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1 burial plot is advertised for sale at Our Lady of Peace Cemetery in Indianapolis, Indiana. Seller asking prices, plot types, and availability are listed below.
In the 1850s western Indianapolis, Catholics began a search for ground for a consecrated cemetery. The custom of burying family members on the farm or on the grounds of their church was becoming impractical. Msgr. Auguste Francois Bessonies, Pastor of St. John the Evangelist Parish and Vicar General of the Diocese of Vincennes, began the search for burial ground for his parishioners. He himself paid for an eighteen acre plot on Bluff Road and established the first Catholic cemetery in Indianapolis. Originally named St. John Cemetery, in 1891, the cemetery was named Holy Cross Cemetery. In 1870, a second Catholic cemetery, German Cemetery, was established. It later became St. Joseph Cemetery and eventually merged with Holy Cross Cemetery to become part of the Holy Cross Cemeteries Association. In 1914, anticipating future needs, the Holy Cross Cemeteries Association purchased approximately seventy acres of land less than a mile south of the original cemeteries. In 1
1 plot is currently listed at Our Lady of Peace Cemetery. Prices are set by the sellers.
Two mausoleum crypt spaces at the Catholic Cemetery. Located at the St. Joseph Building, Exterior, Courtyard B, Tier A, Crypts 12 & 10 Side by Side. The owner is asking $9000.
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