Pickle Cemetery
	Franklin Township
	Section 30
	39 47 57N Latitude; 86 53 36W Longitude
	This cemetery is on private property. Obtain permission from property owner before visiting this cemetery.
	Directions:
	Follow US 231 south out of Fincastle for about ½ mile. The cemetery is about 200 yards south of the bridge, and about 100 yards east of US 231, just across from Asher’s salvage yard.
	Condition: Good
	This cemetery is said to have been vandalized in the past. We restored this cemetery summer 2004 along with a descendant of the Pickle family. This descendant obtained and set a military marker for Jacob Pickle, a veteran of the War of 1812.
	Read about restoration of this cemetery
	The number at the left of each name corresponds with the map of the cemetery.
				* = computed birth
					Birth			Death			Age
	Surname	First Name	Other inscriptions		M	D	Y	M	D	Y	Y	M	D
1	PICKLE	Jacob	Pvt VA Militia War of 1812		July	8	1792	Apr	21	1884
1	PICKLE	Nancy	w/o Jacob		Jan	16	1815	Dec	16	1862
2	PICKLE	Jacob	s/o Jacob & N. O.		Oct	3	1851	Jan	7	1880
3	PICKLE	Henry	s/o J & N		Sept	23	1836	Jan	4	1863	26	3	11
4	PICKLE	Rachel	d/o J & N		Feb	28	1834	Jan	27	1863	28	10	27
5	STULTZ	Olive C.	d/o J H & M M	*	June	16	1869	Aug	25	1870	1	2	9
6		Unidentified Stone
7	HULSE	James W.	s/o W J and J A	*	Dec	16	1860	Feb	28	1863	2	2	12
7	HULSE	Joseph	s/o W J & J A   (can't read death year)					Jan	10	186_	1	0	23
7	DYER	Josiah L.		*	Feb	20	1830	Dec	20	1877	47	10	0
8	BUNDRAN	Joe					1776			1867
	According to death records on file for Putnam County, the following are also buried at this cemetery:
	DYER	Martin Luther			June	10	1875	Dec	17	1948
	DYER	Henry Weisner			Sept	6	1869	Feb	15	1953