 Wodrow was a dynamic and influential member of the Presbyterian Church , and in his will , he granted two land lots ( Lots No. 59 and No. 60 ) south of West Gravel Lane from his residence for the construction of Romney 's first Presbyterian church building and the establishment of a cemetery . Wodrow 's executor , James Dailey , deeded the two land lots on April 1 , 1816 to Mount Bethel Congregation trustees James Beach , William Inskeep , Adam Hare , and John Lawson for these purposes . Wodrow was interred in this cemetery ( later known as " the Old Presbyterian Cemetery " ) which was located atop the hill of the two lots . The Presbyterian church was built near the corner of West Gravel Lane and South High Streets between 1812 and 1816 . The Old Presbyterian Cemetery fell into neglect by the late 19th century and was destroyed around 1940 when the hill on which it was located was cut away and leveled for the construction of a factory . Although some human remains and headstones were relocated to Indian Mound Cemetery , Wodrow 's remains were likely lost during the destruction of the cemetery . 
