Columbus City Graveyards indicates moved from North Graveyard to Green Lawn in 1872. Green Lawn Cemetery may have no record of the removal which was completed under the authority of the court and not by their own employees.
The Columbus Dispatch 26 Apr 1872 described the remains as those of "a colored woman dressed in brown silk . . . it is not known at what period the remains were interred, but it was previous to 1844"
Columbus Dispatch, "Relics of the Tomb," Friday, Apr 26, 1872, Columbus, OH, Page 4
The Columbus Dispatch 26 Apr 1872 described the remains as those of "a colored woman dressed in brown silk . . . it is not known at what period the remains were interred, but it was previous to 1844"
Columbus Dispatch, "Relics of the Tomb," Friday, Apr 26, 1872, Columbus, OH, Page 4
Columbus City Graveyards indicates moved from North Graveyard to Green Lawn in 1872. Green Lawn Cemetery may have no record of the removal which was completed under the authority of the court and not by their own employees.
The Columbus Dispatch 26 Apr 1872 described the remains as those of "a colored woman dressed in brown silk . . . it is not known at what period the remains were interred, but it was previous to 1844"
Columbus Dispatch, "Relics of the Tomb," Friday, Apr 26, 1872, Columbus, OH, Page 4
The Columbus Dispatch 26 Apr 1872 described the remains as those of "a colored woman dressed in brown silk . . . it is not known at what period the remains were interred, but it was previous to 1844"
Columbus Dispatch, "Relics of the Tomb," Friday, Apr 26, 1872, Columbus, OH, Page 4
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