Aydelott - Milton
Source: Crawfordsville Daily Journal Tuesday, 20 March 1894
That old town cemetery matter has been settled at last. The prayer of the petitioners that a part of it be vacated has been granted and a resolution ordering the payment of $1 to the county for it was passed unanimously. It seemed to be the general opinion, however, that the commissioners would not open a highway from the city limits to Lafayette pike and if they do not, the city, of course, will not order the street improved through the cemetery. Neither will it move the bodies and tombstones unless compelled to by legal action or until the street and highway are opened. There are thirty nine bodies interred in that part of the cemetery vacated and through which the street will run if it is ever opened. The names as ascertained by Henry Campbell and Ed Reynolds are as follows:
Mary M. Corder Rebecca Hughes
Sarah D. John Nancy Eastman
Isaac C. Martin Margaret M. Smock
Isabel B. May Nancy Smith
Marg’t A. Misener Archibald Martin
Eva Misener J. C. M
Macajah Reeder Amanda Aydelott
John T. Cronin
Susan Jones Thomas Walsh
John Jones Catherine Brown
Maria K. Jones Patrick Brown
Martha Jones Charles Wickliffe
Lucy Ann Jones N. B. Livingstone
DarithaJones
Emaline Jones
Delia Jones
Elizabeth J. Mastin
Milton J. Aydelott
John O’Conner
Anna E and James E. Eastman
Four unknown