CLERMONT COUNTY OHIO - Irwin Cemetery

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Irwin cemetery:

Transcribed and submitted by: Laura Bradley, LBYankychk@aol.com
 
Irwin cemetery is located on Cemetery lane in Goshen, Ohio.  It was once 
on the property of John Irwin who started a Methodist church on his property 
in this area.  The Methodists that attended service later held their meetings 
at a school house in the Charleston area which existed two miles south of 
Goshen.  The present day road Woodville Pike goes through this area.  The 
cemetery is now abandoned but is easily accessible.   Many stones however, 
are broken and illegible today.
 
The surnames in this cemetery are:  Boutell, Clark, Irwin, Leever, Pardue, 
Templin, and Trump.  
 
One William D. White, s/o J and Sarah White was once buried in this cemetery.  
He was a Civil War soldier who was killed at the Battle of Perryville October 
8, 1862..  He was a member of Co. G in the 2nd Ohio Infantry.  His body was 
said to be exhumed in the 1960s and moved to Pennsylvania to be laid to rest 
with family.  Parts of his broken military tombstone still exist in the 
cemetery.
 
IRWIN, Wesley   died Aug 25 1880--53y 1m 16d
IRWIN, Eliza H.   died Aug 12 1880--57y 9m 14d
 
PARDUE, Mary E.---wife of G F Pardue--born Dec 1 1852     died Sept 2 1893
 
CLARK, Sarah H.    born Feb 7 1856   died Mar 17 1888  32y 1m 19d
CLARK, Eleanor B.--wife of John Clark  died Jun 13 1880  50y 10m 7d
CLARK, Charles H.   died Dec 5 1868  19y 6m 9d
 
TRUMP, George--son of George and Maria E Trump  died mar 2 1870 (no age)
 
IRWIN, Elizabeth  died Jun 28 1875 67y 7m 14d
IRWIN, John  died Sept 12 1844 in 78th year of age
IRWIN, Joseph H.  born Dec 31 1801--died Sept 9 1849
 
LEEVER, Peter  born 1782 died Feb 2 1855  73y 24d
LEEVER, Sarah--wife of Peter Leever--died Feb 26 1868  85y 3m 6d
 
BOUTELL, Sarah A.  d/o J.I. & R Boutell died Oct. 26 1855  9m 8d
 
TEMPLIN, Mary G.--wife of J M Templin  born Dec 2 1847  died Jan 29 1883
 
**possibly contains graves of Harvey IRWIN, and Lizzie Gertrude IRWIN though 
no official records contain this information so far in my research.