Tipton Township Twp., Cass Co. Co., IN
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in It is situated in the
Churchyard of the Congregationalist-Christian [formerly called “New
Light Christian”] Church of this name, near west edge of lot Seven of
Miami Indian Chief J.B. Richardville’s Number Three Reserve; and about
one-half mile south of the Lewisburg Bridge over Wabash River (about
Three miles down said Wabash River from the Miami County Line). Cemetery and Church
are North of an Eastwardly running road, and West of a Northerly
running road, and is about a quarter of a mile east of Pipe Creek
(stream) and half a mile south of that stream’s confluence with Wabash
River. If the Indian Reserve Land had been divided into ordinary
Congressional township sections, it might be said that this Cemetery is
near west edge (and southwest corner) of section 32, T.27 N., R3E., 2
Ind. p.m. a section through which Wabash River passes. Cemetery is on land
deeded the Church trustees in 1872 by the late Dr. J.A. Adrian. The following
report---as of about June 1, 1941 is prepared from field-sheets
submitted by: L’Anguille Valley Memorial AssociationA - Z |
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| Contributers
to this data include Sadie Cunningham - data entry of L'Anguille Valley
Memorial Association Report, Carlissa and Brian Knight - reading of
stones, and Cheryl Renee Houin
- submissions of data on her family interred in this cemetery. |
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