This is so great that you are honoring our veterans. This man lived a good long life in spite of having gone through battles of War.

I can't tell with my bad eyesight but are the headstones still readable? They remind me of the field stones in the cemetery near Losantville where some of my ancestors are buried.

Beautiful musical background! I think it does enhance the experience of watching the video.

I think I'm going to have to visit that cemetery the next time I'm in town. Do you know offhand which cemetery it is that Amick monuments is near? I have been there but I don't remember of the cemetery across from it.

Sre you part of the family? It's kind of private.... maybe that's why they got a family crypt. Film some nature.

Why look inside??? Nothing there serous why bother??? There soul are long gone only thing left is a shell.

A lot of the pioneers who founded that area came from Pennsylvania and Maryland. My ancestors did. A friend of mine who was into genealogy told me about the national road or national highway, I can't remember the exact name without looking it up. I guess when the Northwest Territory was acquired for the United States and it included Indiana Illinois Ohio Michigan and maybe Wisconsin or Minnesota, pioneer started coming along the national road to the northwest territory to startup farms. I didn't realize until after my parents were gone that my family dated back several generations to the early 1800s. My mother's family was Methodist and my dad's family was Quaker so it was easier to research my dad's family and he did that before he passed away. The Quaker's cup such good records. But I did a lot of research on my mother's side after I retired and found a whole lot of information including where many of the ancestors were buried in various cemeteries including a few of the pioneer cemeteries that were on farms. They are really fascinating also.

My ancestors, I have forgotten how many greats without looking it up, are buried straight ahead and off to the left. My parents and other relatives are over on the new side.

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The castle is the MacAllister family. Founders of MacAllister Machinery (CAT). Founded in Indianapolis IN 1945.

You are raising her well. I remember the Indy Racers.

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It's so pretty and peaceful there.

Love your niece waving 🙂

Rest in peace sir. Thank you and all our military for your service.😢

You are in good hands.

Looks like they lost a mother and baby. How sad. And she was only 20. Maybe a disease was going through the area? Otherwise possibly just childbirth. I looked at it again and Mama's death date was the same as baby's birthday and then the baby only lived a month. A similar thing happened to my husband's great-great-grandmother. First boy was born, then about 3years later a girl, mother died from complications and baby only survived a couple months.

Thank you for the freedom you have given us. May you rest in peace. ❤🇺🇲

Thank you for your service, Sir.

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Beauty.

Love this Cemetery, go and see John a few times a year. I was the one that left the Picture there, that wont last long. Lol. Great Video thanks for sharing this.

A hard no

The cemetery appears to be extremely well cared for. That's great.

I do love Sudoku! But I had no idea who invented it. I work a puzzle everyday that's in the newspaper.

AJ aka Super Tex. First four time winner of the race.

The color and clarity on these videos is wonderful.

I'm curious what the dates are on this one compared to the one at gravel lawn? This one doesn't look nearly as old but otherwise it's similar in structure.

Which cemetery?

How old is that old Masonic grave marker ? I have never seen one like that.

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I found it intersting that you have to go under 38th Street to get to it.

Nice!

caskets and bodies

dead bodys probably

Are they not on the grave registry?

❤ That's where my parents are buried, on the new side not the old side. But I have relatives on the old side also dating back to the first pioneers that came to Pendleton. I have walked all over that cemetery and many others in the area. I have relatives at gravel lawn and several of the pioneer cemeteries like the Cottrell cemetery near Fortville. If you're looking for Civil War veterans you might find them in the pioneer cemeteries. The Anderson library has information on them if you don't already know about them. But if you're into cemeteries you probably do.

I know where that is! My mother grew up in Pendleton and when I go back to visit that area I always stay on scatterfield road in Anderson. I don't know if I've been to that cemetery in particular. I went to one where Amick monuments is located to arrange for my mother's death date to go on the headstone where my parents are buried at Grovelawn in Pendleton. And I've been to the Anderson library to do genealogy research which looks like it's in about the same area generally. Also the post office up there. I love that area!

Creepy

Is that the one near Noblesville or a different one with the same name? I've been to the one in Noblesville and have relatives. There.

Is cannonball baker there?

Bless his red white and blue heart. Thank you,Sir!!!!!!

Who are the other people listed on the head stone?

Thank you for sharing. This is part of American history! History needs to be remembered!

I didn't know JWR grave was the highest spot in Marion County.

That's a beautiful headstone and graveyard. 💛

Interesting video 🙂The people related to the speed way I had not seen before.

They were traitors that's it

Geez, he died two years after making the movie. Too bad the movie has been banned in the US due to themes of slavery and racial issues.