Source: "Fremont County Cemetery Book", recorded by Barney & Wade Smith.

The name of Slusher comes from the son of Eli Slusher, who lived north around the bluff from Hamburg, as early as 1847. Eli died on August 12, 1854 and is buried in the cemetery which bears his name. The cemetery is south of the State Park and just off the bluff road, on private land. It is located on a knoll about a quarter of a mile east of the farm buildings on the Jack Good farm. It is nicely maintained, clean and with about a dozen stones still standing.

• Britt
Britt, Willis, s/o Jas. and Sarah A. d 15 Jan 1864 ae 20 yr. 30 mo. 1 day

• Brown
Brown, Sophia A. dau of J. & R. J. d 6 Nov 1870 ae 2 yr 7 mo 21 da
Brown, Merida s/o J & R.J. d 3 Oct 1867 ae 1 yr 11 mo 11 da
Brown, Inf s/o James & Jane R. b 12 Jan 1862 d 10 Oct 1862

• Slusher
Slusher, Eli d 12 Aug 1854 ae 50 yr
Slusher, Freddie E d 30 Oct no yr. ae 5 yr 11 mo 11 day s/o WMP & Ella
Slusher, Mirie L. d 2 Nov 1881 ae 2 yr 4 mo 24 day dau/o WMP & Ella

• Yager
Yager, Sarah A. wf/o Martin d 1 Aug 1885 ae 65 yr

Source: Cemetery Records for Fremont County, Iowa; printed by the Fremont County Historical Society ~ Shared by Penny Stewart.
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