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Stewart Cemetery

 Crawford County - Located just south of the Lincoln Highway near Bucyrus.

Williamsville Cemetery

 Delaware County - Located just off Rt. 23, it is also known as Patterson.

Forest Rose Cemetery

 Fairfield County - Est. 1882, it is one of the largest cemeteries in Lancaster.

Greencastle Cemetery

 Fairfield County - Est. around 1818, most of the stones are in good shape.

Job's Cemetery

 Fairfield County - Est. around 1830, it is also known as Hiob's Cemetery.

Pisgah Cemetery

 Fairfield County - Est. 1852, this cemetery is a northern gateway to Pickerington.

Raver Cemetery

 Fairfield County - Est. 1821, the cemetery is on a small hill off Eastern Waterloo.

Shoemaker Cemetery

 Fairfield County - Est. 1813, this small family cemetery is in the middle of a field.

Stonewall Cemetery

 Fairfield County - Est. in 1817, the entire cemetery is surrounded by a wall.

Camp Chase Cemetery

 Franklin County - A Confederate Soldier Cemetery that's haunted.

Carlisle Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1810, this cemetery is near the Hibernia apartments.

Clime Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. around 1840, has long since been abandoned.

Concord Methodist Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1849, it is on the corner of Hoover Rd and SR317.

Ebenezer Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. around 1845, it was last used in the early 1900s.

Franklinton Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1799, it's the oldest cemetery in Central Ohio.

Green Lawn Cemetery

 Franklin County - Founded in 1848, this is the second largest cemetery in Ohio.

Grove City Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1908, the cemetery is host to a relocated cemetery.

Gundy Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. around 1828, it sits near Oakhurst Golf Course.

Hendren Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1826, it was in bad shape, but now being renovated.

Kramer Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1810, this cemetery is in terrible condition.

Landes (Plum Travis) Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. around 1811, it's also known as Lockbourne Plague.

Lilly-Dyer Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. around 1826, the cemetery is in the Battelle-Darby Park.

Lockbourne Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1835, it is said to be haunted by lights and voices.

Madison-Truro Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1820, it is also known as Truro Presbyterian.

Marsh Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1853, only a few stones remain visible.

Oak Grove Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. around 1811, it's near the Battelle-Darby Creek Park.

Old Agudas Achim Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1891, this Jewish cemetery is along Alum Creek Drive.

Rarey Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1826, this old cemetery is in excellent condition.

Ray Watkins Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1830, it now sits near Fisher's Greenhouse.

Scioto-Strader Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1888, this cemetery is down a long lane.

Stevenson Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1815, all of the stones have been removed.

Taylor Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1833, many stones older; cemetery moved in 1965.

Thomas Adams Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1850, it is a well taken care of cemetery.

Thomas Seeds Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. in 1855, it is located in Jackson Twp. on Hoover Rd.

Williams Family Cemetery

 Franklin County - Est. around 1841, it is in a grove of trees next to Rt. 23.

Wolfe Cemetery

 Hocking County - Est. in 1840s, a witch/warlock is supposed to be there.

Denison Cemetery

 Licking County - Est. in the 1850s, it's on the campus of Denison University.

Luray Cemetery

 Licking County - Est. in the early 1800s, several Confederates are buried here.

Old Colony Burying Ground

 Licking County - Est. in 1805, it has a few Revolutionary War Soldiers there.

Parkinson & Babcock Cemetery

 Licking County - Est. 1811, it sits north of US 40 just west of Kirkersville.

York Street Cemetery

 Licking County - Est. around 1865, this cemetery has an interesting history.

Counts Cemetery

 Madison County - Est. around 1822, it sits off of SR38 near Midway.

Hampton Cemetery

 Madison County - Est. around 1822, pioneers of this county buried there.

Kirkwood Cemetery

 Madison County - This fairly large cemetery sits just west of London.

Paint Creek Memorial Cemetery

 Madison County - Located off of Old Xenia Rd, it was est. in the 1820s.

Pancake Cemetery

 Madison County - This cemetery is just behind the Pancake Schoolhouse.

Otterbein Cemetery

 Perry County - This cemetery is home of the infamous Horseshoe Grave.

Ashville Cemetery

 Pickaway County - Est. around 1830, this cemetery is in Ashville.

Conklin Cemetery

 Pickaway County - Est. around 1812, this cemetery is very overgrown.

High Street Cemetery

 Pickaway County - Est. in 1839, this cemetery includes many military burials.

Hoover Hill Cemetery

 Pickaway County - Est. in the mid-1800s, this cemetery is east of Ashville.

Marcy Cemetery

 Pickaway County - Est. around 1870, it is near the Slate Run Metro Park.

Concord Cemetery

 Preble County - Est. in 1840, it has an abundance of tall monuments.

Friendship Cemetery

 Preble County - Est. around 1809, many early pioneers are buried here.

May Cemetery

 Preble County - Est. in mid-1800s, it is not known if May is it's true name.

Mound Hill Cemetery

 Preble County - This is the largest cemetery in Preble County.

Elisabeth's Grave

 Ross County - Mount Union-Pleasant Valley Cemetery near Chillicothe.

Niesz Cemetery

 Stark County - Est. in the 1840s, this cemetery is on the township line.

Mound Cemetery

 Washington County - Est. in the 1801, a large mound is at it's center.

 

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