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Submitted: 5/25/15 • Approved: 5/31/15 • Last Updated: 6/3/15 • R1078704-G0-S3
Died January 27, 1866
Aged 85 Years
Sugar Hill Cemetery was started as a family cemetery - that of the Funkhousers. Henry Funkhouser was one of the very earliest settlers, arriving here at an indeterminate time in the early 1800's, with his family and a number of slaves. There are several graves in the cemetery where these slaves are buried, all marked with uninscribed sandstones . . .
(From History of Lincoln - Cemeteries)
Contributed on 5/25/15 by mdfreels
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