Nisbet Farm Cemetery
Hamilton Township, Warren County, Ohio
This small farm cemetery is located on what
is known as the Nisbet Farm. Thomas J. Grainger, executor,
had the cemetery cleaned up and restored with new markers placed as directed
by the Rosemary Nisbet estate. Rosemay Nisbet is also buried
here. Other stones found are all for Harris family members. The 1837 probate
of the will for Isaiah Harris [Will Record Vol 7:11] names
his heirs as his widow, Martha Harris; children, Mary
B. Ann, Martha, Isaiah, Averilla (wife of John Gilbert),
Isaac and Amelia (wife of James Hill);
and granddaughter, Lucinda Harris, daughter of Wm.
Harris, deceased. The 1856 wall map of Warren County shows the cemetery
location on a 345 acre parcel of land of an Isaac Harris. 1867
and 1875 maps shows the location on a 153 acre parcel of J. Giddings.
A Theodore Sengstack has the property on 1891 and 1903 maps.
Finally, E. B. Nisbet is shown as the owner of the 152.28 acre
tract in the 1932
Warren County Plat book.
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- Located on private property known as the Nisbet Farm at 9304 Maineville
Road. The cemetery is located down a farm lane on the south side of
Maineville Road, a short distance west of the junction with Hatt-Swank
Road.
- Listed in "Ohio Cemeteries 1803-2003" by
the Ohio Genealogical
Society as #12233 [Crosson-Nisbet Cemetery]
- Coordinates: approximately 39° 17' 37"N,
84° 13' 52"W
- Virginia Military Survey #4248
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