NAME

BIRTH

Under a large Pine Tree

A row of five dirt mounds - unidentified, one marked with board only - lettering washed away

Two small concrete slabs (unidentified)

Fuller - Dudley Lot

Next North - wire fenced Smith Lot
Inside of fence

 Several unmarked graves, many small cement stumps, most undecipherable

Outside of above fenced lot

North of Smith Lot -- Wire fenced Noblest Lot
Inside lot

Marble headstone

Outside above lot, near center of cemetery

North of above lot, outside fence
A wire fenced lot - completely overgrown

Two separate marble headstones; unidentified

North of above lot, outside fence
Three concrete slabs lined in a row in woods

North of the above

Three broken and unreadable concrete headstones in pieces
(the headstone below was somewhat readable during the first known cemetery recording 
by Dorothy M. Samen in 1973)

North of the above in woods

A raised tomb; no identity and about six graves with small stones;
unidentified. Appear to be others in the woods.

To the west, a crude concrete headstone; badly weathered:

Another headstone near

A marble headstone set off by itself (excellent condition)

He hath gone where sorrow Are no more,
And all earthly pleasures
(rest of verse buried in ground)

Further in the woods, west side of cemetery:

A small marble headstone; unidentified

Small grave - wooden marker

Small slab with imprint of a hand

Next row, west

Footstone

Several Infant graves - no markers

Directly west of the above  

Long concrete curbed Newberry Lot - name "Newberry" engraved in concrete
8 graves, unidentified, marked only with wooden stobs.

Outside the above Newberry Lot 

small concrete headstone & slab

East of the Newberry Lot - a wire fenced lot:
Three unidentified graves

Next lot west: two large concrete slabs

West of the above, Williams Lot  

concrete curbed lot; the name "Williams" engraved in cement. Four Concrete slabs

Next Lot south - concrete walled Fuller Lot
Three concrete slabs walled with cinderblock and concrete

South of the above lot
Four concrete slabs: 2 unidentified

South of the above - under large Pine trees, concrete slab:

North of the above - unfenced

In loving memory of our sister. At peace with God