WCGS-New Jersey Presbyterian Cemetery

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

New Jersey Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Franklin Township

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406 Justice Drive, Lebanon, Ohio 45036
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Cemetery Description

Cemetery Name

New Jersey Presbyterian

Variant Name(s) Carlisle

Township
Franklin

Status
Active

First Known Burial
1815

General Condition
Highly Maintained

Tombstone Condition
Good

OGS Cemetery #
12223

Location:

NW corner SR123, north 1/2 block on Jamaica Rd to northwest corner of Jamica Rd and Fairview Circle in Carlisle.
Address: 780 Fairview Dr., Carlisle, OH 45005
Phone #: 937-746-8360

Coordinates:
39° 35' 6.31" N, 84° 19' 28.78" W

STR/ VMD
SW corner of Section 28, Township 2 North, Range 5 East

Property Account:
1817566

Parcel ID:
01283510131

Map:
GIS Map of Location Plat Map Township Map

Cemetery History
The New Jersey Presbyterian Church was founded in 1813 with Rev. Francis Monfort serving as the 1st pastor. A two acre parcel of land for the church and cemetery was provided by Daniel Dubois in the spring of 1815. The first burial in the new churchyard was the infant son of Rev. Francis Monfort but others had been buried at the location as early as 1811. The first church was used until 1867. The second church, at the same location was used from December, 1867 until it was destroyed by fire on 5 December 1920. A third church was built at the location and remains in use today. Revolutionary war veterans include: Hendrick Lane, Joseph Vanderveer and Joseph Van Note. Civil War Veterans include: William A. Byrd, Derrick B. Dubois, Thomas B. Eversham, Joseph D. Henderson, George Neher, Elijah Powell, Lloyd Stockman, Jacob Thompson, Benjamin Vanderveer and Sidney P. Vanderveer.

Cemetery Transcriptions

Chamberlain, Charles E. New Jersey Presbyterian Church, 1813-1988, Carlisle, Ohio 175 Years., Carlisle, Ohio (780 Fairview Dr., Carlisle 45005): The Church, 1988. Pages 162-168. (Listed as NJPC in the index.)

Carlisle Citizens, and Harriet E. Foley. Carlisle: The Jersey Settlement in Ohio, 1800-1980. Middletown, Ohio: Naegle-Auer Print. Co, 1980. Pages 46 - 48.
[the 1990 second edition of this book contains the reading of the cemetery by Chester L. & Betty Dunn listed above.] (Listed as CARL or DUNN in index.)

Earl Gorsuch Spreadsheet dated Feb. 2005 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society. Contains name, lot No., Grave No. and lifespan dates. (Listed as printout in index.)

All extant gravestones have been photographed for the "Warren County Virtual Cemetery" Project by Dana & Megan Palmer, Tricia & Eric Harrison of Lebanon, Ohio, by Veronica Clark of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania & by Larry W. Collins of Maineville, Ohio. All their photos have been added to this website. Their efforts will be incorporated into the new cemetery books planned by the society.

Gravestone Images

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

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Cemetery Name	New Jersey Presbyterian
Variant Name(s)	Carlisle
Township	Franklin
Status	Active
First Known Burial	1815
General Condition	Highly Maintained
Tombstone Condition	Good
OGS Cemetery #	12223
Location:	NW corner SR123, north 1/2 block on Jamaica Rd to northwest corner of Jamica Rd and Fairview Circle in Carlisle. Address: 780 Fairview Dr., Carlisle, OH 45005 Phone #: 937-746-8360
Coordinates:	39° 35' 6.31" N, 84° 19' 28.78" W
STR/ VMD	SW corner of Section 28, Township 2 North, Range 5 East
Property Account:	1817566
Parcel ID:	01283510131
Map:	GIS Map of Location Plat Map Township Map
Cemetery History	The New Jersey Presbyterian Church was founded in 1813 with Rev. Francis Monfort serving as the 1st pastor. A two acre parcel of land for the church and cemetery was provided by Daniel Dubois in the spring of 1815. The first burial in the new churchyard was the infant son of Rev. Francis Monfort but others had been buried at the location as early as 1811. The first church was used until 1867. The second church, at the same location was used from December, 1867 until it was destroyed by fire on 5 December 1920. A third church was built at the location and remains in use today. Revolutionary war veterans include: Hendrick Lane, Joseph Vanderveer and Joseph Van Note. Civil War Veterans include: William A. Byrd, Derrick B. Dubois, Thomas B. Eversham, Joseph D. Henderson, George Neher, Elijah Powell, Lloyd Stockman, Jacob Thompson, Benjamin Vanderveer and Sidney P. Vanderveer.
Cemetery Transcriptions	Chamberlain, Charles E. New Jersey Presbyterian Church, 1813-1988, Carlisle, Ohio 175 Years., Carlisle, Ohio (780 Fairview Dr., Carlisle 45005): The Church, 1988. Pages 162-168. (Listed as NJPC in the index.) Carlisle Citizens, and Harriet E. Foley. Carlisle: The Jersey Settlement in Ohio, 1800-1980. Middletown, Ohio: Naegle-Auer Print. Co, 1980. Pages 46 - 48. [the 1990 second edition of this book contains the reading of the cemetery by Chester L. & Betty Dunn listed above.] (Listed as CARL or DUNN in index.) Earl Gorsuch Spreadsheet dated Feb. 2005 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society. Contains name, lot No., Grave No. and lifespan dates. (Listed as printout in index.) All extant gravestones have been photographed for the "Warren County Virtual Cemetery" Project by Dana & Megan Palmer, Tricia & Eric Harrison of Lebanon, Ohio, by Veronica Clark of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania & by Larry W. Collins of Maineville, Ohio. All their photos have been added to this website. Their efforts will be incorporated into the new cemetery books planned by the society.
Gravestone Images	Gravestone photos for the Warren County, Ohio Virtual Cemetery Project are being posted to the Warren County OHGenWeb Project To view images ===> New Jersey Presbyterian Church Cemetery To submit images ==> email to Arne H. Trelvik at atrelvik@gmail.com [please send high resolution digital images if available]