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  I visited this cemetery to take photos of head stones for researchers not in the area. All head stones are of the flat kind, making the cemetery look like a park only. Worse, however, is the condition of so many stones. The grass is of the type that builds up, and many stones are quite covered, and even sinking, it seems. I noticed new stones being placed higher in the ground than old stones, which didn't make much sense. The grass, and soil in some areas, needs to be shaved down so that the new and old stones are fairly level. I took photos of a couple of stones totally submerged in water, while others around them weren't. Besides these issues, when I googled the cemetery the phone number wasn't even with the main google search for it, and I'm still searching. Finding the address and phone number shouldn't be made difficult for anyone wanting to get information on plot locations.

  Added June 22, 2017 by Vicki Priest