This is from Treasures of the Past

Conemaugh Township, Indiana County, PA

This township was formed in 1803

Fort Blacklegs

Black Legs Town - a Delaware Indian Village probably on both side of Black Legs Creek at the juncture with the Kiskiminetas below Saltsburg. It was inhabited by the Delawares in the 1730's and 1740's. The juncture of Loyalhanna Creek with the Kiskiminetas, a mile or so above this made it rather central point for the movement of Indians and traders.

Fort Steffy

Fort Robinson

Conemaugh United Presbyterian Church

Clarksburg Presbyterian Cemetery - United Presbyterian Church Listing Photos

Conemaugh Cemetery Listing Photos Old Listing

Ebenezer Cemetery - Bethel Church

Edgewood/Saltsburg Cemetery

Acklin - Akins	Albert - Alcorn	Allen - Amschler	Anderson - Ashbaugh	Ba - Bi
Bl - Bo	Br - Bz	Ca - Ce	Ch - Co	Coo - Cz
D	E	F	G	Haag - Harkleroad
Harris - Hazlett	Healy - Hitchings	Hlywiak - Hutchinson	I	J - Johnson
Johnston, A - R	Johnston, S - Ju	K	L	Ma - McC
McD - Mh	Mi-My	N	O	Pa - Pe
Ph - Py	Q	R	Sa - Si	Sl - Sz
T	U	V	Wa - Wills	Wilson - Wz
Y	Z	Misc	Map (Leonard Crawford)	Photos

Nowrytown Cemetery Listing Photos

Old Burial Ground - this cemetery up until 1999 was located on the bank of the Conemaugh River, the two people who were buried there were removed. Listing

Old Presbyterian Graveyard/Old Saltsburg Cemetery Listing Photos

River Hill/Robinson River Hill Graveyard - Yorklands Listing

St. Matthew's Catholic Cemetery