Per _Athens-Clarke County, Georgia Cemeteries_ (The Athens Historical Society, Inc., 1999), p. 108:

"Driving directions: From the intersection of College Station Road and Barnett Shoals Road, turn southwest (right) onto Barnett Shoals Road and travel 6/10 miles to traffic light. Turn southeast (left) onto Barnett Shoals Road and travel 2.6 miles to Whit Davis Road and turn east (left). Proceed 1/2 mile to the entrance of Woods of Habersham subdivision and turn south (right) on Brickleberry Ridge. Proceed on Brickleberry to its end (about 6/10 mile) and turn left (street unnamed in Dec. 1998--this cemetery is in the second phase of this development). Go 2/10 mile and the cemetery is on the left side of the street, set aside in a turnaround. Our thanks to Rex Gonnsen of Beall & Gonnsen, the developers, for this information.

"The cemetery is about 20' square, originally surrounded by an old woven wire fence, which has been broken down over the years. There are huge old cedar trees in each corner of the graveyard. Only one marker has survived vandalism--the fragments of the other markers have been pieced together. Two or three rectangular mounds of earth are located outside the fence, but there is no evidence whether they mark graves. The cemetery is read from the side nearest the street."

Note: The cemetery is now (2013) located on Wedgewood Chase, a street that connects two sides of a loop of Brickleberry Ridge.

Per _Athens-Clarke County, Georgia Cemeteries_ (The Athens Historical Society, Inc., 1999), p. 108:

"Driving directions: From the intersection of College Station Road and Barnett Shoals Road, turn southwest (right) onto Barnett Shoals Road and travel 6/10 miles to traffic light. Turn southeast (left) onto Barnett Shoals Road and travel 2.6 miles to Whit Davis Road and turn east (left). Proceed 1/2 mile to the entrance of Woods of Habersham subdivision and turn south (right) on Brickleberry Ridge. Proceed on Brickleberry to its end (about 6/10 mile) and turn left (street unnamed in Dec. 1998--this cemetery is in the second phase of this development). Go 2/10 mile and the cemetery is on the left side of the street, set aside in a turnaround. Our thanks to Rex Gonnsen of Beall & Gonnsen, the developers, for this information.

"The cemetery is about 20' square, originally surrounded by an old woven wire fence, which has been broken down over the years. There are huge old cedar trees in each corner of the graveyard. Only one marker has survived vandalism--the fragments of the other markers have been pieced together. Two or three rectangular mounds of earth are located outside the fence, but there is no evidence whether they mark graves. The cemetery is read from the side nearest the street."

Note: The cemetery is now (2013) located on Wedgewood Chase, a street that connects two sides of a loop of Brickleberry Ridge.