Sunday, December 20, 2015

Belinda (Swede) Pioneer Cemetery

 Belinda (Swede) Pioneer Cemetery
Pleasant #19    54869 290th Ave
(This cemetery is abandoned)


This small burial ground of seven graves is one of the older cemeteries of Lucas County, located in Section 18 of Pleasant Township. To find it, drive north from Chariton on Highway 14 for approximately 9.6 miles. Turn south on 285th Avenue to 547th Street. Turn left and go ½ mile to 290th Avenue. Turn North and go a short distance to the cemetery on the west side of road, which is 54869 290th Avenue.

 This small burial ground of seven graves is one of the older cemeteries of Lucas County, located in Section 18 of Pleasant Township.  To find it, drive north from Chariton on Highway 14 for approximately 9.6 miles. Turn south on 285th Avenue to 547th Street.  Turn left ang to ½ mile to 290th Avenue.  Turn North and go a short distance to the cemetery on the west side of road, which is 54869 290th Avenue.


East SIDE
Row 1 – North to South
1.  ENWALL, Charlotte J.                    Jan. 13, 1876 ag 18y3m7d       dau of L. & C. Enwall
2.  PETERSON, Little Birdie                Jul 8, 1881 ag 1m 7d   sn of Elric & Mattie
                         Thou art gone little Birdie
                         sweet child of our love
                         From earth’s fairy stand
                         to bright mansions above
3.  REINIUS, John A.                          June 15, 1876 ag 16y3m11d  son of G. & C. Reinius
                         Thy trials are ended
                         Thy rest is won

Row 2 – North to South
1.  WIREN, Carolina C. born in Sweden May 12, 1815  died in Belinda, IA, Feb 25, 1880
            note: blank stone leaning against her stone.
           
Row 3 – North to South
1.  JOHNSON, John A.                       Jul 29, 1881 ag 7y 29d             sn of A.J. & C.C.
            Sweet  Alie unto earth
            A little while was given
            He plumbed his wing for flight
            and soared away to heaven
     JOHNSON, Andrew J.                   Jul 15, 1882 ag 34y 6m
            Not lost blest thought
            But gone before
            Where we shall meet
            to part no more
     JOHNSON, Inf Dau of A. J. & C. C.          May 15, 1877
     JOHNSON,  Inf sn of A. J. & C. C.            Jan 1875

Note: the above four Johnson’s are all on one stone.  There is a blank marker leaning against the stone.

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