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Honoring Eternal Residents of Thorntown’s “Colored Cemetery”

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The Sugar Creek Historical Society has joined a committee of dedicated folks to install a monument honoring Thorntown’s early settlers buried in the historic Colored Cemetery.

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Honoring Eternal Residents of Thorntown’s “Colored Cemetery”

The Sugar Creek Historical Society has joined a committee of dedicated folks to install a monument honoring Thorntown’s early settlers buried in the historic Colored Cemetery.

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Commercial News broke the news on Tuesday, June 9, 2026.
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