Local Cemeteries
Chartiers Hill Church
Chartiers Hill Church
Chartiers Hill Church
The burial ground immediately behind the Chartiers Hill Church at the intersection of Rts. 19 & 519. Began operation in 1775 and continues to operate today.
Covenanter
Chartiers Hill Church
Chartiers Hill Church
Small burial ground on Brigich Road that was the Miller Run Reformed Presbyterian Church cemetery.
Oak Spring
Chartiers Hill Church
Payne A. M. E.
Beginning operation in the 1770s as the burial yard for the members of the Chartiers Association congregation. Currently much of the 100 acres are available for future interments.
Payne A. M. E.
Polish National
Payne A. M. E.
Nestled between Payne Place and the Chartiers Creek this burial ground was utilized by many of the area's citizens of color for their final resting place
Polish National
Polish National
Polish National
This very small and little known cemetery has only a few known burials. It is hidden in the woods behind the McClelland schoolhouse (Anthou Legal Services office).
Sacred Heart
Polish National
Polish National
Located near the top of Ridge Avenue, just north of Canonsburg. This cemetery includes many of the members of the Polish National Catholic Church.
Saint Michael's
Saint Patrick Cemetery
Saint Patrick Cemetery
A large wrought iron gate marks the entrance to this burial ground on Fourth Street. It has been the final resting place for many of the parishioners of St. Michael's Byzantine Catholic Church since 1915.
Saint Patrick Cemetery
Saint Patrick Cemetery
Saint Patrick Cemetery
Operating since October of 1903 with a chapel that was constructed in 1976 for on site services.
Speer Spring
Saint Patrick Cemetery
Woodruff Memorial Park
Speer Spring cemetery was open to provide burial plots to the locals from 1832 until 1967. It is currently being maintained by the members of the Canonsburg U. P. Church.
Woodruff Memorial Park
Woodruff Memorial Park
Woodruff Memorial Park
Located along Route 19 in North Strabane on the 155 acre Woodruff farm.