Old Memorial Cemetery
This lovely old cemetery lies almost completely hidden today in a wooded area at the bottom of the hill in the small town of Burton in Geauga County in Northeastern Ohio. This cemetery contains many of the early New England, pioneer's who first came in 1798 when this vast wooded and untamed land was part of the Connecticut Reserve. Many of these also came here to claim Bounty Land Grants given Revolutionary War Veterans in payment for their service. Among these, were Caleb Fowler (1755-1822) and his family.
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Entrance - Burton Memorial Cemetery, Burton, Geauga Co., OH
The Fowler Family Section
Burton Memorial Cemetery, Burton, Geauga Co., OH
Caleb Fowler (1755-1822) Gravesite - Soldier of the American Revolution
Burton Memorial Cemetery, Burton, Geauga Co., OH
L-R: Gravesites of Harriet A. Leach Fowler (1812-1846), Harriet's mother: Lois Hotchkiss Fowler (1991-1854), Harriet's Father: Anson Fowler (1787-1880)
Burton Memorial Cemetery, Burton, Geauga Co., OH
Gravesite of Harriet A. (Fowler) Leach Fowler (1812-1846)
Burton Memorial Cemetery, Burton, Geauga Co., OH