Browns Chapel Church, the oldest part of the cemetery is directly behind the church with the active areas on both sides. This beautiful country church is till in operation, approximately 1 miles east of Clarksburg on Browns Chapel Road.

This is the corner stone on the church showing the name and date of 1871.

This is the war memorial at Browns Chapel Church and Cemetery.

The Mill stone from France was used from 1815 until about 1870 in The Brown Grist Mill at Brownstown near Deer Creek directly East of this spot. This is now on private property just down from Browns Chapel Me Church Cemetery. See close up of plaque for more information.

Here stood the log barn erected in 1803 by White Brown and used from 1803 until 1818 as teh summer meeting place of the Methodist Society which later became Browns Chapel Methodist Church.

The plaque is on the Mill stone that was ued from 1815-til about 1870 in the Brown Grist Mill. The Millstone is from France. The Brown Grist Mill at Brownstown was near Deer Creek dirrectly east of this spot.

Millstone and plaque now on private property, beside the road that leads to Browns Chapel Church and Cemetery. You can see the creek from this spot. The township is called Deer Creek, Ross County, Ohio; near the little burg of Clarksburg.