Kaler & Maring in their 1907 "History of Whitley County" report that "Levi Adams
settled on section fourteen [Troy township] now is 4170 W and 400 N.
In 1845 he laid off a spot on his land for a cemetery and deeded it to the county.
It is still known as the Adams cemetery. The first burial was Mrs. Lorenzo Havens in 1845,
and the second was Levi Adams' first wife in 1846.
settled on section fourteen [Troy township] now is 4170 W and 400 N.
In 1845 he laid off a spot on his land for a cemetery and deeded it to the county.
It is still known as the Adams cemetery. The first burial was Mrs. Lorenzo Havens in 1845,
and the second was Levi Adams' first wife in 1846.
Kaler & Maring in their 1907 "History of Whitley County" report that "Levi Adams
settled on section fourteen [Troy township] now is 4170 W and 400 N.
In 1845 he laid off a spot on his land for a cemetery and deeded it to the county.
It is still known as the Adams cemetery. The first burial was Mrs. Lorenzo Havens in 1845,
and the second was Levi Adams' first wife in 1846.
settled on section fourteen [Troy township] now is 4170 W and 400 N.
In 1845 he laid off a spot on his land for a cemetery and deeded it to the county.
It is still known as the Adams cemetery. The first burial was Mrs. Lorenzo Havens in 1845,
and the second was Levi Adams' first wife in 1846.
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