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Sugar Grove Township
Triumph Township
Watson Township
Clark Family Burial Plot
This is a family plot with just two tombstones, those of Green Clark and his son Alanson Clark. "Located just outside Sugar Grove on Route 69, on the left as you are going into Sugar Grove from Warren. No care."Source: "Cemeteries of Warren County," compiled by Lee R. Dosser, published 1990.
See the biography of Green Clark, Jr., son of Green Clark.
Jones/Mattison Private Burial
"Located on Patchen Hill, the first left hand road of Youngsville from Mathews Run Road. Two markers J. E. Mattison Co. F 157 Pa. Inft. John F. Jones 1824-1898 age 74 Sarah A. (his wife) 1829-1915 age 86. Several unmarked graves in heavy growth." This information was gleaned from the files at the Warren County Historical Society; Lee Dosser was not able to find this very small cemetery.
Source: "Cemeteries of Warren County," compiled by Lee R. Dosser, published 1990.
Unnamed Burial
"Located on property currently owned by Roger Theline which borders the west side of the Jackson Valley Country Club. Several Stones [sic] mark the location south of Jackson Run and the golf course is visible. The county club is located on route 69 Jackson Run Road between North Warren and Sugar Grove, Pa.
No care."
Source: "Cemeteries of Warren County," compiled by Lee R. Dosser, published 1990.
St. John Farm Burials
According to Lee R. Dosser's "Cemeteries of Warren County," there are "just 4 headstones of St. John Family members." The Warren County Historical Society's card file contains information that "One is Magaretta, wife of Nathan St. John of Columbus, a Revolutionary Soldier."
Driving directions from the Hickory Street bridge in Warren: go west on Pennsylvania Ave W/US-6 (business route) along the Allegheny River. US Hwy 62 will join with US 6 before you leave Warren and the highways will become a free-access 4-lane. Drive through Starbrick and continue west. MORE COMING SOON!
From "Cemeteries of Warren County," published in 1990, are these specific directions: This cemetery is located 2.45 miles on Buckley Road (T373) off route 27 between Torpedo and Grand Valley. It is on the right along a camp road on the west edge of the pine planting. It is about 100 yards down the camp road at the foot of an old pine tree on the left. If you pass an old camp or reach a large clearing, you have gone too far.
Valentine Farm Burials
"Cemeteries of Warren County" contains the following information: "Although the graves were not found - they are there. Locations [sic] directions will be beginning at the Gorman Cemetery driveway as it is located farther down the Gorman Road (T-303). Follow Gorman Road until you come to the next cross road which will be old Youngsville Road (T-362). As you continue thru [sic] the intersection on Gorman Road there is an open field on the left and then the woods begin. The graves are in there [sic] woods between the starting of the woods and the spring run. Mr. Tom Martin whose farm you have just passed knows the exact location.
No care - forest covering."
Driving directions from the Hickory Street bridge in Warren: go west on Pennsylvania Ave W/US-6 (business route) along the Allegheny River. US Hwy 62 will join with US 6 before you leave Warren and the highways will become a free-access 4-lane. Drive through Starbrick and continue west. MORE COMING SOON!
Ralph Fry Burial
"Exact location was not confirmed but reported to be in the vicinity of Hearts Content/Dunham Siding. Died 1985 age 80. "
Source: "Cemeteries of Warren County," compiled by Lee R. Dosser, published 1990.
Watson Burial Plot
"Located on Route 337/61030/3005 .9 miles inside the Watson-Pleasant Township line on the left as you drive from Warren. This is the old Connarrow Farm and the plot is located in the remains of an apple orchard among the pine trees 150 ft. from the road directly across from a camp. There is only one tombstone which has the top broken off. Inscription - Hannah J. Wife of S. E. Rume, J & H. M. Connarrow Died December 1, 1876, age 22 yrs. 2 mo. 16 days.
Heavy growth, no upkeep."
Source: "Cemeteries of Warren County," compiled by Lee R. Dosser, published 1990.
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