial unknown
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Born: February 11, 1869, Lawrence County, Indiana
Died: July 17, 1890, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was the son of Abraham Blackburn (1838-1916) and Melvina Etter Blackburn (1836-1918). They were married on April 15, 1857 in Lawrence County, Indiana. He was a veteran of the Civil War, serving in Company B of the 145th Indiana Infantry. They are both buried in Hopkins Cemetery.
He had nine siblings, though I don't have all of their names:
Perry Newton Blackburn (1859-1919) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Elza Monroe Blackburn (1862-1943) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Robert E. Blackburn (1865-1918) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Marian Blackburn Anderson (1867-1964) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Charles Blackburn (1870-1947) - buried in Beech Grove Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Emery A. Blackburn (1875-1949) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
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Born: July 6, 1825
Died: April 2, 1895
Unfortunately, there is no information about his family. There are other Owens' buried in Hopkins Cemetery, but I am unsure about any connections.
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Born: March 22, 1898, Lawrence County, Indiana
Died: April 25, 1898, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was the newborn son of Charles Blackburn (1870-1947) and Myrtle Susan Anderson Blackburn (1872-1917). He is buried in Beech Grove Cemetery in Lawrence County, Indiana, while Myrtle is buried nearby in Hopkins Cemetery.
He had a few siblings, though I am missing the name of one of them:
This is the grave of Forest D. Mayo.
We now stop at the grave of Henry Edward Chenault.
Clovis York Blackburn, Sr. (1891-1967) - buried in Beech Grove Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Cliftie Blackburn (1895-1896) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana (shares a stone with Irvine) (pictured right)
Vella Lucilla Blackburn Fagan (1908-1977) - buried in Manasota Memorial Park, Bradenton, Manatee County, Florida
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Born: January 1, 1889, Indiana
Died: December 1, 1922, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was the son of John Wesley Mayo (1865-1924) and Ida Pauline Bridwell Mayo (1865-1942). They are both buried in Hopkins Cemetery.
He had several siblings:
Everett Charles Mayo (1885-1948) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Homer Ulysses Mayo (1887-1967) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Mamie Ellen Mayo Hardwick (1890-1917) - buried in Old Union Cemetery, Fayetteville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Hattie Mayo Gyger (1893-1995) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Ristey Mayo (1864-1962) - buried in Beech Grove Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was married to Pearl Ida Reynolds Mayo (1894-1978) in 1912. Her name is listed below his on the headstone, though she is not buried here. She is instead buried in Elm Ridge Memorial Park, Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana.
They had at least one child:
Loveda Mayo Bridwell (1915-1995) - buried in Elm Ridge Memorial Park, Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana
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Born: October 5, 1861, Meade County, Kentucky
Died: February 10, 1912
He was the son of Felix Edward Chenault (1830-1888) and Sarah Mercer Chenault (1832-1918). They were married on December 2, 1850 in Meade County, Kentucky and are both buried in Garnettsville Cemetery, Muldraugh, Meade County, Kentucky.
He had several siblings:
James T. Chenault (1852-1852) - buried in Old Grahampton Cemetery, Fort Knox, Meade County, Kentucky (It is possible that he actually died in 1853; his cause of death is listed as consumption)
Anna "Annie" Chenault Keith (1852-1927) - buried in Rock Haven Baptist Cemetery, Meade County, Kentucky (it is also possible that she was born in 1853)
Louisa Ellen Chenault (1855-1875) - buried in Garnettsville Cemetery, Muldraugh, Meade County, Kentucky
Willie Bellie Chenault Randall (1856-1938) - buried in Elizabethtown City Cemetery, Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky
Ruth E. Chenault (1858-1860) - buried in Old Grahampton Cemetery, Fort Knox, Meade County, Kentucky
Felix Owen Chenault (1865-1936) - buried in Rock Haven Baptist Cemetery, Meade County, Kentucky
He was married in 1860 to Mary "Mollie" Catherine Shrewsbury Chenault. She is listed on the headstone next to her husband.
