St. Joe's Cemetery LbNA #50281
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Aug 31, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Delphi |
| County: | Carroll |
| State: | Indiana |
| Boxes: | 4 |
| Planted by: | rnfrog  |
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| Found by: | Not yet found! |
| Last found: | N/A |
| Last edited: | Aug 31, 2009 |
This is the cemetery connected with my church. It's small but interesting, as I found not only many that had immigrated here to the states, but many who had served in the military. The really bad part is that the neighbors across the street watch the place like a hawk looking for prey. So your super sluethdum is mucho required.
Box#1
Enter the cemetery next to the big pine tree. See the cross on the left go stand in front of it and reach directly down into the planter Finds you cavalry's rose.
Box #2
Head down the gravel lane and find on your right a nice place to sit. Reaching down on your left is rose #2
Box #3
Turn toward the woods, at the corner see a pile of dirt and tree at full tilt. Rose #3 is wedged in a bit.
Box #4
Find the tall angel and next to it Mary on a piller. four rows back and down see a white stone. It's Anna Brown she was 104 when she passed. Back to the angel- four rows toward the exit is Thomas Earl Zolper,Squadron 2, US Navy and his wife Isletta Ann Smith Zolper. Their markers are flat but it's on this end and it has a nice grouping of plants. Behind his stone into the plants is "In the Navy"
Box#1
Enter the cemetery next to the big pine tree. See the cross on the left go stand in front of it and reach directly down into the planter Finds you cavalry's rose.
Box #2
Head down the gravel lane and find on your right a nice place to sit. Reaching down on your left is rose #2
Box #3
Turn toward the woods, at the corner see a pile of dirt and tree at full tilt. Rose #3 is wedged in a bit.
Box #4
Find the tall angel and next to it Mary on a piller. four rows back and down see a white stone. It's Anna Brown she was 104 when she passed. Back to the angel- four rows toward the exit is Thomas Earl Zolper,Squadron 2, US Navy and his wife Isletta Ann Smith Zolper. Their markers are flat but it's on this end and it has a nice grouping of plants. Behind his stone into the plants is "In the Navy"