This is a memorial, not a grave marker. Sgt John Drummond was wounded 7 Nov 1811 at the Battle of Tippecanoe. He died on 10 Nov 1811 while General Harrison's forces were traveling back to Vincennes. He was buried near "Big Pine Creek" along the Wabash River, near what is now Attica, IN. The Medsker Cemetery was selected as the location for the memorial monument because his son, John Drummond, and many descendants are buried there.
This is a memorial, not a grave marker. Sgt John Drummond was wounded 7 Nov 1811 at the Battle of Tippecanoe. He died on 10 Nov 1811 while General Harrison's forces were traveling back to Vincennes. He was buried near "Big Pine Creek" along the Wabash River, near what is now Attica, IN. The Medsker Cemetery was selected as the location for the memorial monument because his son, John Drummond, and many descendants are buried there.
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Hannah Drummond Coombes
1781–1834
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Margaret Drummond Carr
1790–1845
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Eleanor Drummond Brown
1796–1875
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David Drummond
1797–1885
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Nancy Drummond Carr
1799–1871
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Mary Drummond Davis
1801–1881
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Matilda Drummond Beggs
1803–1888
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Lettetia Drummond Mathes
1806–1868
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Malinda Drummond Coombes
1808–1890
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James B. Drummond
1810–1893
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Rebecca Drummond Coombes
1815–1857
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