Difference between revisions of "Old Colony Burying Ground"
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*John Bynner- early settler of Welsh Hills | *John Bynner- early settler of Welsh Hills | ||
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*Elias Gilman- veteran from the War of 1812 | *Elias Gilman- veteran from the War of 1812 | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
Bennett, K. (1992, April 23). Cemetery tour brings history to life. The Newark Advocate, p. 2A. | Bennett, K. (1992, April 23). Cemetery tour brings history to life. The Newark Advocate, p. 2A. | ||
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| + | Peterson, C. (2005, June 28). Old Colony to join historical register. The Newark Advocate. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:19, 27 February 2015
A list of prominent citizens buried in Old Colony Burying Ground in Granville, Ohio
- John Bynner- early settler of Welsh Hills
- Samuel Everett- original settler of Granville
- Elias Gilman- veteran from the War of 1812
- Laura Jones- victim of the great cholera epidemic in Granville in 1834
- Adolphus Munson- veteran from the Civil War
- "Captain Put" Phelps- militia commander
- Achsa Rose- matriarch of the early Granville community
References
Bennett, K. (1992, April 23). Cemetery tour brings history to life. The Newark Advocate, p. 2A.
Peterson, C. (2005, June 28). Old Colony to join historical register. The Newark Advocate.
