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I. Executive Summary and Dedication |
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II. Alphabetical List and Reconstructed Plot Plan of the Pleasant Hill Cemetery |
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A. Alphabetical List (19, 20, or 21 Names) |
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B. Grave Locator Map (20 Graves, with 19 Names) |
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C. Reconstructed Plot Plan and Master Layout View |
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III. Records of Burials in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery |
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A. Analysis and Evaluation of the Pleasant Hill Cemetery Sources |
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B. Why are there only 13 or 14 names on the ‘short list’? |
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C. Isabelle McAninch, and Samuel McAninch, not Ernest McAninch |
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IV. Samuel McAninch (1789-1859), Hendricks County Pioneer |
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V. The Pleasant Hill Methodist Episcopal Church |
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VI. The Pleasant Hill Cemetery Land (“The Church’s Half-Acre”) |
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VII. Tracing the Physical Growth of the Cemetery, 1847-1868, in Five Phases |
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Phase 1. 1847-1848, McAninch-Pike ‘family cemetery’ for two children |
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Phase 3: 1853-1855, three new graves added, new row, total nine graves |
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Phase 5: 1864-1868, five new graves extend the cemetery at both ends |
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VIII. Analysis and Identification of Family Groups |
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Grimes |
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Hadley |
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Hancock |
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Harlan |
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Harlan: Other Possible Harlan Burial: Susan (Phillips) Harlan [?] |
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King |
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Mann |
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McAninch |
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McAninch: Other Possible McAninch Family Burials |
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Phillips |
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Phillips: Other Possible Phillips Burial: Infant Daughter [?] |
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Pike |
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Ridpath |
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Tincher |
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“Old Pleasant Hill Methodist Cemetery”, Copyright 2003, by Frank McAninch page 2 of 68 |
Permission granted to copy freely for any non-commercial purpose except copyrights owned by others |