Potter's Field Owen Sound at Stephanie Goddard blog

Potter's Field Owen Sound. A monument to 1,200 previously unmarked graves can now be viewed at the potter’s field in owen sound’s greenwood cemetery. Indigent plots, often referred to as a potter’s field, are common at cemeteries. Potter’s field, also known as the indigent lot, came into use at the cemetery in 1858 and was a burial ground for more than 130 years. They are a section of the community’s burial ground for families and individuals of lesser means. To mark the beginning of black history month, the bcm&cc will host a special presentation about the work that led to the recognition of more than. Greenwood cemetery in owen sound, ontario, is home to a potter's field where at least 1242 vulnerable people from our community lay in their final resting place completely. The field also contains the remains of many from owen sound's early black community, either escaped slaves or their. Located north of the chapel on the east side of the ravine, those buried there include newborns, stillborns and toddlers, orphans, seniors, indigenous people, the working poor, the incarcerated and.

Greenwood cemetery in owen sound, ontario, is home to a potter's field where at least 1242 vulnerable people from our community lay in their final resting place completely. To mark the beginning of black history month, the bcm&cc will host a special presentation about the work that led to the recognition of more than. They are a section of the community’s burial ground for families and individuals of lesser means. A monument to 1,200 previously unmarked graves can now be viewed at the potter’s field in owen sound’s greenwood cemetery. Potter’s field, also known as the indigent lot, came into use at the cemetery in 1858 and was a burial ground for more than 130 years. The field also contains the remains of many from owen sound's early black community, either escaped slaves or their. Located north of the chapel on the east side of the ravine, those buried there include newborns, stillborns and toddlers, orphans, seniors, indigenous people, the working poor, the incarcerated and. Indigent plots, often referred to as a potter’s field, are common at cemeteries.

Potter's Field — Hillsdale County Historical Society

Potter's Field Owen Sound The field also contains the remains of many from owen sound's early black community, either escaped slaves or their. Indigent plots, often referred to as a potter’s field, are common at cemeteries. They are a section of the community’s burial ground for families and individuals of lesser means. Potter’s field, also known as the indigent lot, came into use at the cemetery in 1858 and was a burial ground for more than 130 years. A monument to 1,200 previously unmarked graves can now be viewed at the potter’s field in owen sound’s greenwood cemetery. To mark the beginning of black history month, the bcm&cc will host a special presentation about the work that led to the recognition of more than. Greenwood cemetery in owen sound, ontario, is home to a potter's field where at least 1242 vulnerable people from our community lay in their final resting place completely. The field also contains the remains of many from owen sound's early black community, either escaped slaves or their. Located north of the chapel on the east side of the ravine, those buried there include newborns, stillborns and toddlers, orphans, seniors, indigenous people, the working poor, the incarcerated and.