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Jacob
Shull's farm served as an ad hoc cemetery in the days before Prospect
Hill was formed, so he must have been one of Omaha's first settlers. It
sat in and around the 26th and Poppleton area, which is a good distance
from Prospect Hill. He set aside 2 parcels of land for burials, and at
one time Thomas Cuming, acting Territorial Governor, was buried there,
as were many others. Most of the people interred were moved, after the
area was settled, to other cemeteries.
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