Jackson County Banner newspaper, Brownstown, IN
Thursday 24 December 1885; Page 5, Column 2
Jottings By The Wayside(weekly column)
The remains of Adolph Ahl and his daughter were removed on Saturday from the burying ground on the Ahl place to the new cemetery. The former was buried about 17 years ago and the latter about 20 and all that was left of their bodies were the bones, most of which were in a crumbling condition.
Thursday 24 December 1885; Page 5, Column 2
Jottings By The Wayside(weekly column)
The remains of Adolph Ahl and his daughter were removed on Saturday from the burying ground on the Ahl place to the new cemetery. The former was buried about 17 years ago and the latter about 20 and all that was left of their bodies were the bones, most of which were in a crumbling condition.
Jackson County Banner newspaper, Brownstown, IN
Thursday 24 December 1885; Page 5, Column 2
Jottings By The Wayside(weekly column)
The remains of Adolph Ahl and his daughter were removed on Saturday from the burying ground on the Ahl place to the new cemetery. The former was buried about 17 years ago and the latter about 20 and all that was left of their bodies were the bones, most of which were in a crumbling condition.
Thursday 24 December 1885; Page 5, Column 2
Jottings By The Wayside(weekly column)
The remains of Adolph Ahl and his daughter were removed on Saturday from the burying ground on the Ahl place to the new cemetery. The former was buried about 17 years ago and the latter about 20 and all that was left of their bodies were the bones, most of which were in a crumbling condition.
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