Baird's History of Clark Co. (1909) advises that "The old Pisgah Presbyterian church on Camp Creek, 3 miles east of New
Washington, was organized on the 27th day of February, 1816."

This cemetery is located in Washington Township of Clark County, Indiana.

The Southern Indiana Genealogical Society has published an index of this site and that book is available from SIGS for $11 for non-members and $8 for SIGS members.

The following index appears to have been done circa 1960 and indicates the following burials there:

BOYER          Andrew, consort of

               Malinda Boyer            b. 02/05/1811  d. 02/02/1878



BOYER          James H., son of L.

               & M. A. Boyer            b. 02/05/1817  d. 03/30/1858



BRITAN         Ancil N.                 b. 05/11/1848  d. 05/04/1852



BRITAN         Ann L.                   b. 05/15/1843  d. 02/04/1927



BRITAN         Jane A. Dickey, wife

               of W. W. Britan          b. 09/08/1819  d. 07/23/1899



BRITAN         Lyman W., child of

               J. A. & W. W. Britan     b. 11/08/1857  d. 01/22/1863



BRITAN         Myra, child of W. A.

               & Emma T. Britan         b. 11/01/1885  d. 08/03/1886



BRITAN         William W.               b. 02/22/1814  d. 08/19/1889



BRITAN         Willis, child of W. A.

               & Emma T. Britan         b. 11/16/1879  d. 11/16/1879



DICKEY         Rev. John McElroy,

               born in York District,

               South Carolina (age

               59 yrs., 11 mos., 5

               days)                    b. ????        d. 11/21/1849



DICKEY         Margaret O. Steel,

               wife of Rev. J. M.

               Dickey (age 49 yrs.,

               6 mos., 18 days)         b. ????        d. 10/21/1847



ENGLISH        James E., Co. A., 

               3rd Indiana Cavalry

               (Veteran's stone)   



GILTNER        Catherine, wife of

               John Giltner (67 yrs.,

               6 mos., 25 days)         b. ????        d. 04/16/1859



GILTNER        Catherine (71 yrs., 7

               mos., 23 days)           b. ????        d. 11/17/1849



GILTNER        Catherine E., daughter

               of E. F. & R. Giltner

               (age 19 yrs., 28 days)   b. ????        d. 06/10/1839



GILTNER        Claudis, son of E. F.

               & R. Giltner             b. 02/08/1872  d. 05/16/1877



GILTNER        Earl Palmy, son of

               J. M. & L. C. Giltner    b. 08/20/1886  d. 11/01/1886



GILTNER        Elizabeth, wife of

               J. G. Giltner (67 yrs.,

               9 mos., 15 days)         b. ????        d. 09/18/1870



GILTNER        Elizabeth Ann, daugh-

               ter of J. & E. Giltner

               (27 yrs., 11 mos.,

               9 days)                  b. 11/15/1850  d. 10/24/1878



GILTNER        Jacob G. (82 yrs., 5

               mos., 12 days)           b. ????        d. 1881



GILTNER        John (76 yrs, 3 days)    b. ????        d. 06/08/1860



GILTNER        Michael (62 yrs.)        b. ????        d. 12/24/1837



HENDERSON      America Jane, wife of

               B. S. Henderson (19

               yrs., 9 mos.)            b. ????        d. 08/18/1841



HENDERSON      Benjamin S. (60 yrs.,

               5 mos., 16 days)         b. ????        d. 06/17/1886



HENDERSON      Ellen (common stone

               with William Hender-

               son)                     b. 12/01/1776  d. 06/06/1834



HENDERSON      Johnie F., son of J.

               T. & F. A. Henderson     b. 11/28/1866  d. 08/09/1881



HENDERSON      William (common stone

               with Ellen Henderson)    b. 05/12/1775  d. 06/18/1848

          

RODGERS        Andrew G., son of T.

               & E. Rodgers (stone in

               very poor condition)     b. ????        d. 08/181__?



RODGERS        Eliza Beth               b. 04/05/1794  d. 05/12/1864



RODGERS        Harriett M., daughter

               of N. N. & M. J.

               Rodgers                  b. 12/21/1847  d. 02/02/1855



RODGERS        John (64 yrs, 3 mos.)    b. ????        d. 08/23/1834



RODGERS        Moses (_3 yrs, 3 mos.,

               26 days) [broken stone]  b. ????        d. 02/12/1883



RODGERS        Nancy, wife of John

               Rodgers (73 yrs., 7

               mos., 4 days)            b. ????        d. 09/08/1849



SHOWE          Daughter of F. E. &

               D. A. Showe              b. 02/14/1865  d. 02/14/1865



SHOWE          Daughter of F. E. &

               D. A. Showe              b. 03/07/1866  d. 03/07/1866



SULLIVAN       "H. I. S." on foot-

               stone in Sullivan lot



SULLIVAN       Joseph (born in Ran-

               dolph County, North

               Carolina)                b. 01/13/1794  d. 03/31/1850



SULLIVAN       Joseph E., son of T. M.

               & E. M. Sullivan (age:

               14 days)                 b. 10/1851     d. 11/01/1851



SULLIVAN       William B.               b. 07/01/1832  d. 09/13/1833



WOOD           Rev. J. Wood, for 28

               years a Home Mission-

               ary at Dugan, Illinois

               (age 57 yrs, 2 mos.)     b. ????        d. 06/05/1870



UNKNOWN        Daniel K., son of

               ____________________

               (broken stone - no

               more found)              No dates       No dates

The index also indicates that "[t]he stones, as here given, were recorded about 1970."

The following is the text of a plaque in the Pisgah Cemetery, included in the index:

Plaque in the Pisgah Cemetery

"To the Glory of God and the Sacred Memory of the Rev. John McElroy Dickey born in York District, S.C., Dec. 16, 1789, died Nov. 21, 1849. At the age of four years he had read the entire Bible. He was licensed to preach by the Muhlenberg Presbytery, Ky., 1814 and came to Indiana the same year, serving the Washington, New Lexington, Pisgah and Graham Churches. He taught school and his skill as a craftsman enabled him to fashion the woodwork of farming implements as he did the work of a model farmer, surveyor, legal advisor and shoemaker while preaching the gospel. His favorite place of mediation and preparation of sermons was on horseback as he rode through tangled forest to the regions beyond. Gifted musically, he wrote hymns and composed the music for them which he taught to his congregation. He was described as plain, modest, resolute, tireless, true and sweet voiced. He opposed slavery and intemperance and promoted Christian education. Becoming the 1st President of the Board of Trustees at Hanover College, Hanover, Indiana. He wrote the 1st history of the Presbyterian Church in Indiana and, in recognition of his work as an evangelist and organizer of Churches, history has recorded him to the distinction of being known as the father of the Presbyterian Church in Indiana. He was followed in the ministry by his son, the Rev. Ninian Steele dickey, and his grandson, the Rev. Solomon Cravans Dickey, D.D., founder of the Winona Lake Assembly, Winona Lake, Indiana.

"Erected by grateful admirers to perpetuate as history and landmarks the old Dickey Homestead nearby, and this graveyard, where rest the mortal bodies of this man of God and his faithful wife, Margaret Steele Dickey, mother of 11 children who, amid the manifold duties of home and farm, in the wilderness sustained a weekly woman's prayer meeting." Dedicated Nov. 21, 1938