Clark Cemetery
Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, USA
Starting at Central City:
Take the 1st left onto US-431 2nd St
Follow US-431 South 13.6 miles
Turn left onto Union Ridge Rd continue on Union Ridge Rd
Keep right at the fork, and continue to follow Union Ridge Rd
About 1 mile after the fork there will be a bridge over the Rocky Creek. The Cemetery is a few hundred feet past the bridge on the north side (left) of the road.
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Marion G. Hammers directions circa 1970
On a map, trace 431 south from Central City to Twin Tunnels. The location, according to Muhlenberg County Kentucky Cemeteries Vol. 2, by Marion G. Hammers, is: "2-1/2 to 3 miles east of Highway 431 on the Hortons Chapel-Twin Tunnels Road and a few hundred feet east of Rocky Creek bridge on the n/s of road." Mrs. Hammers wrote about the cemetery after she censused it in 1970, that there were several hand made stones, also several sandstones without names or dates. Also, as of the transcription date, a large tree had fallen over a part of the cemetery. The transcriptionist believed that Joseph Jones' stone was probably under the ivy and leaves blocked by the tree. The tree roots had also unearthed some unmarked footstones.
This cemetery has been referred to as "Williams Cemetery" on some death certificates.
Starting at Central City:
Take the 1st left onto US-431 2nd St
Follow US-431 South 13.6 miles
Turn left onto Union Ridge Rd continue on Union Ridge Rd
Keep right at the fork, and continue to follow Union Ridge Rd
About 1 mile after the fork there will be a bridge over the Rocky Creek. The Cemetery is a few hundred feet past the bridge on the north side (left) of the road.
http://uglybridges.com/1217520
Marion G. Hammers directions circa 1970
On a map, trace 431 south from Central City to Twin Tunnels. The location, according to Muhlenberg County Kentucky Cemeteries Vol. 2, by Marion G. Hammers, is: "2-1/2 to 3 miles east of Highway 431 on the Hortons Chapel-Twin Tunnels Road and a few hundred feet east of Rocky Creek bridge on the n/s of road." Mrs. Hammers wrote about the cemetery after she censused it in 1970, that there were several hand made stones, also several sandstones without names or dates. Also, as of the transcription date, a large tree had fallen over a part of the cemetery. The transcriptionist believed that Joseph Jones' stone was probably under the ivy and leaves blocked by the tree. The tree roots had also unearthed some unmarked footstones.
This cemetery has been referred to as "Williams Cemetery" on some death certificates.
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- Added: 24 Nov 2009
- Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2332580
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