Walsh - Thomas - Montgomery InGenWeb Project

The body of the young man who was injured by a train west of the river Wednesday night and who died at the City hospital early Thursday morning has been identified as that of Thomas Walsh of 27 Lord Street.  He was 17 years of age.  He had been to Crawfordsville in search of work his mother says. She supposed he was on his way back home and fell under the wheels by accident – Indianapolis Sun

Doubt these are same person

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