Goshen Township - Mahoning County, OH

               14003 W. South Range Rd.                  Phone: 330-332-1235
               Salem, OH 44460-9127                       Fax:     330-332-3411

               for Lot or Burial information, contact:
                      Jim Stryffeler, Road Foreman       330-402-2390     or
                      Roger Heineman, Trustee             330-332-4055     or
                      Todd Beeson, Trustee                  330-547-2470

The township cemeteries are the responsibility of the Township Trustees
and are maintained by the Goshen Township Road Department.

Bunker Hill Cemetery is located on Middletown Road, just west of Seacrist Road.
The NEW section is directly across from the Bunker Hill Methodist Church.
The OLD section is directly East and beside the Church.

East Goshen Cemetery is located directly behind the
East Goshen Friends Church on State Route 165 (W. South Range Rd.),
approximately one mile west of State Route 534.

Lumberton Cemetery is located at the corner of State Route 534
and Western Reserve Road, at the North edge of the township and
the southern edge of Berlin Township and is shared by both townships.

Cemetery Lot Prices (eff. 01 / 26 / 2009)
      Township Residents        $400.00 per grave
      Non-Twp. Residents       $600.00 per grave

Opening/Closing costs: (eff. 01 / 26 / 2009)
     Monday thru Friday:     $500.00
     Sat., Sun, Holiday:        $600.00
     Infant Grave:                $400.00
     Cremation:                    $325.00

Foundation prices:
    $40.00/sqft., minimum $165.00


• Cemetery Regulations
  
  
• How Cemetery Lots are laid out
  
  
• to view Bunker Hill - OLD section - Lots and Grave Sites, click here.
• to view Bunker Hill - NEW section - Lots and Grave Sites, click here.


• to view East Goshen - OLD section - Lots and Grave Sites, click here.
• to view East Goshen - NEW section - Lots and Grave Sites, click here.


• to view Lumberton - OLD section - Lots and Grave Sites, click here.


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