Located south of Bradford and about half a mile south of State Route 36, on the east side of State Route 721. It is in the southwest quarter of section 27 of Newberry Township. According to a deed dated 4 August 1883, from Levi G. and Caroline F. Wenrick of Miami County to the Incorporated Village Of Bradford, four acres for the use of the inhabitants of said village for cemetery purposes.

Although this is a fairly large burying ground there only around twenty burials identified. The following inscriptions were copied from the gravestones in 1965.

 PENNY, Beverly, C.G. Ohio Cavalry
 PENNY, Hulde Ann, 1824-1894
 BELT, Finley, born 8 Nov 1874, died 3 Jun 1946
 BELT, Laura B. 1883-1936
 BELT, Emerson, died aged 4 months, 15 days
 MOORE, Annie 1859-1907
 MOORE, Nathan 1859-1930
 LaMOORE,------, died 1936 aged 20 years| surname only on 
 LaMOORE,------, died 1937              | these two graves
 GREER, Sarah 1881-1902
*GREER, John, died 1 April 1934 aged 87 years
*GREER, George, died 8 March 1939
 COATS, Hulda E. 1864-1902
 ARNETT, Marley Robert, son of Labon and Cora, born 10 Mar 1902, died
        16 Jan 1909
 ARNETT, Greely 1889-1912
 MORROW, H.B., Comp I, 11th Ohio Inf
 MANSFIELD, William, died 23 Dec 1886, aged 60 years, 1 month, 7 days
 MANSFIELD, Clarineta E., wife of William, died 12 Feb 187, aged 55
            years, 8 months, 1 day.
 BOYER, Fannie M. 1877-1909
 BOYER, Henry E. 1822-1907
 PENNY, David H. 1868-1937
*HALL, I.F., died 2 Dec 1834 
 

No stones were found for the three graves marked with astericks but two (Greer) are listed in Miller Funeral Home book, Greenville, as buried here. And the Hall grave is from an obituary in the Stillwater Valley News.