Saturday 6 November 1915 Indianapolis Star

DEDICATE STONE AT GREENCASTLE
Members of D. A. R. Unveil Momument Erected to Memory of Thirty-Three 
Revolutionary Dead in Putnam County

GREENCASTLE, Ind., Nov. 5-- Washburn Chapter, Daughters of the American 
Revolution, this afternoon dedicated the monument recently erected in forest 
hill cemetery in memory of the thirty-three revolutionary soldiers whose 
graves are in Putnam County. The stone was unveiled by Mary Florer, 
following an address by William L. Taylor of Indianapolis. Mr. Taylor was 
introduced by Mrs. Frank Coss(Goss?), regent of Washburn Chapter. 
Music was provided by Robert G. McCutcheon, dean of Depauw music school, and 
a quartet from the university---
Prayer was offered by Dr. H. A. Gobin--
The monument bears the following inscription: "In Memory of the 
Revolutionary Dead of Putnam County. Erected by Washburn Chapter, Daughters 
of the American Revolution. 1776-1915."
The names of the Putnam County revolutionary dead are:
William Edmundson, Isaac Armstrong, Jonathan Byrd, John Buck, William Brown, 
Nathaniel Cunningham, Jacob Grider, Lathan Hall, Thomas Jones, John 
McHaffle, Andrew McPheeters?, Samuel Moore, Thomas Rhoten, Abraham Stobaugh, 
Thomas Tucker, Robert Whitehead, Julius Glazebrook, William Banks, John 
Barto- William Cornwell, Charles Bowen, Samuel Denny, Silas Hopkins, George 
Hammer, Joseph LaFollette, William McGaughey, Ben Mahoney, John Norman, 
Isaiah Slavens, Peter Stoner, John Wolden or Weldon, John Walles, William 
Denny.

Submitted by Kathy Bargerhuff