This very old cemetery is located very close to the center of southeast 1/4 of section 4 in McLeansboro township. There is no road leading to it and it's only feature is a wide spot in the east-west fencerow. Recently loggers pulled the few remaining stones out of the ground, put them in a pile and broke many stones that were covered with leaves when they drove the skidder over them. A few names were recorded from the broken stones in April, 2001 by Gary Tidball who has contributed the information to Yesterdays. Thanks, Gary! |
This cemetery was located on film #988,626 at the Mesa LDS FHL from a work completed by Ralph Harrellson. He describes it as being 1 1/2 mile north of McLeansboro. (Thanks, Phyllis Collins). |
Name | Birth | Death | Other |
Brumley, William Alferd | Sept 25, 1859 | Dec 19, 1862 | Exact: "William Alferd Brumley was bornd in the year A.D. 1859 September the 15th and died in Desemb 19, 1862". |
Capo, Mary Jane | May 7, 18_3 | d/o H. & N. | |
Collins, Mary A. | March 22, 1835 | November 22, 1855 | w/o J. D. |
Hunter, James | Oct 27, 1803 | May 13, 1852 | |
Hunter, Elizabeth | July 9, 1833 | Nov 1, 1834 | D/o J & S. Hunter |
Hunter, Sarah E. | Aug 13, 1837 | Oct 18, 1858 | D/o J. & S. Hunter |
(illegible), Mary Jane | May 7, 1863 | aged 7 yrs/2mos/22days |
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