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Submitted: 2/12/19 • Approved: 2/12/19 • Last Updated: 2/15/19 • R168702-G0-S3
Cemetery is back on a farm in the woods. Go back a private gravel road beside the old house until you come to a gate. Go through the gate and there is a sink hole on the right in the pasture. Keep to the left and go through a gate to the left, go about 50 feet and go into the woods on the left. The cemetery is in the woods about 75-100 feet.
There are only about six stones with markings in this cemetery and several field stones. There are two built-up graves that are unmarked, and it appears about 30 to 40 sunken graves.
*Photograph & information courtesy of:
Mark Elliott melliott387@yahoo.com
Contributed on 2/12/19 by ashaw444
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