Headstone gallery

Map of family cemeteries

The cemeteries whose stones appear in the headstone gallery. Most of the photographs come from three cemeteries a few miles apart in Brown County, Ohio, where the Malott branch settled; one comes from the Tonoloway valley of Fulton County, Pennsylvania, where the Mellott spelling took root. Click a marker to go to its stones.

Map of Ohio, Pennsylvania and neighboring states marking the cemeteries with family headstones on Malott.net: three in Brown County, Ohio, and the Tonoloway Baptist Church in Fulton County, Pennsylvania OHIO PENNSYLVANIA WEST VIRGINIA KENTUCKY MARYLAND VIRGINIA INDIANA Cincinnati Columbus Pittsburgh Wheeling Charleston Chillicothe Brown County Fulton County Mount Orab Cemetery, Mount Orab, Brown Co., OhioBrown County cemeteries (3) Tonoloway Baptist Church (approximate), near Warfordsburg, Fulton Co., PennsylvaniaTonoloway Baptist Church 50 miles

The two counties with family stones are shaded. At this scale the three Brown County cemeteries share one marker; they are shown separately in the detail below. State and county lines from the U.S. Census Bureau; cemetery locations from OpenStreetMap.

Brown County, Ohio

Detail map of Brown County, Ohio, marking Mount Orab Cemetery, Greenbush Cemetery and Taylor’s Chapel Cemetery Mount Orab Sardinia Fayetteville Williamsburg BROWN COUNTY BROWN COUNTY CLERMONT COUNTY HIGHLAND COUNTY Mount Orab Cemetery, Mount Orab, Brown Co., OhioMount Orab Cemetery Greenbush Cemetery, Green Township, Brown Co., OhioGreenbush Cemetery Taylor’s Chapel Cemetery, Sterling Township, Brown Co., OhioTaylor’s Chapel Cemetery 5 miles

Mount Orab, Greenbush and Taylor’s Chapel cemeteries lie within about five miles of one another in northern Brown County. County lines in this detail are from OpenStreetMap. For all 96 named cemeteries in the county, see Cemeteries of Brown County.

The cemeteries

  • Mount Orab Cemetery · Mount Orab, Green Township, Brown County, Ohio
    Most of the stones in the gallery, including those of William S. and Lou Anna Malott, George D. Malott’s family, Leroy and Wanda Malott, and Harry C. “Bud” Malott. See the stones.
  • Greenbush Cemetery · Greenbush, Green Township, Brown County, Ohio
    The Revolutionary War veteran Theodore “Dory” Malott, his grandson Delos C. Malott of the 126th Ohio Infantry, and Theodore “Dode” Malott. See the stones.
  • Taylor’s Chapel Cemetery · near Mount Orab, Sterling Township, Brown County, Ohio
    Hiram Malott, and Erastus and Ruth A. Malott with their children. See the stones.
  • Tonoloway Baptist Church · near Warfordsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania
    The memorial stone of John and Sarah Mellott, members of the Tonoloway Baptist Church from 1766. The exact spot of the stone is not yet recorded, so it is marked at the Tonoloway church. See the stone.