Clover
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Spangler Cemetery
Vermillion County, Indiana
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The following pictures were shared by Kay Abbott. She is a descendant of Jane Clover, daughter of James Clover. She tells me that the cemetery is across the road from some Clover property.
Spangler Cemetery
Spangler Cemetery, old section
Mary Clover in the old section of Spangler Cemetery. Mary (Williams) Clover was the first wife of John Metler Clover. Kay tells me that the good condition and the style of the tombstone suggest the tombstone was erected later than 1839.
Jasper, son of J. M. and D. Reeder [D. is Delilah Clover]
Hubert E. Clover, son of Joseph P. Clover and Edith Myers
Amos Clover, son of Joseph A. Clover and Druscilla Reeder. Dates read: died 26 June 1882, age 35. This tombstone is in the old section, Spangler Cemetery.
Jane Clover, wife of Garret Amis, born 4 June 1843, died 16 May 1870, buried Old Section. She was the daughter of Joseph A. Clover and Drusilla Reeder.
Isabell Clover, daughter of Joseph A. Clover and Drusilla Reeder, buried Old Section. The dates are hard to read but she believes the dates to be born 2 March 1844, died 16 February 1899, aged 54 years, 11 months, 14 days.
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SPANGLER CEMETERY
Vermillion Co., Clinton Twp, IN
The old part of the Spangler Cemetery is located on the east bluff of Brouillets Creek, south side of the old Clinton-Paris Road, about a mile east of Blanford. Cuthbert Spangler bought the land of John Richardson of Clark Co., IL, and it was recorded on December 6, 1824 in the Land Book in Vermillion Co. Courthouse at Newport, Deed Book 1, page 162, records East half of Northwest quarter Section 145, Township 14 N of Range 10 in the District of lands for sale at Vincennes. The Plat book shows it in 1818 was a Canadian soldier grant.
The oldest part of the cemetery is set off from the new section by a road. It is set off in another way, being on a hilltop or bluff, the new on low lands which may have been covered with timber, for when it was added timber rights were reserved. It is still being used for burials. Those buried here cannot all be accepted as having lived in Vermillion Co., IN. This cemetery is so near the Illinois line many Edgar Co., IL families used it.
From Illiana Volume 6 1970
Illiana Genealogical and Historical Society
Danville, IL
Donated by Newport Public Library
Stones read by Marion H. Gray, Dave Koch, and Alta Koch.
Reading date unknown
Re-typed and alphabetized by Carolyn Schwab
NOTE: This cemetery is located just west of Centenary, IN on the south side of Hwy 163, east of Brouillets Creek.
SURNAME FIRST NAME BIRTH DEATH AGE ROW RELATIONSHIP
Clover Amos 6 Jun 1882 35y 5m 10d Row 15
Clover Isabell 2 Mar 1844 18 Feb 1899 54y 11m 14d Row 15
Clover Joseph 6 Aug 1818 18 Jul 1898 79y 1m 20d Row 15
Clover Mariette 8 Oct 1866 1y 1m 6d Row 24 Dau of J.D.
Clover Mary 1796 1839 Row 2
Clover Chauncey 12 Mar 1877 1y 2m 7d Row 15 Son of W.R. & M.A.
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