Linda's father Levi is the patriarch of the cemetery. He and John Hendricks were some of the first settlers of the area and owned land next to and containing the cemetery. After Linda's death the land was passed it on to her only surviving son, Milton. Milton soon sold the land back to the Buchanans and moved to Brown township, Hendricks County, Indiana, where he established a home and family and became a well respected member of society.
The first known burial in the cemetery is for Linda's daughter Nancy in 1840. Between 1840 and 1845, six of her young children died and were buried in this cemetery. Three of Linda's infant grandchildren from her daughters are buried in the Buchanan Cemetery as well.
Linda died at the young age of 45 years, 2 months and 3 days.
Linda's father Levi is the patriarch of the cemetery. He and John Hendricks were some of the first settlers of the area and owned land next to and containing the cemetery. After Linda's death the land was passed it on to her only surviving son, Milton. Milton soon sold the land back to the Buchanans and moved to Brown township, Hendricks County, Indiana, where he established a home and family and became a well respected member of society.
The first known burial in the cemetery is for Linda's daughter Nancy in 1840. Between 1840 and 1845, six of her young children died and were buried in this cemetery. Three of Linda's infant grandchildren from her daughters are buried in the Buchanan Cemetery as well.
Linda died at the young age of 45 years, 2 months and 3 days.
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