The Miles Marker

Located just to the Southwest of the intersection of Dobson Road and Stoddard (Sanders) Road in Sugar Grove Township is located the marker for the original settler to the Sugar Grove area, Robert Miles.  Miles, who was born in 1763, first settled this portion of Sugar Grove in 1797 creating a now lost community called The Miles Settlement.  In 1810 Robert was buried here and eventually joined in 1832 by his wife Catherine Watts Miles.  A son, Lt. John Miles is also listed on the marker, although a recent survey discovered that as many as 7 other unmarked graves appear to be surrounding the marker itself.  The monument is on private property and maintained by the Hill & Dale Garden Club 

Cherry Hill Cemetery

246 Forest St., Sugar Grove, PA  16350

Founded in 1820 on the land of Capt. John I. Willson, a Quaker ship's captain who migrated from New Hope settlement in Ontario to Sugar Grove.  Added to several times through the donation and purchase of neighboring land, the cemetery is now the final resting place for more than 2000 individuals.  Partial burial lists and contact information can be found at the link provided.

The Wesleyan Cemetery at Five Points

At the intersection of PA Route 957 and Rounds Hill Road is an area called "Five Points" where the Wesleyan Cemetery of the former Wesleyan Methodist Church of that place is located.  

Haupin Cemetery

The Haupin Cemetery is a small private family cemetery located just east of the intersection of Stillwater Road and Cemetery Road in Sugar Grove Township.  Among the few family members buried there are James and Catherine "Kittie" Clark Haupin, the original Haupin immigrant ancestors who moved to this crossroads which at one time was called English Settlement in honor of the several English immigrant families who lived there.  The care of the cemetery was turned over to Cherry Hill Cemetery in 2009.

At the intersection of PA Route 957 and Cemetery Road in Freehold Township of Warren County rests this peaceful resting place for many of the area's early English immigrants among many others.

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Edited by JS Schenck.  1887:  D.Mason & Company

Edited by JP Downs   (1853) 1921:  American Historical Society

Edited by JP Downs   1921:  American Historical Society

Edited by JP Downs  1921:  American Historical Society