Born: January 1863, Meade County, Kentucky
Died: January 9, 1958, Oolitic, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the daughter of James Craik Shrewsbury (1843-1875) and Frances Johnson Shrewsbury (1844-1918). He is buried in Shrewsbury Cemetery, Brandenburg, Meade County, Kentucky, while she is buried in Portland Cemetery, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. Unfortunately, there is no photo of her headstone.
She had a few siblings:
Elizabeth "Betty" Harris Shrewsbury Mitchell (1861-1908) - buried in Saint Patrick Cemetery, Fort Knox, Hardin County, Kentucky
Mittie Shrewsbury Hamilton (1868-1952) - buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Corydon, Harrison County, Indiana
Leta Johnson Shrewsbury Wimp (1869-1954) - buried in Rosewood Funeral Home and Cemetery, Humble, Harris County, Texas
Nannie Shrewsbury Berry (1875-1924) - buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky
Marvin J. Shrewsbury (1876-1925) - buried in Eastern Cemetery, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky
Henry and Mollie had many children:
Orville Forrest Chenault (1883-1961) - he was cremated
Charley H. Chenault (1885-1919) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Mary Lena Chenault Turner (1886-1971) - buried in Grandview Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana
Mable Chenault Pierce (1889-1977) - buried in Fairview Cemetery, Linton, Greene County, Indiana
Felix Eugene Chenault (1891-1982) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
William Owen Chenault (1893-1980) - buried in Cresthaven Memory Gardens Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Wayne "Peg" Henry Chenault (1896-1984) - buried in Clear Creek Cemetery, Clear Creek, Monroe County, Indiana
Dewey G. Chenault (1898-1976) - buried in Cresthaven Memory Gardens Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Wilda A. Chenault Sims (1901-1983) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Ethel Chenault Byers (1903-1968) - buried in Dishman Cemetery, Hobbieville, Greene County, Indiana
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Born: unknown
Died: July 30, 1873
There are many Lewis' buried in Hopkins Cemetery, but I am not sure of any relations.
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Born: May 31, 1907, Indiana
Died: February 10, 1921, Shawswick, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the teenage daughter of William Isaac Blackwell (1884-1971) and his first wife, Nellie Blanch Bennett Blackwell (1883-1920). He is buried in Greenhill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana while she is buried nearby in Hopkins Cemetery.
She had several siblings:
Mabel Elizabeth Blackwell Samuelson (1913-1986) - buried in Cresthaven Memory Gardens Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Morris Ray Blackwell (1923-1998) - buried in Lowder Cemetery, Springville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Lois Ilene Blackwell Mowry (1924-1975) - buried in Cresthaven Memory Gardens Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Burl Wayne Blackwell (1927-2006) - buried in Cresthaven Memory Gardens Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Lola May Blackwell Davers (1928-2015) - buried in White River Valley Cemetery, Medora, Jackson County, Indiana
Norman Russell Blackwell (1931-1999) - buried in Lowder Cemetery, Springville, Lawrence County, Indiana
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Born: February 5, 1822, Arkansas
Died: July 22, 1899, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was the son of Benjamin Grayson (1793-1856) and Nancy Rigney Grayson (1794-1868). They were married on May 29, 1815 in Know County, Tennessee. He is buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana, while she is buried in Ontario Cemetery, Ames, Story County, Iowa.
He had at least one sibling:
Sarah M. Grayson (1825-1859) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was married to Roseana Hopkins Grayson on September 20, 1842 and her name is listed below his on the headstone.
Born: August 11, 1824, Wayne County, Kentucky
Died: October 26, 1899, Lawrence County, Indiana
I have no information for her parents or any siblings. Nor have I found any names of children for Alfred and Roseana.
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Born: November 28, 1800, Mount Eden, Spencer County, Kentucky
Died: December 9, 1881, Springville, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Abraham Hostetler (1770-1846) and Agnes Hardman Hostetler (1774-1824). They were married in April 1789 in Pennsylvania and are both buried in Liberty Cemetery, Orleans, Orange County, Indiana.
