Cemeteries Section

The OES has visited the cemeteries listed here. They are listed in alphabetical order by county to appease the genealogists out there. Click the link to be taken to that particular cemetery. If you know of a cemetery that you'd like to see on the site, please contact us using the Exploration Submission Form.

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No longer used but safe

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No longer used/overgrown

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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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