Bloxsom
Cemetery, Nottingham Twp., Wells County, Indiana
Cemetery survey contributed by
William Edmundson, [email protected]
1. Benjamin Scott, April 18, 1903, age 78 y 3m 8d
2. (Can’t Read most likely a Scott) (It is known that
a baby born to Scott’s was buried in the cemetery)
3. Stone
4. Pretti___, dau of M & __ Liddle age 4y 1m 5d
5. Harvey Schooley, d Apr 28, 1890 age 71y 5m 29d; other
side of stone: Mary Schooley (no date)
6. Levi A. son of H & M Schooley, d may 16, 1850
age 11m 26d
7. _melius Son of H & M Schooley, d. Nov 16, 1860
age 2y 1m
8. Lydia C. dau of D. V. & J W Canada d Oct 8, 1852
age 4m 15d
9. Elijah S. son of D. V. d. May 15, 1854 9y 1m 5d
(Stones 5-9 are around the stone of Schooley).
10. (Stone in ground and can not read).
11. Bloxsom – Mother – Mary 1840 - ___; Father – William
1839 – 1914
12. (Big Stone can not read)
13. Leander Bloxsom, 1864 – 1950
14. Olive dau. of D. H. & L Shinn, d. Sep 23, 1888,
18y 9m 8d
15. Nancy Swearinger, b. Apr 10, 1808, d. Aug. 30, 1891
16. Jr. ____ (some day) Sis____ (Cement Stone
can’t read everything)
17. (Stone in Ground)
18. (Stone in Ground)
19. (Can not Read)
20. (Stone base only)
21. Nathan, son of W A & M Dawley, d Dec 19, 1892,
age 37y 12d
22. Gideon Dawley, d June 4, 1875, age 85y 11m 20d
23. John son of __ Healvin, d __ 9, 1868
24. Dawley, Malinda b. Jan 25, 1834, d. Oct. 18, 1908;
William A. b. June 16, 1827, d. Nov. 11. 1901
25. May H. dau of J S & E Yonk, d (can’t read-
stone broken) age 24y 10m 24d
26. Templeton
(big stone bare); ___Pearl wife
of Philip Schuchmann, dau of Wm & E. C Templeton, b. Feb 9, 1888, d
Apr 23, 1925
27. (Can’t read)
28. (Can’t read)
29. (Can’t read) [Stones 27-29 are all around the
Templeton stone]
30. Infant son of Wm & E. E. Templeton (Broken
Stone)
31. Infant son of Wm & E. E. Templeton
32. Infant baby of Wm & E. E. Templeton
33. Infant baby of Wm & E. E. Templeton
34. Infant baby of Wm & E. E. Templeton
35. (Broken stone can’t read)
36. (Broken stone can’t read)
37. (Buried stone can’t read)
38. (Base on stone)
39. George W. Kimble, b. Aug 14, 1845 – Apr. 27,
1911 (Biggest Stone in the Cemetery)
40. Rachel McDaniel Kimbel, b. May 18, 1824, d. Oct
14, 1866 (Stone is laying behind George but Base and Top is to the south)
41. McDaniel
(Red marble top laying to north
side of base) Abraham McDaniel, d. Mar 19, 1868, aged 53 yr 3m 20d;
Mary, wife of Abraham d. Feb 2, 1852, age 87y 18d
42. (Sq. stone – can’t read)
43. Silas son of M & M McDaniel, d June 10, 1851
ag 6y 1m 25d
44. Peter McDaniel, d July 5, 1856 ag 72y 3 m 12d
45. (looks like a big round stone)
46. Frances laws A Sutton, b. Aug 26, 1853, d. Sep 18,
1870
47. McDaniel
(Top stone laying 5 ft to
the south) Alexander McDaniel, d.
(nothing on the stone) – Mary
wife of d. __ 11, 1853, age __ 1m 7d (This seems to be the first stone
made for the family before #41 stone).
48. (Big base abt 25” square- no top)
49. (Stone leaning against #41- can’t read first name)
McDaniel Aug __ 1853, age 38y 1m 7d (maybe wife) (Could be the original
stone for #47 –looks like it)
50. Amanda dau of A & M McDaniel, d. Oct 9, 1851,
3y 7m 10d
51. Louisa wife of Horace Dawley d. Nov 7, 1871 age 26y
7m 25d
52. Willie son of G. & C. Nusbaumer d. Nov 14, 1879
age ?9y, (same stone) John F. son of G & C d. Feb 24, 1889 aged
18y 3m 10d; (same stone) Clark son of G & C. d. Aug 21 1876, age 1y
4m 21d
53. Father & Mother – Barbara wife of J. Nusbaumer,
d. Oct 5, 1876 age 75y; Joseph Nusbaumer, d Sep 15, 1865, age 71 (the
foot stones are behind a tree near by)
54. (Pointed stone – can’t read)
55. (Pointed stone – can’t read)
Stones 1 thru 10 are in Row 1Stones 11 thru 15 are in Row 2Stones
16 thru 19 are in Row 3Stones 20 thru 51 are in Row 4Stones 52 thru 55
are in Row 5
This survey was taken 6-23-2001.
The cemetery is about 120 ft. by 220 ft. in size, in the middle of
the Section, north-west corner of the woods. There are no major roads to
the plot, and it can not be seen from the road. Italics above means,
I could not read the stone or just a note about the stones. The Cemetery
is mowed several times each year.
The following map is a layout of the stones 1 thru 55. The numbers
below the stone numbers is the approximate feet between the each stone
– example: 30’.