If you want to make an effort to find this cemetery, email me and I'll do the best I can.  But keep in mind that it is on private property and you will think you are driving into the middle of an unknown forest!  When you arrive at the cemetery, be very careful not to step in the cow patties.  To be honest, they were the biggest ones I'd ever seen!  The cows were nearby mooing a big "howdy" to me and I just couldn't help not mooing back at them with a giggle.

The cemetery is framed in nicely with a chain link fence.  It appears to be about a half acre in size and cleared of bushes.  There are only a few trees inside the fence and the outer edge is surrounded by trees on three sides.  The side without trees is the side where the road is.  Other than the cows, it's a very quiet location and I'm glad these folks that passed were put in such a peaceful place.

The headstones are shown below in the order I took the pictures from left to right.  I started at the back of the cemetery and moved up to the front.  Due to a lack of space on the page, I put them in order, but not the way they are laid out by row.  You can still see how families were grouped together.  To get a closer view of the images, just click on them.

If you have any questions about this survey, please email me.