She had many siblings:
Catherine/Catharine Hostetler Hardman (1794-1848) - buried in Portage Prairie Cemetery, St. Joseph County, Indiana
Joseph Hostetler (1797-1870) - buried in Keller Cemetery, Lovington, Moultrie County, Illinois
Shem Hostetler (1798-1828) - buried in Olive Branch Cemetery, Clark County, Indiana
Solomon Hostetler (1803-1878) - buried in Sugar Creek Cemetery, Napoleon, Gallatin County, Kentucky
Christian Hostetler (1805-1892) - buried in Oakdale Memorial Park, Glendora, Los Angeles County, California
Nancy Hostetler Bower (1808-1875) - buried in Bower-Work Cemetery, Washington Township, Clark County, Indiana
Margaret Hostetler Miller (1812-1853) - buried in Fairlawn Cemetery, Decatur, Macon County, Illinois
She was married to Mathias Sears in 1821. His name is listed next to hers on the headstone.
Born: April 30, 1795, Rowan County, North Carolina
Died: June 23, 1878, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was the son of John Sears (1749-1839) and Catherine "Katie" Margaret Conrad Sears (1761-1797). They are both listed as being buried in East Union Cemetery, East Union, Nicholas County, Kentucky.
He also had many siblings:
John Sears (1776-1828) - buried in East Union Cemetery, East Union, Nicholas County, Kentucky (birthdate could be closer to 1782)
Catherine "Kitty" Sears Huffstutter (1779-1852) - buried in West Side Dunkard Cemetery, Harrison County, Indiana
Henry M. Sears (1784-1843) - buried in Sears Cemetery, Greenville, Floyd County, Indiana
Mary Magdeline Sears Sappenfield (1797-1875) - buried in Reep Cemetery, Bradford, Harrison County, Indiana
George Jacob Sears (1789-1857) - buried in Reep Cemetery, Bradford, Harrison County, Indiana
David Sears (1791-1864) - buried in Old Union Cemetery, Fayetteville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Susannah Jane Sears Kern (1795-1882) - buried in Old Union Cemetery, Fayetteville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Michael Alexander Sears (1797-1846) - buried in East Union Cemetery, East Union. Nicholas County, Kentucky
Adam Sears (1799-1872) - buried in Edgewood Cemetery, Chillicothe, Livingston County, Missouri
Solomon Sears (1801-1859) - buried in Reep Cemetery, Bradford, Harrison County, Indiana
Jacob S. Sears (1803-1862) - buried in Gantz Cemetery, Abingdon, Jefferson County, Iowa
Barbara W. Sears Huffstutter (1805-1886) - buried in Williams Cemetery, Craig, Holt County, Missouri
William Sears (1807-?) - buried in East Union Cemetery, East Union, Nicholas County, Kentucky
Susannah and Mathias had a few children:
Caroline Sears Hopkins (1821-1886) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana (listed on the side of the headstone)
Nancy Ann Sears Anderson (1831-1911) - buried in Anderson Cemetery, Lawrence County, Indiana
Delilia Janetta Sears Boruff (1842-1870) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
There are long periods of time between these dates, so there may be more, but I have no names.
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Born: March 20, 1882
Died: May 11, 1882
James was the newborn son of John William Massey (1856-1945) and Ona Belle Maddox Massey (1859-1938). They are both buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana.
He had at least one sibling that I have found:
Joseph A. Massey (1882-1891) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana (he was the twin of James)
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Born: March 20, 1882, Lawrence County, Indiana
Died: December 1, 1891, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was the young son of John William Massey (1856-1945) and Ona Belle Maddox Massey (1859-1938). They are both buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana.
We now come to the grave of Achsah Massey.
He had at least one sibling that I have found:
James A. Massey (1882-1882) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana (he was the twin of Joseph)
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Born: January 12, 1881
Died: October 29, 1897
She was the daughter of J.E. Massey (?-?) and E. Massey (?-?). I don't have their names or any names of siblings. It is curious that she is buried here with two other Massey's, but have different initials for the parents. Is this a mistake or another family relation that is just very close in dates?
