Located in section #25 in Liberty Township on CR #850 east, about 1½ mile south of the Chicago Corner church, on the old Bell farm. Now owned by Robert and Lois West. The burial ground was started by William Bell who came to Henry County from Wayne County in 1821 with several of his nearby neighbors. He purchased 160 acres at this site on 16 Aug 1821. The first known burial here was Robert Bell, the infant son of William and Nancy Bell.    Other nearby neighbors also used this burial ground to bury their family members, thus making this a neighborhood burial ground. This area has several little unknown burial plots, one a little north of here (Forkner) and another one (Crull) a little south of here, both on the banks of the little Symon's Creek.    The Bell cemetery has not received any care or any kind in several years ever since Mr. Bell died in the 1980s and the land was sold. It is completely overgrown with day lilies, small shrubs, noxious weeds and such. There is a major clean-up scheduled for November 6 & 7 of this year (2004).