The parish first worshipped in a house at Poplar and Collins Streets. D'Arco arrived in 1864 as the first resident pastor and led the congregation in purchasing three acres northwest of Oxford facing Race and Locust streets. This church was destroyed by fire on February 11, 1917. A new church, this time on High Street, was begun in 1920 and was dedicated on May 29, 1921. Printed Parish History Collection, Box 92 Minnis, Evangeline and Phelps, Bernard, The History of St. Mary Church, Oxford, Ohio, 1853-1973 .
Internment records exist since the cemetery's beginning.
A list of war veterans who are buried in this cemetery was published in Burial Grounds of Oxford 1817-1987 . If you found these web pages to be informative, please consider becoming a member of the Southwest Butler County Genealogical Society. Your participation is needed to further the work of the Society. This site was created by David J. Endres . Those with questions, comments, or additional information are encouraged to contact the compiler.