The following entries are two pieces from the:
Gosport Reporter of July 11 and 25, 1929 
Submitted by Mike Dean




The following names come from  
Gosport Reporter Newspaper dated July 25, 1929
"Listed according to records of 1840"
James and John Blaine, Walker Cemetery, 
just east of present residence of Ed Terry, Mt Tabor-Ellettsville pike
Edward Forbes, not found
Edward Faulkner, not found
Elijah Lacey, Mt Zion Cemetery near Hall, in Morgan County
John List, not found
Jacob Night, not found
Shadrach Pearson, not found
William Mannan, buried in Missiori
Adam Modrell, near Surber school site, northwest of Gosport
John Mc Cullough and Samuel Newell 
were living in Montgomery twnshp in 1840 age 85 and 86 respectively, 
burial place not found (Debbie's note: My personal feeling is that these two are
buried in the Surber Cemetery. Many of their neighbors were buried there and 
it was the main cemetery in their neighborhood.)


The Gosport Reporter Newspaper dated July 11, 1929
James Bryant, Spencer
Peter Witham, Spencer
Joshua Kelly abandoned cemetery 2 miles North of Spencer
Ninian  Steele 4 1/4 miles north of Spencer
Andrew Evans and Otis Asher farm north of Gosport
(Debbie's note: Andrew Evans IS buried in the Asher Cemetery
at this location).
Thomas Dunagan, same
John Snoddy on Surber farm southwest of Gosport
Thomas Ashbrook, Secrest farm S.W. of Gosport
Bartlett Asher, on Edgar Goss farm N of Gosport
John Carpenter, Hicks cemetery near Freedom
Phillip Greenwood, Dutch Bethel, 5 miles west of Freedom
Wm Holman, Barnes cemetery 5 miles west of Spencer
William Nye, same; Stephen Defore, half mile east of Freedom
David Clement, White Hall cemetery.