This is a totally unmarked Cemetery on the Baker farm near Northboro, IA; believed to be prior to 1850s. Located 1.5 miles from Union Cemetery, that was started by the Arthur Peck who originally owned the Baker farm.
There was a small settlement there called Union Grove in Washington Township, there was the Union Grove School, a post office and several businesses that serviced the stagecoach line.
This was on a wagon train route, from Rock Port to Clarinda, and also that the Goldenrod stage coach ran a line between Hamburg and Bedford.
ocust Ridge Road ran along that area until the 1870s.
There was a small settlement there called Union Grove in Washington Township, there was the Union Grove School, a post office and several businesses that serviced the stagecoach line.
This was on a wagon train route, from Rock Port to Clarinda, and also that the Goldenrod stage coach ran a line between Hamburg and Bedford.
ocust Ridge Road ran along that area until the 1870s.
This is a totally unmarked Cemetery on the Baker farm near Northboro, IA; believed to be prior to 1850s. Located 1.5 miles from Union Cemetery, that was started by the Arthur Peck who originally owned the Baker farm.
There was a small settlement there called Union Grove in Washington Township, there was the Union Grove School, a post office and several businesses that serviced the stagecoach line.
This was on a wagon train route, from Rock Port to Clarinda, and also that the Goldenrod stage coach ran a line between Hamburg and Bedford.
ocust Ridge Road ran along that area until the 1870s.
There was a small settlement there called Union Grove in Washington Township, there was the Union Grove School, a post office and several businesses that serviced the stagecoach line.
This was on a wagon train route, from Rock Port to Clarinda, and also that the Goldenrod stage coach ran a line between Hamburg and Bedford.
ocust Ridge Road ran along that area until the 1870s.
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