The first person buried in this cemetery was Thomas Oliver, a revolutionary soldier. He died February 23, 1844, aged 80 years; 9 months and 13 days. Hiram Oliver, of the Ninety-first Ohio Volunteer Infantry, is his only surviving son.
Source:
History of Jackson County, Ohio --- by D. W. Williams
- Vol. I. - The Scioto Salt Springs - Jackson, Ohio --- 1900 -- Pg 173
Source:
History of Jackson County, Ohio --- by D. W. Williams
- Vol. I. - The Scioto Salt Springs - Jackson, Ohio --- 1900 -- Pg 173
The first person buried in this cemetery was Thomas Oliver, a revolutionary soldier. He died February 23, 1844, aged 80 years; 9 months and 13 days. Hiram Oliver, of the Ninety-first Ohio Volunteer Infantry, is his only surviving son.
Source:
History of Jackson County, Ohio --- by D. W. Williams
- Vol. I. - The Scioto Salt Springs - Jackson, Ohio --- 1900 -- Pg 173
Source:
History of Jackson County, Ohio --- by D. W. Williams
- Vol. I. - The Scioto Salt Springs - Jackson, Ohio --- 1900 -- Pg 173
Gravesite Details
Son of Revolutionary War Patriot Thomas Oliver and Eleanor Spriggs. Hiram Oliver is laid to rest beside his father.
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