Burial here comes from a listing found in the Macon County Library. It says:
A single native stone, broken and partially buried marks the graves of Abner Vickrey and wife, designated by great grandson Glenn Vickrey.
Dates are from family trees .
Daughter of Evans C & Rebecca (Summers) Wright
**Update March 2018: We thoroughly searched and probed this cemetery, and found only one native stone. It was partially sticking out of the soil, and is in line with the stones for the three Vickrey children at the western edge of the cemetery. In the photo, it is under the broken limb resting at a slant in the middle of the photo.
A single native stone, broken and partially buried marks the graves of Abner Vickrey and wife, designated by great grandson Glenn Vickrey.
Dates are from family trees .
Daughter of Evans C & Rebecca (Summers) Wright
**Update March 2018: We thoroughly searched and probed this cemetery, and found only one native stone. It was partially sticking out of the soil, and is in line with the stones for the three Vickrey children at the western edge of the cemetery. In the photo, it is under the broken limb resting at a slant in the middle of the photo.
Burial here comes from a listing found in the Macon County Library. It says:
A single native stone, broken and partially buried marks the graves of Abner Vickrey and wife, designated by great grandson Glenn Vickrey.
Dates are from family trees .
Daughter of Evans C & Rebecca (Summers) Wright
**Update March 2018: We thoroughly searched and probed this cemetery, and found only one native stone. It was partially sticking out of the soil, and is in line with the stones for the three Vickrey children at the western edge of the cemetery. In the photo, it is under the broken limb resting at a slant in the middle of the photo.
A single native stone, broken and partially buried marks the graves of Abner Vickrey and wife, designated by great grandson Glenn Vickrey.
Dates are from family trees .
Daughter of Evans C & Rebecca (Summers) Wright
**Update March 2018: We thoroughly searched and probed this cemetery, and found only one native stone. It was partially sticking out of the soil, and is in line with the stones for the three Vickrey children at the western edge of the cemetery. In the photo, it is under the broken limb resting at a slant in the middle of the photo.
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