Small family cemetery. Joe Brown and his wife Frances O'Reilly bought and restored the plantation where the cemetery is located, naming it Covey Rise.

Cemetery has a several unmarked children's graves - 4 of which are within a fence and marked by stones. Two unmarked adults graves; 3 mounds of rocks that may mark graves. There are several dog graves here as well. Cemetery is on private property; permission is needed.

Directions: From the Hancock County Courthouse, travel 2.7 miles northeast on Hwys 15/22 to the Hwy 15 and 22 split. Turn right on Hwy 22. Follow Hwy 22 for 5.0 miles to Covey Rise Farm Rd. Turn right and travel 1.9 miles to the farm on your left. Drive to the house and then turn right onto a field road. The cemetery is 0.1 mile from the house on the left side of the field road.

Small family cemetery. Joe Brown and his wife Frances O'Reilly bought and restored the plantation where the cemetery is located, naming it Covey Rise.

Cemetery has a several unmarked children's graves - 4 of which are within a fence and marked by stones. Two unmarked adults graves; 3 mounds of rocks that may mark graves. There are several dog graves here as well. Cemetery is on private property; permission is needed.

Directions: From the Hancock County Courthouse, travel 2.7 miles northeast on Hwys 15/22 to the Hwy 15 and 22 split. Turn right on Hwy 22. Follow Hwy 22 for 5.0 miles to Covey Rise Farm Rd. Turn right and travel 1.9 miles to the farm on your left. Drive to the house and then turn right onto a field road. The cemetery is 0.1 mile from the house on the left side of the field road.