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Born: April 10, 1817, Willow Springs, Lafayette County, Wisconsin (though it is also listed that he was born May 18, 1817, Wayne County, Indiana)
Died: September 20, 1895, Chapel Hill, Monroe County, Indiana (it is also listed that he died September 26, 1895, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana)
He was the son of Joseph Lewis (1777-1826) and Margaret/Margarett Hart/Hartness Lewis (1781-1830). They were married on September 6, 1798 in Madison County, Kentucky and are buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Crawford County, Illinois.
He had many siblings:
Mary Ann Lewis Bloomfield (1799-1875) - buried in Greenlawn Memorial Park, Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana
Abraham Lewis (1800-1865) - burial unknown
Ester June Lewis Mabbitt (1802-1832) - burial unknown
Elizabeth Katherine Lewis (1804-1896) - burial unknown
Henry Grant Lewis (1805-1859) - burial unknown
Susannah Lewis (1806-1837) - burial unknown
Johnathan W. Lewis (1808-1854) - burial unknown
Tasy Lewis (1810-1826) - burial unknown
Joseph Henry Lewis (1813-1911) - burial unknown
Margaret Lewis (1820-1907) - burial unknown
He was married to Malissa George Lewis (1804-1877) on January 13, 1845 in Franklin County, Indiana. She is buried in Chapel Hill Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Monroe County, Indiana.
They had a few children:
Selby G. Warren Lewis (1848-1860) - burial unknown
Joshua Martin Lewis (1850-1860) - burial unknown
Margaret "Maggie" Ellen Lewis Eades (1852-1921) - buried in Grandview Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana
Esther Ann Lewis Anderson Gabbert (1854-1927) - buried in Bennett Cemetery, Avoca, Lawrence County, Indiana
Mary Elizabeth Lewis Clendenin Hawkins (1859-1917) - buried in Crawford Cemetery, Shawswick, Lawrence County, Indiana
Ulysses Grant Lewis (1867-1894) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana (his burial place is unknown though family believes that he is buried here)
This is the military marker for Joseph Marion Anderson.
Here we have the grave of Sopha Johnston.
He served in the Civil War in Company B of the 50th Indiana Infantry as well as in Company A of the 52nd Indiana Infantry. He filed for pension on April 30, 1872.
His cause of death was listed as a stroke.
There is conflicting information that he is buried in Chapel Hill Cemetery, though this is where Malissa is buried, there is no evidence that he was actually buried there. There is no headstone or marker of any sort.
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Born: May 2, 1848, Indiana
Died: December 24, 1921, Tippecanoe County, Indiana
He was the son of Captain Archibald Anderson (1825-1878) and his first wife, Margaret Jane Sears Anderson (?-?). He is buried in Anderson Cemetery, Lawrence County, Indiana, but I am not sure where she is buried. He served in the Civil War as a First Lieutenant in Company C, Indiana 145th Infantry. Promoted to a Captain on June 19, 1865. Mustered out on January 21, 1866.
He had many siblings:
William Anderson (1847-1847) - burial unknown
Milton Anderson (1850-1850) - burial unknown
Robert Anderson (1853-1860) - burial unknown
Charlotte "Lottie" Anderson (1854-?) - burial unknown
George Anderson (1856-1860) - burial unknown
Mary Belle Anderson Sears (1858-1933) - buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, Los Angeles, California
Louisa Anderson Beyers (1859-1936) - buried in Lowder Cemetery, Springville, Lawrence County, Indiana
Ira Ellsworth Anderson (1862-1887) -buried in Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana
Katherine Anderson (1864-?) - burial unknown
Cora D. Anderson Call (1866-1933) - buried in Ingalls Cemetery, Ingalls, Payne County, Oklahoma
General Grant Anderson (1868-1941) - burial unknown
Ferdinand Anderson (1872-1884) - burial unknown
William Archer Anderson (1876-1887) - burial unknown
Archibald Anderson Jr. (1877-1887) - burial unknown
He was married to Rebecca Elizabeth Boruff Anderson (1851-1913). She is buried near him in Hopkins Cemetery.
