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Submitted: 2/19/17 • Approved: 2/19/17 • Last Updated: 2/22/17 • R138103-G0-S3
This cemetery is one of five Pitts cemeteries in this area of Lincoln County. I added the bordering roads as part of the cemetery name to differentiate.
Cemetery is on an elevated portion of hay field. The cemetery is in generally poor condition and being used for honey bee operation. It has debris from limbs and other materials. The Pitts burials are within an iron fence with other burials nearby. Part of the cemetery outside the iron fence is being cultivated. There are some fieldstones and some markers have eroded or broken to point of not being legible.
*Photograph courtesy of:
Jimbo
Contributed on 2/19/17 by ashaw444
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Record #: 138103