Beulah Cemetery

The Beulah Cemetery was originally located east of Gravel Pit Road and was associated with the Beulah Presbyterian Church, which existed in the early 1800's. This cemetery was moved from its original location to Springlawn Cemetery in New Paris, Ohio. A memorial was erected to remember these early settlers.

To This Little Band of Pioneers From

Beulah Presbyterian Church,

Whose Simple Faith and Steadfast Courage

Made Possible a Home in the Wilderness

Amid the Rugged Sylvan Beauty of the Whitewater Valley --

This Memorial is Erected 1816-1946

William Alexander

1806-1856

Jane Alexander

1803-1862

Sarah Alexander

1779-1839

Margaretta Austin

1834

Samuel Fleming

1793-1839

Margaretta Finley Fleming

1835

Martha Ireland Fleming

11 yrs old

Margaretta Henry

1806-1826

Mary H. Ireland

1803-1833

Rachel Lloyd

1807-1844

Elizabeth Wasson Matchett

1786-1841

Thomas McWhinney

1757-1828

Eleanor Fryar McWhinney

1760-1846

Stephen Moore

1822

Rachel Neal

1771-1853

Elihue Ross

1824-1827

Daniel Samuels

1801-1819

Ezekiel Samuels

1846-1849

Henry Samuels

1840-1853

Nancy Samuels

1812-1849

Nancy Samuels

1849-1849

Joseph A. Thomas

1853-1854

Stephen Thomas

1795-1850

John Wasson

1778-1825

John Flemming Wasson

1842-1844

Nathaniel M. Wasson

1783-1863

Jane Long Wasson

1780-1855

Remains of 9 pioneers unidentified

This stone survived the move from Beulah Cemetery and was reset in Springlawn Cemetery

Thomas McWhinney

McKinnie's Company

Cumberland County Militia

Revolutionary War

1755-1828

Dedicated by:

Richmond Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) 1931

This stone survived the move from Beulah Cemetery and was reset in Springlawn Cemetery

Elizabeth Fleming Wasson-Matchett

1786-1841

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