They had many children:
Archibald S. Anderson (1870-1948) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Myrtle Susan Anderson Blackburn (1872-1917) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Ivy L. Anderson Owens (1877-1940) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Bessie Vanola Anderson Brent (1883-1958) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Ruby Anderson O'Brien (1885-1959) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Elsie Mable Anderson Watson (1887-1960) - buried in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier, Los Angeles County, California
Sida E. Anderson (1890-1906) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Fred Lawrence Anderson (1895-1985) - buried in Gravel Lawn Cemetery, Green Township, Madison County, Indiana
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Born: July 8, 1848
Died: July 25, 1904.
She was the wife of L.B. Johnston (?-?). I am not sure what his name is or where he is buried. There are a couple of other Johnston's buried in Hopkins Cemetery, but I couldn't find any relation to her.
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Born: April 25, 1838, Lawrence County, Indiana
Died: February 18, 1916, Lawrence County, Indiana
He was the son of Cyrus Blackburn (1805-?) and Elizbeth Cummings Blackburn (?-?). They were married in 1825 in Rockingham County, North Carolina. I have no further information about them.
He was married to Melvina Etter Blackburn (1836-1918) on April 15, 1857 in Lawrence County, Indiana. She is buried nearby in Hopkins Cemetery.
They had 10 children, but I don't have the names of all of them:
Perry Newton Blackburn (1859-1919) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Elza Monroe Blackburn (1862-1943) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Robert E. Blackburn (1865-1918) - buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Marian Blackburn Anderson (1867-1964) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Brison Blackburn (1869-1890) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Charles Blackburn (1870-1947) - buried in Beech Grove Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Emery A. Blackburn (1875-1949) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
He served in the Civil War in Company B of the 145th Indiana Infantry.
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Born: January 20, 1883, Lawrence County, Indiana
Died: August 3, 1899, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the young daughter of James Monroe Blackburn (?-?) and Jane Blackburn (?-?). I'm not sure where they are buried.
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Here we are at the grave of Private Robert G. Johnson.
Born: unknown
Died: unknown
He was a Civil War soldier, having enlisted on November 1, 1861 as a Private. He served in Company A of the 46th Indiana Infantry and mustered out on December 1, 1864.
I have no information on his family, though there are several Johnson's buried here.
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Born: December 10, 1875
Died: unknown
She was married to George W. Mason, who is buried next to her.
Born: March 2, 1875
Died: August 13, 1900
I don't have any information on family for either of them.
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Born: 1854
Died: 1900
She was the wife of W.J. Owens (?-?). I am not sure where he is buried.
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Born: July 13, 1905
Died: October 3, 1906
He was the infant son of Ira Turner (?-?) and Lena Turner (?-?). I am not sure where they are buried.
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Born: May 20, 1905
Died: July 21, 1905
I have no information on her family, though there are other Chenault's buried in Hopkins Cemetery.
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Born: October 20, 1852, Indiana
Died: November 30, 1905, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Robert Johnson (1815-1883) and Hannah Margaret Tyler Johnson (1832-1884). They are buried together at Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana. Their headstone lists their name as Johnson.
She had several siblings:
George Washington Johnston (1852-1921) - buried in Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana
Minerva Jane Johnston Blackburn (1854-1920) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana
Elmira "Myra" M. Johnston Holmes (1857-1938) - buried in Old Trinity Springs Church, Trinity Springs, Martin County, Indiana
Mary Johnston Blackburn (1860-1934) - buried in Hopkins Cemetery, Needmore, Lawrence County, Indiana
Robert M. Johnston (1863-1939) - buried in Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana
Finley Johnston (1867-1939) - buried in Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana
Andrew Johnson (1869-1935) - buried in Clear Creek Cemetery, Clear Creek, Monroe County, Indiana
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I hope that you have enjoyed your walk through Hopkins Cemetery. You can find out more out the cemetery here.
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