The cemetery is located on less than an acre on the 147 acres of the Down Home Ranch that is located in Williamson County, just north of the Lee County line, between Beaukiss and Lawhon Springs. The property ID number is R006530. The bulk of the Down Home Ranch is located in Lee County, just south of the Williamson County line.

From Taylor take TX 95 south and after you cross over the bridge over the railroad tracks turn left (east) on Walnut (FM 112). Cross IS 79 and continue on FM 112 to the intersection with FM 619. Turn right (south) on FM 619 and continue about 14 miles on this road until you come to the Down Home Ranch on your right. Take the road into the ranch and go past the traffic circle and then follow the road north until you see the cemetery on your left.

This cemetery was created on land donated by Marmaduke Gardner, who along with his wife is buried in this cemetery.

Cemetery is maintained by Dennis Awbrey who led me to the cemetery and is a descendant of both the Gardners and the Lawhons buried here. He has a wealth of information about the people buried here.

The cemetery is located on less than an acre on the 147 acres of the Down Home Ranch that is located in Williamson County, just north of the Lee County line, between Beaukiss and Lawhon Springs. The property ID number is R006530. The bulk of the Down Home Ranch is located in Lee County, just south of the Williamson County line.

From Taylor take TX 95 south and after you cross over the bridge over the railroad tracks turn left (east) on Walnut (FM 112). Cross IS 79 and continue on FM 112 to the intersection with FM 619. Turn right (south) on FM 619 and continue about 14 miles on this road until you come to the Down Home Ranch on your right. Take the road into the ranch and go past the traffic circle and then follow the road north until you see the cemetery on your left.

This cemetery was created on land donated by Marmaduke Gardner, who along with his wife is buried in this cemetery.

Cemetery is maintained by Dennis Awbrey who led me to the cemetery and is a descendant of both the Gardners and the Lawhons buried here. He has a wealth of information about the people buried here.