To find the grave (and a handsome memorial bench) of Dr. Hertzler (1870-1946), go east into the cemetery's northernmost driveway, then just south at the first crossroads. Also of interest in the cemetery's northwest corner is a plaque on a large natural stone affirming that 'A daughter of a soldier of the American Revolution,' Elizabeth Burch Brown, is buried in this cemetery.
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