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St. Rt. 756, Washington Township
GPS N38Ú 52.170 W084Ú 10.202, Elev. 780, within 21 ft.
Take St. Rt. 52 from Cincinnati, pass through New Richmond. At Point
Pleasant make a left on St. Rt. 232, make a right onto St.
Rt. 756. Pass Washington Township Park. Cross St. Rt. 743. Cemetery
located on right across from church and New Calvary
Cemetery. Park at church. Easy Access.
Pictures and additional inscriptions taken by Pamela Smith, CCGS
member, and volunteers: Judy Davis,
Cathy Kemplin and Debbie Thomason in the Fall of 2006 and March, 2007.
The cemetery is kept mowed,
but we spent many Saturdays just pulling up stones buried in the earth.
This cemetery took a lot of time
because of the buried stones and there was a lot of prep work before we
could begin our photos because
of the amount of stones. Many Revolutionary soldiers buried there. I
believe the lost stones are buried-- as
the last few we found were 10-12 inches under the sod. They may be
located in the brush covered woods
or towards the small gulley to the right of the cemetery (if you are
standing on the road). Thats where I
found a few buried very deep. Most of the lost fieldstones were just
eroded.
Stones we could not locate previously recorded:
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A. Benjamin Amsbury, Ida May Blackburn, Emma F. Blackburn, Mary E. Boys, Jonathan Boys, M. footstone Brown, Edith Camerrer, A. M. Camery, Clayton Camery, PHI on fieldstone Camfry, Poly Eskham, John Fee, Augustus Fee, G. E. N. fieldstone |
Holter, George W. Jones, R. (footstone) Lough, Bart fieldstone Manning, George McKinley, Jane McWilliams, Joseph Norris, George Phillips, Alexander age 66 Rush, Leana Sapp, Mary Tatman, Mary Wilson, Nancy Wood, Jane |
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