The following was extracted from Where The Trails Cross - Volume 26:1 Fall 1995
Batchelor Grove Cemetery
Written by Brad L. Bettenhausen
The last "independent" cemetery trustee was Clarence Fulton of Tinley Park, whose family were early settlers of Bremen Township (arriving in 1844), many of whom are, or were, buried in the cemetery. After his death, a large plat map of the cemetery was donated by his family to the Tinley Park Historical Society which is believed to reflect who many of the burial lots had been sold to. A photocopy of a nearly identical plat map, with similar lot markings, was found in the files of the Cook County Real Estate Management office. It is believed that both maps date to the 1870s. The photocopy map indicates that it was surveyed and drawn by Eugene Franklin McClintock, who was a grandson of Thomas McClintock, an early settler at Batchelor's Grove.
The following was extracted from the Southern Cook County and History of Blue Island
before the Civil War by Ferdinand Schapper 1917 (Ref 977.31 SCH) (Blue Island Library)
Advertised letters from the Chicago Post Office
| Name | Date | Residence |
| McClintock, Thos. | October 01, 1834 | Bachelors Grove |
