Graves of Revolutionary Soldiers
1906; Indiana University Press; Linguagem: Inglês
ISSN
1942-9711
Autores Tópico(s)Archaeology and Natural History
ResumoN Vol. I, Nos. 2 and 3, of this magazine, were published lists of Revolutionary graves located in Putnam and Floyd coun ties. The following list is the fullest, up to date, of these graves as located in various parts of the State by members and chapters of the D. A. R. It is taken from the First Annual Re port of the D. A. R. State Historian, Miss Eliza G. Browning: ALLEN COUNTY. The Mary Penrose Wayne Chapter reports a large number of Revolutionary soldiers buried at Harmersford, but is unable to give the names. FLOYD COUNTY-6. Located by Piankeshaw Chapter. Jos eph Bell, Joshua Fowler, Richard Lord Jones and Benjamin Buckman, all in the New Albany cemetery; Jacob Garrison, Galena; Gabriel Poindexter, Floyd Knobs. CRAWFORD COUNTY--I. Piankeshaw Chapter. Jeremiah Wright, Fredona cemetery. CLARK COUNTY-20. Twelve located by Piankeshaw Chapter. HARRISON COUNTY-18. Piankeshaw Chapter. Charles Dyer, Bethlehem cemetery, near Crandall; Joshua Bennett, Samuel Raugh and Patrick Hunter, Presbyterian cemetery at Rebobeth; Hinson Johnson, Blunk's cemetery, Webster township; Peter Deatrich, George Krone and Charles George, family burying ground one mile south of Elizabeth. David Trout, Luther's Chapel; John Williams, Goldsbury farm, three miles south of Fredricksburg; John Smith, near Corydon; Cooper, near Hancock's Chapel; Henry Funk and Daniel Funk, west bank of Big Indian Creek, near New Amsterdam; Abraham Harmar and Joseph Harmar, Thompson's burial lot; John Long, High fill farm, near Corydon; Philip P. Stine, near same place. HUNTINGTON COUNTY-1. Huntington Chapter. Elijah Mitch ell, Good cemetery, Warren township. JENNINGS COUNTY-1. Mrs. W. A. Guthrie, of John Paul Chapter. Darby McGannon, family burial ground on McGannon farm. MARION COUNTY-8. Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter. John Morrow, Crown Hill cemetery; Isaac Wilson, family yard, Indi
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