About 1825, a lot about 1 1/4 acre in size that was purchased from David Fox for the erection of a church and the establishment of a cemetery. The church, built in 1826, was originally established as a non-denominational church owned by the Christian Church and is today used by The United Church of Christ. The cemetery reportedly had been used as a burial ground as early as 1799 and is the final resting place for at least one Revolutionary War Soldier, James Piper. The cemetery is now a 2.986 acres site plus another 2 acre parcel immediately west of the original cemetery, both owned by the Union Township Trustees.

South entrance to the Fellowship Cemetery

Fellowship Cemetery looking southwest

Fellowship Cemetery looking northwest, including view of the chapel