This is from Treasures of the Past
East Mahoning Township, Indiana County, PA
This township was formed in 1846
First Public School North of the Purchase Line Elaine Bartlebaugh Schenk
Annie Aul Church Cemetery - there is nothing at this cemetery, the church is even gone
Photo of Gilgal Presbyterian Church (M J Kovalak)
Gilgal Cemetery - Presbyterian Church - Tradition tells us that the first grave was that of a man found dead, apparently a victim of an Indian. The body was buried where it was found. Other internments were made beside it, and this was the beginning of the present cemetery. The original burial ground included two and three-fourths acres. In 1879, a purchase of ground from Mr. James Ayres for sixty-three dollars and two and a half cents increased its size to six acres. One section of the cemetery is called the "Ayres" section and that is where the Ayres in the listing for this cemetery are buried.
Mahoning/Mahoning Baptist/Mahoning United Presbyterian Cemetery Listing Photos
Todd Peterman Grave Listing Photos
Kevin Peterman Grave Listing Photos
