Selah was probably originally buried in Evergreen Cemetery, next to his Grandfather Nathan Balch. According to http://files.usgwarchives.net/oh/geauga/cemeteries/thompson/lotorder/evergreen/evergreen.txt most of the stones were moved from this cemetery after it was closed for burials. I believe that the ' Child Balch' from the Evergreen Cemetery record and Selah Balch from the Maple Grove Cemetery, are in fact, the same person. Whether only his stone was moved, or he was dis-interred, and re-buried at Maple Grove is unknown.
Thanks to Greg Square for bringing this to my attention.
Thanks to Greg Square for bringing this to my attention.
Selah was probably originally buried in Evergreen Cemetery, next to his Grandfather Nathan Balch. According to http://files.usgwarchives.net/oh/geauga/cemeteries/thompson/lotorder/evergreen/evergreen.txt most of the stones were moved from this cemetery after it was closed for burials. I believe that the ' Child Balch' from the Evergreen Cemetery record and Selah Balch from the Maple Grove Cemetery, are in fact, the same person. Whether only his stone was moved, or he was dis-interred, and re-buried at Maple Grove is unknown.
Thanks to Greg Square for bringing this to my attention.
Thanks to Greg Square for bringing this to my attention.
Gravesite Details
s/o S.E. & H.S. illegible - on headstone
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