If you enjoy this cache, I recommend checking out another one of my newer caches just across Delaware Ave. in Saint Mary's Cemetery - "The Only Thing To Fear is Sphere Itself" (GC7JXV4)
Stage 1: You'll be visiting the grave of Cleo Ann Judge, a gypsy “queen” who died during child birth in 1905. Apparently, due to her status as a non-Catholic and the fact that her baby was conceived out of wedlock, Judge’s burial was relegated to an unhallowed section of the cemetery. Futhermore, legend has it that she was buried according to an unorthodox gypsy ritual where the body is encased in concrete and remains in an upright position. The grave is marked by a rustic, wooden cross and a weathered headstone.
Stage 2 (Final Stage): A physical cache is close to Cleo's grave. To find it, note the Queen's age at the time of her death. Add this number to the digits highlighted below.
N 40° 34.542
W 083° 07.548
It is tradition to leave a coin on the headstone, so grab some change and gently lay a coin on Cleo's headstone...or else be haunted by the gypsy queen forever!
I don't normally provide strong hints, but I prefer you not digging around the neighbor's fence for too long. As a result, the hint and pic combined are a total spoiler.
Be respectful of the cemetery rules and note the hours are 7:00 am to dusk in the winter and 7:00 am to 8:30 pm in the summer. Don't forget to sign the log.
I wouldn't suggest going for this one while there's an excess of snow on the ground.