Information on individuals buried in the Grider Cemetery
	1a	William K. Finchum
	1b	William E. Finchum
	1c	Maudie A. Finchum
	1d	Violet L. Finchum
	1e	Luther Finchum
	2	Henry Lucas
	3a	Thomas Hamilton
	3b	Margaret Hamilton
	4a	Homer Porter
	4b	Lawrence Williams
	5	Illegible Stone
	6	Infant Son Lafollette	Probably infant son of Milton and Elizabeth (Grider) Lafollette who are believed to be buried in Boone County. Elizabeth is probably a daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Button) Grider, who are buried in this cemetery.
	7	Gracie Grider
	8	Illegible Stone
	9	Everett Finchum
	10	Franklin O. Peffley	Franklin Olin Peffley. Son of Daniel and Susan Catherine (Stokes) Peffley, who are buried at the Blakesburg Cemetery. Susan was a daughter of Richard C. and Sarah (Grider) Stokes, who are buried in this cemetery.
	11	Infant Son Fall	Infant son of Daniel and Rebecca Ann (Stokes) Fall, not sure where they are buried. Daniel Fall's grandparents were Jesse and Sarah (Gough) Fall, who are buried in the Fall Cemetery about three miles northeast of here. Rebecca's parents were Richard C. and Sarah (Grider) Stokes, who are buried here.
	12	Cornelius G. Stokes	Son of Richard C. and Sarah (Grider) Stokes, who are buried here.
	13a	Richard C. Stokes
	13b	Sarah Grider Stokes	Probably a daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Button) Grider, who are buried in this cemetery.
	14a	William A. Hicks
	14b	Mary J. Hicks
	15a	David Smith
	15b	Catherine Smith
	16	Rebecca Ann Arnold	probably d/o Thomas and Elizabeth Grider
	17a	Thomas Grider	Son of Jacob and Rebecca (Henton) Grider, who are buried at the Skillman Cemetery, which is about two miles west of this cemetery. Jacob Grider served as a private in Lewis' VA Regt in the Revolutionary War.
	17b	Elizabeth Button Grider	Wife of Thomas Grider, not sure who her parents were.
	18	J. A. Collins
	19	Elizabeth E. Gardner
	20	William O. Park
	21	Mary E. Williams
	22	Charles M. Williams
	23a	Thomas Walter Owens
	23b	Lula Dean Hughes Owens
	24	Everett Adkins
	The following was found in the __ newspaper about July 5, 1897 under Raccoon news:
	"The infant child of Joseph Sim was brought from Terre Haute and buried by the side of his mother in the Grider burying
	ground last Thursday. It had been adopted by a family only a few days."
	It is not clear who this child was or who the family was that adopted the child.