Gnadenhutten-Clay Union Cemetery

Also known as Clay Union Cemetery , Gnadenhutten Cemetery , Gnadenhutten Historic Park Cemetery , Gnadenhutten Moravian Churchyard , New Gnadenhutten Cemetery , Old Gnadenhutten Cemetery

Gnadenhutten, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, USA

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This cemetery (one of the oldest in Ohio) was originally an Indian bur…

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Site of the Mission House Memorial Stone

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The official marker for the story of the Christian Indian massacre in …

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marker for the birthplace of the first white child in Ohio

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The marker on the ground where the Indians are buried

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On the left side of the road, I believe, is the old Gnadenhutten Morav…

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Gnadenhutten-Clay Union Cemetery

Added: 16 Mar 2006
Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2169891

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This cemetery (one of the oldest in Ohio) was originally an Indian burial ground. Today there are around 500 burials here. The mound in picture is 3 feet high & ten feet across and contains the remains of the slaughtered Christian Native Americans.

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On the left side of the road, I believe, is the old Gnadenhutten Moravian Churchyard, and on the right side is the Gnadenhutten-Clay Union Cemetery.

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