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Indiana Spirit Quest #387: Freeman Cemetery Traditional Cache

This cache has been archived.

krisNjoe: Due to past complaints of visitors from the local residents, and an apparent desire not to have these caches here, we are respectfully pulling them from the location. We hate to see this one go, but we think it's the right thing to do. Thanks, and happy caching!

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Hidden : 10/26/2005
Difficulty:
1 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Geocache Description:

CAUTION:

There is a residence at the end of the access road. Children may be at play, so please drive slowly and with care as you travel down the road coming off of US 31. Thank you.


“INDIANA SPIRIT QUEST”

The Indiana Spirit Quest series of geocaches will take you to a number of historic cemeteries built by Hoosier Pioneers. In just a year and a half, the quest has grown to over three hundred sixty caches hidden in thirty-eight Indiana counties, and two Ohio counties, and the hiders consist of several cacher teams, which are comprised of Dogs and their Humans. Over 750 cacher teams have logged over 8,900 finds. One cache machine found 102 ISQ caches in a single day (daylight hours only).


(Photos by krisNjoe)
INDIANA SPIRIT QUEST #387

"Freeman Cemetery"

WELCOME TO Freeman Cemetery, located directly across from the Atterbury Cemetery. There are several broken or missing stones here. Many of these stones are in desperate need of attention; there are quite a few that are illegible.

The entrance to this cache, also a driveway, is off of the southbound lane of U.S. 31. It is at N 39 22.551 W 086 59.193. The sign for the cemetery is right behind a telephone pole, so you may not see it until it is too late. Please be careful when looking for the entrance- the speed limit of the area is 60 mph. This driveway comes to a dead end between the Freeman (on the right) and Atterbury cemeteries.

This barely legible stone belongs to Richard Hogan. He was born in Ireland in 1824, and died in Johnson County in April 1893. He served during the Mexican War in Company B., First Regiment U.S. Dragoons.

These three children drowned on their way to Sunday school as they tried to cross Sugar Creek in their wagon.

FIND LOGS ON THIS CACHE THAT INDICATE NIGHT CACHING WILL BE DELETED WITHOUT NOTICE!

The cache container is a pharmacy prescription bottle. BYOP. .The cache is not located near a grave... If you find a fallen US flag, please stick it back in the ground. As always, please be respectful,!

"Indiana Spirit Quest" is brought to you by the following fellows of GEOISQ*: SixDogTeam (Earthdog Patrick, Lead Dog, Wheel Dog) Kodiak Kid, THE SHADOW, Team Shydog, Rupert2, Torry, ~Mystery Dog~, Team Tigger International, Cache Commando, bbSurveyors, Dover Duo,Los Xile, Prairie Partners, WilliamsFamGC, Bean Blossum Gang, Team Itchy & Scratchy, Wishbone 86, krisNjoe, Angelina Jolie, and Bikinibottomfeeders. If you are interested in spreading the Quest to your neck of the woods AND WOULD LIKE TO JOIN US, email SixDogTeam.

*Grand Exalted Order of the Indiana Spirit Quest

** THIS IS A GENUINE INDIANA SPIRIT QUEST CACHE** :)

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

ba tebhaq onfr b gerr...naq cyrnfr qevir pnershyyl qbja gur npprff ebnq bss 31.

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
-------------------------
N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)

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