Descendants of Lick Creek African American Settlement begin cemetery restoration - WBIW

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Descendants of Lick Creek African American Settlement begin cemetery restoration - WBIW

BEDFORD - Descendants of free black pioneers who settled in Orange County in the 18th century recently visited the Roberts & Thomas Cemetery, associated with the Lick Creek Settlement in the Hoosier National Forest. They worked with a cemetery restoration volunteer to clean headstones and di ...

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