Maineville Cemetery Hamilton Twp Warren County Ohio

Warren County Genealogical Society
Warren County, Ohio
Chapter of Ohio Genealogical Society

Maineville Cemetery
Hamilton Township

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406 Justice Drive, Lebanon, Ohio 45036
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Alphabetical Surname Index Cemetery Description Virtual Cemetery Cemetery Main Page

This online index only lists the individual, death date (if known) and reference page. We are creating a master index of everyone who is buried in this county and their burial location to aid researchers. We are especially in need of people buried here who have no stones or whose stones no longer exist. If you have any of this information or if you have additional information for anyone who is buried in this cemetery, please email the Warren County Genealogical Society.

Cemetery Description

Cemetery Name

Maineville

Variant Name(s) Referred to as Baptist Cemetery at Salt Spring Church (later known as the Maineville Free-Will Baptist Church) in "Maineville, Ohio History; 100 Years as an Incorporated Town" by Robert Brenner

Township
Hamilton

Status
Active

First Known Burial
1811

General Condition
Highly Maintained

Tombstone Condition
Very Good

OGS Cemetery #
12242

Location:

The cemetery is located on a 5.93 parcel of land on the north side of Fosters-Maineville Road (CR23) about 1 mile east of State Route 48 in Maineville. It is about 1/4 mile east of Hamilton-Maineville Elementary school and located on the left hand side of the road. The school is at 373 E. Fosters-Maineville Rd. The house next door to the cemetery is 462 E. Fosters- Maineville Rd.
Address: about 400 E. Fosters-Maineville Rd, Maineville, OH 45039
Phone #: 513-239-2370 (ask for Jackie Terwilleger)

Coordinates:
39° 18' 53.41" N, 84° 12' 30.94" W

STR/ VMD
3334

Property Account:
2622777

Parcel ID:
17344510020

Map:
GIS Map of Location Plat Map Township Map

USGS GNIS - Maineville Cemetery; FID #1963099

Google Map at coordinates 39° 18' 53.41"N, 84° 12' 30.94"W

Warren County Auditor for Maineville Cemetery, Property Account # 2622777, Parcel ID 17344510020] - 5.93 acres

Warren County Auditor for Maineville Cemetery Addition, Property Account # 2624664, Parcel ID 17344510040] - 12.255 acres

Aerial Image of the cemetery location from Windows Live Local

Warner's 1867 Warren County Ohio Wall Map

Village of Maineville showing cemetery in yellow

Military Survey #3334

Depression era Plat Map with Veteran List

Beers History of Warren County,

page 615 (Early Graveyards)
"The Maineville Burying Ground is of later origin. The following, copied from an inscription on a stone, probably marks about the time of its establishment as a resting-place for the dead: “Sacred to the memory of Peter Dudley, who departed this life October 22, 1819.”

page 623-624 (Maineville Free-Will Baptist Church)
"This church was organized by Elder Moses Dudley, Henry Greely and others as early as 1822 or 1823. It was called Salt Spring Church. For a number of years they worshiped in a schoolhouse east of Maineville, and not far from the Maineville Graveyard. About 1830, they built the present brick building."

"Maineville, Ohio History; 100 Years as an Incorporated Town" by Robert Brenner

page 21 (The Maineville Baptist Church)
"For a number of years they worshipped in a log house east of Maineville under the leadership of Elder Moses Dudley their first pastor. The Baptist Cemetery was laid out on the east side of the log meeting house from a drawing made by Elder Moses Dudley. The first burial was Elijah Tufts, December 19, 1811. After the old log meeting house was torn down the burial ground was enlarged by the "New Addition to the Baptist cemetery". The addition was west of the original cemetery, and joined the original burial ground just beyond the site of the old log meeting house." [the book contains images of the drawings of the cemetery done by Moses Dudley ]

Cemetery History
This cemetery was started by the Maineville Baptist Church. The cemetery was located east of the log meeting house. After the log meeting house was torn down the cemetery was enlarged and the new burial plots were located west of the original cemetery. The first person buried here was Elijah Tufts in 19 Dec 1811. Beers History of Warren County page 615 contains the following passage. "The Maineville Burying Ground is of later origin. The following, copied from an inscription on a stone, probably marks about the time of its establishment as a resting-place for the dead: “Sacred to the memory of Peter Dudley, who departed this life October 22, 1819.” A "Memorial Garden" type addition was added across the street in 1988. Many veterans buried here. Revolutionary War veterans include: Ephraim Stevens and Francis Tufts.

Cemetery Transcriptions

D.A.R. Turtlecreek Chapter & Warren County Historical Society (available at the Historical Society Library)

Early Vital Records Volume 4, pages 40 - 43

Early Vital Records Volume 8, pages 45 - 52

Warren County Genealogical Society

Volume 5, page 23-60 - see on-line Name Index

Our thanks to Cheryl Jordan who has photographed all extant gravestones in 2005 & 2006 for the "Warren County Virtual Cemetery" Project. All of the photos have been added to this website. These efforts will be incorporated into the new cemetery books planned by the society.

