The battle was fought between Union and Confederate forces near Clover Lick

 The barn near the Arbogast Memorial Chapel was used as a hospital for the wounded at the Battle of Bartow in 1861. The battle was fought between Union and Confederate forces near Clover Lick, West Virginia. The Union soldiers later removed the bodies of most of their dead, but many of the Confederates from the Southern states remained buried there.

The grave that you mentioned is located between the barn and the chapel. The stone bearing the inscription "In the grave is the bodies of six unknown Confederate Soldiers" is a reminder of the Battle of Bartow and the sacrifices that were made by both sides.

The Battle of Bartow was a small battle, but it was significant because it was one of the first battles fought in West Virginia during the Civil War. The battle also had a lasting impact on the community of Clover Lick. The barn that was used as a hospital is still standing today, and it is a reminder of the sacrifices that were made during the war.

The grave of the six unknown Confederate soldiers is also a reminder of the war. The grave is a simple one, but it is a place where people can come to remember the soldiers who died in the Battle of Bartow.