Cemetery
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Established as a pioneer cemetery, the original plat of Mound Hill was surveyed, and conveyed by deed to Guilford Township
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Established as a pioneer homestead graveyard in 1821 by the David Wilson family, who were among the early settlers of Medina County...{MORE INFORMATION}
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Cemetery Records
Visitors to Mound Hill and River Styx often inquire about the number of interments in the cemeteries. For many years the commonly accepted number was derived from a list compiled from the records of sextons and caretakers. The exact number of the graves was not certain due to deterioration of many original wooden grave markers, as well as damaged records and incomplete lists. However, in recent years, studies have been conducted which indicate there were more burials in the cemeteries than the numbers previously mentioned.
Beginning in 2007, cemetery interment records, dating from 1867 (Mound Hill), 1907 (River Styx), and vital information obtained from Ohio death certificates, family registries, early military records, federal census reports, and the Social Security Administration was compiled. In addition, family information was acquired from historical works. Generally verified from other sources, but in some cases, the writers were obliged to depend upon tradition alone, and may thus have sanctioned some errors.
These more complete records have been entered into data bases and are now available for viewing by appointment. To view to the list of interments, visit Find-A-Grave.com. Please Note: The Find-A-Grave database contains memorial entries contributed by members of the public. Therefore, the information may not reflect data discovered in Mound Hill and River Styx Cemetery records. We welcome your additions and corrections.
Mound Hill Cemetery at Find-A-Grave.com
River Styx Cemetery at Find-A-Grave.com
Beginning in 2007, cemetery interment records, dating from 1867 (Mound Hill), 1907 (River Styx), and vital information obtained from Ohio death certificates, family registries, early military records, federal census reports, and the Social Security Administration was compiled. In addition, family information was acquired from historical works. Generally verified from other sources, but in some cases, the writers were obliged to depend upon tradition alone, and may thus have sanctioned some errors.
These more complete records have been entered into data bases and are now available for viewing by appointment. To view to the list of interments, visit Find-A-Grave.com. Please Note: The Find-A-Grave database contains memorial entries contributed by members of the public. Therefore, the information may not reflect data discovered in Mound Hill and River Styx Cemetery records. We welcome your additions and corrections.
Mound Hill Cemetery at Find-A-Grave.com
River Styx Cemetery at Find-A-Grave.com
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