This cemetery is located near the T-intersection of Knox Rivers Road and Wrightsboro Road. The cemetery is back off in the woods to the west of this intersection. There is a small dirt trail that goes back to the cemetery. It is gated off so you cannot drive back there unless you contact Dudley's Nursery to open the gate for you. If you go straight back along the gravel trail, when it turns to dirt and splits take the middle opening (it is grassy and only has ruts) it veers SLIGHTLY to the right (don't take the right fork). You will see a knoll up ahead of you. When you get to the top of that knoll look to the right and you will see the cemetery just into the woods. This cemetery is not maintained and in poor shape. In 2003 there were three graves with inscribed markers [Hugh Rees, Elizabeth Rees and William H. Rees]. There was another marker that was broken and unreadable. When I went back on 27 Aug 2011 to take photographs of the markers, Elizabeth's marker is now missing. It is possible it is buried but we looked and couldn't find it. Her footstone is still present. There are approx 25 fieldstone markers. This is a large family cemetery.

The GPS coordinates are not exact. I did GPS it when I went out to get photos but I can't get the coordinate back out of my GPS! I simply plotted it on the map which is going to be off. I will fix it if I can figure out how to get my Lat and Long out of this thing.

Of interest is the marker of William H. Rees, son of Vincent and Susan Rees. There are three more children buried at the Rees-Wade-Short Family Cemetery that have matching markers to this one.

Caroline S. P. Rees
03 Apr 1843 - 19 Jul 1844

Joseph T. Rees
24 Feb 1845 - 27 Sep 1846

William S. Rees
18 Dec 1838 - 04 Sep 1840

These graves, along with their father Vincent Rees, are listed on Find-A-Grave in the Rees-Wade-Short Family Cemetery.