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1900 - The Silent Cities Last Resting Places for our Beloved Dead
1900 - The Silent Cities cont'd
1911 - Where Rest the Remains of Those Who Have Passed From Among Us - details local burying grounds, Lindenwood, Catholic, Concordia, St. John
1914 - Over 32,000 Marked Graves in Fort Wayne's Cemeteries - Our First Burying Grounds, Old Broadway Cemetery, The Present Day Cemeteries - Lindenwood, Concordia, Catholic, St. John Evangelical Lutheran, and Orthodox Jewish
1916 - Oldest Burying Ground in Indiana - Eel River and Riverview Cemeteries

1900 - The Silent Cities Last Resting Places for our Beloved Dead - The Fort Wayne News, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Sat, May 26, 1900, Page 4

1900 - The Silent Cities cont'd - The Fort Wayne News, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Sat, May 26, 1900, Page 6 discusses Lindenwood Cemetery, the Hebrew Section of Lindenwood, The Concordia Cemetery, Rev. Jesse Hoover, The Catholic Cemetery, and St. John Evangelical Lutheran.

1911 - Where Rest the Remains of Those Who Have Passed From Among Us - details local burying grounds, Lindenwood, Catholic, Concordia, St. John - The Fort Wayne Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Sat, Apr 29, 1911, Page 14

1914 - Over 32,000 Marked Graves in Fort Wayne's Cemeteries - The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Sunday, Jul 12, 1914, Page 33. Discusses Our First Burying Grounds, Old Broadway Cemetery, The Present Day Cemeteries - Lindenwood, Concordia, Catholic, St. John Evangelical Lutheran, and Orthodox Jewish.

1916 - Oldest Burying Ground in Indiana - 1830 Eel River and Riverview Cemetery at Heller's Corner twelve miles northwest of Fort Wayne - The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Sun, Feb 27, 1916, Page 29

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