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Jackson-Hall Cemetery
Bloomfield, Salt Creek, Davis County

Cemetery:       Jackson-Hall Cemetery
Other:         
Sign:           No
Street:         170 Street between Urchin Blvd and Velvet Avenue
City:           Bloomfield
Township:       Salt Creek Township
County:         Davis County
State:          Iowa
Nation:        
Zip:            52537
lat_ns:         N
lat_h:         
lat_mmss:      
long_ew:        W
long_h:        
long_mmss:     
Status:         Abandoned
Size:           Small
Directions:     From City of Bloomfield, go west on 215th.St., N on Timber Av, W on 173rd. St. N or Urchin Blvd. W on 170 St. ca 1/2 mile.
Type:           Road-public
Location:       Rural
Terrain:        Level
Watersource:    No
Features:       Barren area, with overgrown bushes.
Property:       Public
Access:         Open
Enclosure:      Fence
Gate:           Non-locking
Established:    Ca 1852
Gravestones:    30
Oldest:         1852
Newest:         1910
Removed:        Unknown
Relocated:      No
Repairs:        No
Methods:        Other
Restoration:    Unsure
Association:    Yes
Records:        Yes
Inventory:      Unsure
Availability:   Graves verified by Dorothy Gandy Goldizen and Glenna Gandy Carlson on 16 )ct. 1971
Landscaping:    No
Paths:          No
Trees:          Yes4
Crypts:         No
Fencing:        No
Brickwork:      No
Ironwork:       No
Sculpture:      No
Fountains:      No
Roads:          No
Buildings:      No
Cement:         Yes
Granite:        Yes
Marble:         No
Native:         No
Slate:          No
Others:         No
Wood:           Unsure
Materials:      Unsure
Architectural:  No
Angels:         No
Draperies:      No
Fraternal:      No
Hands:          No
Lambs:          No
Monograms:      No
Plants:         No
Photos:         No
Religious:      No
Scrollwork:     No
Urns:           No
Carvings:       Yes
Condition:      Cemetery neglected
Unmarked:       Yes
Broken:         Yes
Toppled:        Yes
Disintegrating: Yes
Buried:         Yes
Weather:        Yes
Pollution:      Unknown
Vandalized:     Yes
Report:         No
VA1:            Gravestones-Overturned
VA2:            Gravestones-Broken
VA3:           
VA4:           
VA5:           
Overgrowth:    
Overgrowth1:   
Overgrowth2:    Graves-Disturbing
Overgrowth3:    Gravestones-Disturbing
Overgrowth4:    Gravestones-Damaging
GroundCover:   
Moss:          
Vines:          Yes
Drainage:       Problem-Seasonal
Problem1:      
Problem2:      
Owner:          Cemetery
Use:            Agricultural
Bordering:      Agricultural
Change:         Same
Reason:         Roads
Visited:        Unknown
Archeology:     Unknown
Habitat:        No
Contacted:      No one.  But saw your address on the internet when I returned to California.

Surnames:

Davis,Gandy, Hall,Hunt, Jackson,Keoster, Murphy,St. Clair/Sinclair, Warthen

Other_Information:

I visited this cemetery tracing my Gandy Gr-Gr-Gr Grandparents and families on July 9, 2004.  Stones of many were run over, I assume by mowers and almost buried. I was able to locate some stones after poking around, and pulling the stones to the surface.  Never did find the St.Clair stone reported to exist there.  Shubbery is covering many stones the the right as you enter.  The cemetery is no larger than an acre.

Support:

There is a newly formed organization to handle the old cemeteries in Davis Co.Iowa.  Head of the Davis Co.Cemetery Assn. is Willis Hoffman at 515)664-2852.  Was told about this new organization at the Bloomfield Court House before heading home to California.


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Name:           Betty L. Storms
Email:          b_ettslou@earthlink.net
Date:           Oct. 22, 2004



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