Marion Township, Hendricks County, IN
W ½ of the NW ¼ of Sec 22, T16N R2W
Visited June 28, 2005
Directions:
This cemetery is on the north side of CR 350 N between 525W and 625W. It is on private property behind the current Dale home, #5694. Behind the home, go north down a hill and over the creek. (The creek is too big to jump. You’ll need to find a downed tree to cross.) Go directly north through the thick woods and up a steep hill. The cemetery is at the top. A field is just north of the cemetery. A GPS unit may be helpful.
Corners:
NW: N39°48.841’ W86°37.640’
SE: N39°48.823’ W86°37.611’
Approximate Center:
N39°48.832’ W86°37.625’ or
N394850 W863738
Condition:
This cemetery is partially fenced and very overgrown. Many trees and limbs have fallen on and around the stones, which is the largest detriment to the cemetery’s condition. The south edge of the cemetery is in danger of sliding down the hill, while the north end is very close to a cultivated field. There are many stones in the small cemetery, especially stack stones. Most of the stack stones have been knocked off of their bases and the rest are leaning. There are some tablet stones standing, but many are laying flat or leaning against trees. There are a couple piles of stones and pieces of stones scattered on the ground.
This cemetery is on the north side of CR 350 N between 525W and 625W. It is on private property behind the current Dale home, #5694. Behind the home, go north down a hill and over the creek. (The creek is too big to jump. You’ll need to find a downed tree to cross.) Go directly north through the thick woods and up a steep hill. The cemetery is at the top. A field is just north of the cemetery. A GPS unit may be helpful.
Corners:
NW: N39°48.841’ W86°37.640’
SE: N39°48.823’ W86°37.611’
Approximate Center:
N39°48.832’ W86°37.625’ or
N394850 W863738
Condition:
This cemetery is partially fenced and very overgrown. Many trees and limbs have fallen on and around the stones, which is the largest detriment to the cemetery’s condition. The south edge of the cemetery is in danger of sliding down the hill, while the north end is very close to a cultivated field. There are many stones in the small cemetery, especially stack stones. Most of the stack stones have been knocked off of their bases and the rest are leaning. There are some tablet stones standing, but many are laying flat or leaning against trees. There are a couple piles of stones and pieces of stones scattered on the ground.
