Other Cemeteries

The Barrett/Bussel Cemetery is in section ten bounded by 400 and 500 north and 300 and 400 east. It is situated very near the center of the section on land currently owned by Harold (Dusty) Miller and has no access road.A remote, pioneer burial ground is not unusual but one located on the site…

Curry’s Chapel Cemetery is in section fifteen located on the east side of 375 east between 300 and 400 north.The earliest existing grave markers tells the death of nine year old Moses Curry who died 11 November 1846. History of Hancock County, By J.H Binford states, “First burials in Curry…

Greenfield’s Old Cemetery is located at the dead-end of south and swope streets, two blocks east of the court house.It was the city’s first cemetery and “here lie slumbering the men who cleared the forest and established the little county seat of Greenfield.The land was donated to Hancock County…

Park Cemetery is located on the east sde of State Road 9, Six blocks south of the court house square in Greenfield.The original tract of six acres was covered by timber when it was purchased on 28 April 1863 by the City of Greenfield for $450. The City Council adopted the plan and plat for…

The Pratt Cemetery is in section three in the northeast part of the township and located on the west side of 400 east between 500 and 600 North.Seventeen stones were recorded I 1965 but only ten remain today. They stand on a small knoll and in summer are shaded by an apple tree.The burying…

There is a cemetery in the southeast corner of section eleven (in the eastern part of the township) located on Brandywine Creek north of 400 North. Not only its name has faded from memory and records but its location is undiscovered.There is, however, an intriguing story told about this…