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Submitted: 5/11/17 • Approved: 5/11/17 • Last Updated: 5/14/17 • R317517-G0-S3
I am using the name Harlan Cemetery as no one remembers the name of this forgotten cemetery. Or the cemetery itself for that matter. Harlan, because there are two men with the surname Harlan buried here and that is the most common name here. If anyone has more information or a more formal name, please let me know. There are only 5 or 6 tombstones here, but the size of the area suggests that there could be as many as 75 or more here. Almost all of the visible stones long ago fell over, and there could be many that have been covered up by the ravages of time. This cemetery is roughly 3 miles south of Macy, and is in the middle of a field on private property and not visible from the road. GPS 42.08701 -96.35984
Contributed on 5/11/17 by blplek
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