Front right side of the cemetery. Photo taken 9/15/2010 by Jeanne Hughart Burdette.

Front left side of cemetery. Leatha Emily and Edgar Marion Burdette are the graves in front with the little medal markers from the funeral home. No one ever bought them headstones. I am standing in the road in front of the cemetery, taking this picture, you can see that the cemetery is a little higher than the road. The road circles the cemetery, but the far side is pretty steep. Photo taken 9/15/2010 by Jeanne Hughart Burdette.

This is the entrance to the Boy Burdette Cemetery. I was standing on the side of the road (Black Top) when I took this.
From Charleston, get on I-77 North, second exit out of Charleston, which is called "Tuppers Creek Exit", exit there, turn right on Walker Dr. Keep going straigt, app. 3 miles, you will cross a big hill which they call 'Buzzard Rock Hill". Pass Silas church on the right, about 1/8 to 1/4 mile, you come to sign "Sigmon Fork, Tuppers Ck, which turns to the left, (narrow road) there is one trailor on the left side about 1/8 of a mile, box 257, shortly after you pass the trailor, there is a pull over spot on the left, then shortly passed that is the cemetery entrance on the left. The cemetery is kept blocked off by a chain and lock, you have to get a key or someone in the family to unlock for you. The cemetery is all on a hill side but it is kept clean and mowed. The road is kept in very good condition.

The state road was black topping pot holes and parked near the cemetery entrance while on their lunch hour, so don't look for the equiptment to be there.