This site was pointed out to me (the creator of this cemetery on FindAGrave) by one Alvin Stinnett, who took me on a genealogical tour of Breckinridge County ca 2000. This is the only picture I snapped of it, and there are no visible burial stones or markers of any kind. Alvin told me he was certain that both Absolem Robbins (however you'd like to spell it) and William Hanks (ca1775-ca1857) are buried here, among unknown others. Alvin was quite a genealogical ambassador and very knowledgeable, and performed plenty of volunteer work for the courthouse and historical society.

I'm forced to select a city, and Hardinsburg itself seems closest. I see now that Robbins Schoolhouse Road is NE of there. It branches west off of KY 1385 just N. of its overall merging junction with SR 261. I just placed the coordinates flag in the center of the drive's apparent total length.

This site was pointed out to me (the creator of this cemetery on FindAGrave) by one Alvin Stinnett, who took me on a genealogical tour of Breckinridge County ca 2000. This is the only picture I snapped of it, and there are no visible burial stones or markers of any kind. Alvin told me he was certain that both Absolem Robbins (however you'd like to spell it) and William Hanks (ca1775-ca1857) are buried here, among unknown others. Alvin was quite a genealogical ambassador and very knowledgeable, and performed plenty of volunteer work for the courthouse and historical society.

I'm forced to select a city, and Hardinsburg itself seems closest. I see now that Robbins Schoolhouse Road is NE of there. It branches west off of KY 1385 just N. of its overall merging junction with SR 261. I just placed the coordinates flag in the center of the drive's apparent total length.