Saturday, December 20, 2014

Military Markers - Cedar Hill Cemetery





Some markers from one of the military sections.
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Newark, Ohio.
































Leonidas Inscho (Medal Of Honor) - Cedar Hill Cemetery

Cedar Hill Cemetery
Section 10, Lot 118
Newark, Ohio


12th Ohio Infantry
South Mountain, Maryland
September 14, 1862

Alone and unaided and with his left hand disabled, captured a Confederate captain and 4 men.

Harry Beasley (Medal Of Honor) - Cedar Hill Cemetery

Cedar Hill Cemetery
Section 16, Lot 123
Newark, Ohio

Harry Beasley was awarded the Medal Of Honor for actions during the U.S. occupation of Veracruz in 1914.

Beasley was among a group of 5 men to scale a customs house. One man died during the action. Beasley became a police officer in Newark in 1926. On the night of June 30, 1931, Beasley was shot trying to stop a theft from a shoe store. Beasley died two days later from the gunshots. The assailants were never identified.


Civil War Marker - Cedar Hill Cemetery




Cedar Hill Cemetery
Newark, Ohio

Baker family mausoleum (The Asylum) - Cedar Hill Cemetery

Some updated pictures of the Baker family mausoleum in Cedar Hill Cemetery in Newark, Ohio. Pictures were taken on Sunday, December 14th, 2014.

The story goes that people are supposed to put an ear to the door and be able to hear screams and voices. Each time I have tried it, I have never heard anything.




It is also known for the statue in front of the mausoleum.








The family member names listed on the building.