Tombstone of Civil War era girl placed in Kansas cemetery
Anna Jessie Blunt, daughter of Ben and Mary Blunt, born 1873, died 1878, was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery near Lawrence with unmarked graves for her parents. A museum director researched the Blunt family and arranged the marker near Nickerson Cowen’s grave, highlighting the area’s Black Civil War era residents and unmarked graves.
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Scouts Place Flags at Oak Hill for Civil War Veterans
Cub Scout Pack 3052 and Boy Scout Troop 59 joined the Kansas Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War to place nearly 100 flags on more than 200 Union veterans’ graves at Oak Hill Cemetery. Scouts spoke of preservation, shared mixed feelings about the losses, and noted Kansas’ Soldier State legacy while seeking earliest birth dates on headstones.
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