Taylor Township Cemetery - Michigan Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

This marker is located just outside of the Taylor Township Cemetery at the corner of McKinley and Goldenrod in Taylor, Michigan.

Description: This cemetery is the oldest of the city's three municipal burial grounds. More than half of the graves date from the nineteenth century. William Sutcliffe donated the land for a cemetery in 1819. Some of Taylor's earliest settlers are buried here as well as merchants and manufacturers. The earliest legible marker, that of Abel Aspinwall, dates from 1830. Because poor people were buried without cost, the cemetery was once known as Potter's Field. Parking nearby?: no D/T ratings: Registered Site #: 1487 Historical Date: Not listed Historical Name: Not listed website: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   01/06/2014 Historic Markers visited it 07/30/2012 The D Zone visited it 08/08/2009 hitekhunters visited it 04/15/2009 vante visited it 02/16/2008 Rattrak visited it 01/11/2007 S5280ft visited it

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