| ID | First | Middle | Last | DOB | DOD | COD |
| 162 | Louisa | N/A | Reichert | N/A | N/A | N/A |
veteran | exhumed | purchaser | cemetery |
| N/A | FALSE | N/A | Adams Street |
lot | plot | ||||||
| N/A | R13 G4 tall sandstone monument with flat faces to east and west. John Reichert inscription on west face. Heavily damaged east face, inscription appears gouged off. |
relations |
| John Reichert (relation unknown; husband?) |
comments |
| There is no known information on Louisa. She does not appear in the Census. Her approximate date of birth, age, and date of death are all unknown. Her inscription was already damaged at the time of the 1904 survey, which reported only "Louisa, d.----". The inscription on the opposite face was reported as "John Reichert, d. Aug. 23, 1857, ae 38". The monument is unique: tall, flat, of sandstone which has become blackened. The layers of sandstone on Louisa's side have separated and flaked off, a phenomenon called delamination. |
sources |
| E. S. Loomis and D. T. Gould, "Inscriptions from the Old Berea Cemetery," 1904; Adams St Cemetery folder, Berea Historical Society Louisa Reichert tombstone photograph, Indira Gesink, April 2008. |