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Submitted: 6/6/19 • Approved: 6/13/19 • Last Updated: 6/16/19 • R180299-G0-S3
Go out Hwy 64 west toward Pulaski and turn left on Old Elkton Pike. Follow that thru Dellrose and when the road dips down to the southern most position look left down a slope for a farm road running along beside a shed with tractor implements & equipment. With Permission to get thru the gate follow that farm road south about a 1/3 mile along side a spring branch and there notice an upland stand of woods on your right. Continue to follow the farm road until the trees on your right ends and then stop your vehicle and walk due west crossing the creek, and into the thicket, and up the fairly steep climb to the crest of the hill. The cemetery is in the woods about 200 feet from the south end of the trees and the trees also span about 100 feet east & west on either side of the cemetery, but on the side you came from there is a steep bank you just climbed.
Buried here are members of the F.A. George (b. 1827) Family including his wife Elizabeth. There is a Nelson, a Jones, and a Young for nine known listings and about 50 Fieldstones marking graves. Only God knows who they are.
This cemetery and adjoining slave cemetery are located on the old Nelson Plantation.
*Photograph & Information courtesy of:
Jimbo
Contributed on 6/6/19 by ashaw444
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Record #: 180299