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Latest comment: 7 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I grew up there (1980s-2012) and I've never heard anyone refer to it as Bairdston. Probably because the cemetery and church are called Bairdstown. Also, the spot depicted in Google maps of the 'towns' location is a private drive. The general 'Bairdstown' area is fairly wide, encompassing 7-8 family homes over 3-4 miles.
