Fred Jackson, the overseer of Greenwood Cemetery, is shown. Names like Millikin, Faries, Mueller and Scovill dot the graveyard.
CLAY JACKSON, HERALD & REVIEW
A section dedicated to military members is shown at Greenwood Cemetery in Decatur. The oldest headstone in the graveyard dates to the 1840s. Visit herald-review.com for a video tour of the site.
CLAY JACKSON, HERALD & REVIEW
Greenwood Cemetery is divided into 21 sections. Section 12 is the special location designated especially for veterans.
CLAY JACKSON, HERALD & REVIEW
Millikin, Faries, Mueller and Scovill are names still seen throughout the city. The family mausoleums can be found shortly after entering the cemetery.
CLAY JACKSON, HERALD & REVIEW
Millikin, Faries, Mueller and Scovill are names still seen throughout the city. The family mausoleums can be found shortly after entering the cemetery.
CLAY JACKSON, HERALD & REVIEW
Millikin, Faries, Mueller and Scovill are names still seen throughout the city. The family mausoleums can be found shortly after entering the cemetery.
CLAY JACKSON, HERALD & REVIEW
Millikin, Faries, Mueller and Scovill are names still seen throughout the city. The family mausoleums can be found shortly after entering the cemetery.
A section dedicated to military members is shown at Greenwood Cemetery in Decatur. The oldest headstone in the graveyard dates to the 1840s. Visit herald-review.com for a video tour of the site.
Millikin, Faries, Mueller and Scovill are names still seen throughout the city. The family mausoleums can be found shortly after entering the cemetery.
Millikin, Faries, Mueller and Scovill are names still seen throughout the city. The family mausoleums can be found shortly after entering the cemetery.
Millikin, Faries, Mueller and Scovill are names still seen throughout the city. The family mausoleums can be found shortly after entering the cemetery.
Millikin, Faries, Mueller and Scovill are names still seen throughout the city. The family mausoleums can be found shortly after entering the cemetery.