Named thus because it was discovered that there was a United Brethren Church on the land owned by George Manifold in 1876. A certain Blake gentleman once had a picture of it; was of log construction.

Located north of SR-564, TR-265, then left on TR-74. The church has been gone many years, and only a few grave stones remain to identify the site. Several base stones are still there, the tops may be underneath the sod, or have been taken away.

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Description written on April 15, 1978 by members of the Noble County Genealogical Society: Mrs. Joy Wells Flood and Mrs. Lois Blake

The cemetery is located in Enoch Township, Noble County, Ohio, and is # 9045 (Manifold Cemetery) in “Ohio Cemeteries 1803-2003”, compiled by the Ohio Genealogical Society.

Named thus because it was discovered that there was a United Brethren Church on the land owned by George Manifold in 1876. A certain Blake gentleman once had a picture of it; was of log construction.

Located north of SR-564, TR-265, then left on TR-74. The church has been gone many years, and only a few grave stones remain to identify the site. Several base stones are still there, the tops may be underneath the sod, or have been taken away.

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Description written on April 15, 1978 by members of the Noble County Genealogical Society: Mrs. Joy Wells Flood and Mrs. Lois Blake

The cemetery is located in Enoch Township, Noble County, Ohio, and is # 9045 (Manifold Cemetery) in “Ohio Cemeteries 1803-2003”, compiled by the Ohio Genealogical Society.