Other Known Transcriptions

None none of

Gravestone Images

Gravestone photos for the Warren County, Ohio Virtual Cemetery Project are being posted to the Warren County OHGenWeb Project
To view images ===> Maineville
To submit images ==> email to Arne H. Trelvik at atrelvik@gmail.com [please send high resolution digital images if available]

Alphabetical Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Cemetery Name	Maineville
Variant Name(s)	Referred to as Baptist Cemetery at Salt Spring Church (later known as the Maineville Free-Will Baptist Church) in "Maineville, Ohio History; 100 Years as an Incorporated Town" by Robert Brenner
Township	Hamilton
Status	Active
First Known Burial	1811
General Condition	Highly Maintained
Tombstone Condition	Very Good
OGS Cemetery #	12242
Location:	The cemetery is located on a 5.93 parcel of land on the north side of Fosters-Maineville Road (CR23) about 1 mile east of State Route 48 in Maineville. It is about 1/4 mile east of Hamilton-Maineville Elementary school and located on the left hand side of the road. The school is at 373 E. Fosters-Maineville Rd. The house next door to the cemetery is 462 E. Fosters- Maineville Rd. Address: about 400 E. Fosters-Maineville Rd, Maineville, OH 45039 Phone #: 513-239-2370 (ask for Jackie Terwilleger)
Coordinates:	39° 18' 53.41" N, 84° 12' 30.94" W
STR/ VMD	3334
Property Account:	2622777
Parcel ID:	17344510020
Map:	GIS Map of Location Plat Map Township Map USGS GNIS - Maineville Cemetery; FID #1963099 Google Map at coordinates 39° 18' 53.41"N, 84° 12' 30.94"W Warren County Auditor for Maineville Cemetery, Property Account # 2622777, Parcel ID 17344510020] - 5.93 acres Warren County Auditor for Maineville Cemetery Addition, Property Account # 2624664, Parcel ID 17344510040] - 12.255 acres Aerial Image of the cemetery location from Windows Live Local Warner's 1867 Warren County Ohio Wall Map Village of Maineville showing cemetery in yellow Military Survey #3334 Depression era Plat Map with Veteran List Beers History of Warren County, page 615 (Early Graveyards) "The Maineville Burying Ground is of later origin. The following, copied from an inscription on a stone, probably marks about the time of its establishment as a resting-place for the dead: “Sacred to the memory of Peter Dudley, who departed this life October 22, 1819.” page 623-624 (Maineville Free-Will Baptist Church) "This church was organized by Elder Moses Dudley, Henry Greely and others as early as 1822 or 1823. It was called Salt Spring Church. For a number of years they worshiped in a schoolhouse east of Maineville, and not far from the Maineville Graveyard. About 1830, they built the present brick building." "Maineville, Ohio History; 100 Years as an Incorporated Town" by Robert Brenner page 21 (The Maineville Baptist Church) "For a number of years they worshipped in a log house east of Maineville under the leadership of Elder Moses Dudley their first pastor. The Baptist Cemetery was laid out on the east side of the log meeting house from a drawing made by Elder Moses Dudley. The first burial was Elijah Tufts, December 19, 1811. After the old log meeting house was torn down the burial ground was enlarged by the "New Addition to the Baptist cemetery". The addition was west of the original cemetery, and joined the original burial ground just beyond the site of the old log meeting house." [the book contains images of the drawings of the cemetery done by Moses Dudley ]
Cemetery History	This cemetery was started by the Maineville Baptist Church. The cemetery was located east of the log meeting house. After the log meeting house was torn down the cemetery was enlarged and the new burial plots were located west of the original cemetery. The first person buried here was Elijah Tufts in 19 Dec 1811. Beers History of Warren County page 615 contains the following passage. "The Maineville Burying Ground is of later origin. The following, copied from an inscription on a stone, probably marks about the time of its establishment as a resting-place for the dead: “Sacred to the memory of Peter Dudley, who departed this life October 22, 1819.” A "Memorial Garden" type addition was added across the street in 1988. Many veterans buried here. Revolutionary War veterans include: Ephraim Stevens and Francis Tufts.
Cemetery Transcriptions	D.A.R. Turtlecreek Chapter & Warren County Historical Society (available at the Historical Society Library) Early Vital Records Volume 4, pages 40 - 43 Early Vital Records Volume 8, pages 45 - 52 Warren County Genealogical Society Volume 5, page 23-60 - see on-line Name Index Our thanks to Cheryl Jordan who has photographed all extant gravestones in 2005 & 2006 for the "Warren County Virtual Cemetery" Project. All of the photos have been added to this website. These efforts will be incorporated into the new cemetery books planned by the society. Other Known Transcriptions None none of
Gravestone Images	Gravestone photos for the Warren County, Ohio Virtual Cemetery Project are being posted to the Warren County OHGenWeb Project To view images ===> Maineville To submit images ==> email to Arne H. Trelvik at atrelvik@gmail.com [please send high resolution digital images if available]