Dau of William Stogsdill and Malinda [Linny] Couch.
She and her husband, Welcome, buried in the field on their property. Until early 1970s, she and her husband's stones were erected and under 3 trees in the pasture as a great grandson was a visual witness of the stones. As of 1990s, when we went back to get pictures of the stones, the now owner of the property had let his cows roam over the graves and the stones are no longer there. The property is right behind the Garfield community buildings on the highway.
It is indeed a cemetery which is abandoned.
She and her husband, Welcome, buried in the field on their property. Until early 1970s, she and her husband's stones were erected and under 3 trees in the pasture as a great grandson was a visual witness of the stones. As of 1990s, when we went back to get pictures of the stones, the now owner of the property had let his cows roam over the graves and the stones are no longer there. The property is right behind the Garfield community buildings on the highway.
It is indeed a cemetery which is abandoned.
Dau of William Stogsdill and Malinda [Linny] Couch.
She and her husband, Welcome, buried in the field on their property. Until early 1970s, she and her husband's stones were erected and under 3 trees in the pasture as a great grandson was a visual witness of the stones. As of 1990s, when we went back to get pictures of the stones, the now owner of the property had let his cows roam over the graves and the stones are no longer there. The property is right behind the Garfield community buildings on the highway.
It is indeed a cemetery which is abandoned.
She and her husband, Welcome, buried in the field on their property. Until early 1970s, she and her husband's stones were erected and under 3 trees in the pasture as a great grandson was a visual witness of the stones. As of 1990s, when we went back to get pictures of the stones, the now owner of the property had let his cows roam over the graves and the stones are no longer there. The property is right behind the Garfield community buildings on the highway.
It is indeed a cemetery which is abandoned.
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