Main St. Cemetery Marker: G3 This commemorative stone and plaque were placed in the cemetery in 2017 to honor the efforts of abolitionists of Downers Grove, many of whom are […]
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Main St. Cemetery Marker: G2 This is one of four small identical stones that block off the Blodgett section of the cemetery. This marker is on the southwest corner.
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Main St. Cemetery Marker: E1 This is one of four small identical stones that block off the Blodgett section of the cemetery. This marker is on the northeast corner of
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Main St. Cemetery Marker: F1 Israel Porter Blodgett Avis Dodge Blodgett
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Main St Cemetery Marker: E6 This is one of four small identical stones that block off the Blodgett section of the cemetery. This marker is on the southeast corner of
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Main Street Cemetery Marker: G1 This is one of four small identical stones that block off the Blodgett section of the cemetery. This marker is on the northeast corner of
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Main St. Cemetery Marker: D11 Alexander French Foster Nancy Olivia Adams
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Main St. Cemetery Marker: D10 The purpose of the “C” marker is unclear. It could possibly could be a marker for the edge of the Curtiss section of the cemetery.
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Main St. Cemetery Marker: D4 Allen and Elizabeth Wheeler were early settlers of Downers Grove. Of their ten children, three are buried in the Main Street Cemetery. Two daughters, Nora (age
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