An article named "Pioneer Days" in the The Steubenville (OH) Herald Star newspaper, dated 2/18/1939, written by Chalmers C. White noted Samuel McClave, 1807, was the first burial.
He also noted the Bacon Ridge Cemetery, 3 miles from East Springfield, was 3/4 acre. It was originally controlled by Bacon Ridge Presbyterian church which changed its location about 1878.
He also noted the Bacon Ridge Cemetery, 3 miles from East Springfield, was 3/4 acre. It was originally controlled by Bacon Ridge Presbyterian church which changed its location about 1878.
An article named "Pioneer Days" in the The Steubenville (OH) Herald Star newspaper, dated 2/18/1939, written by Chalmers C. White noted Samuel McClave, 1807, was the first burial.
He also noted the Bacon Ridge Cemetery, 3 miles from East Springfield, was 3/4 acre. It was originally controlled by Bacon Ridge Presbyterian church which changed its location about 1878.
He also noted the Bacon Ridge Cemetery, 3 miles from East Springfield, was 3/4 acre. It was originally controlled by Bacon Ridge Presbyterian church which changed its location about 1878.
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