There are no signs indicating where this cemetery is located. Nor is there a sign on the fenced in area of the cemetery. This cemetery is on private farm land on Glade Pike, Manns Choice, Pennsylvania. You need to respectfully ask permission from the owner of the farm to visit this cemetery.
This cemetery is double fenced in on the one section of the farm. To view the cemetery you will need to contact the owner of the farm. The owner needs to open the locked farm gate to a fenced in farm field. The fenced in field may have either an array of cattle from the farm surrounding the fenced in cemetery. Or it may be surrounded by corn planted for the season. Once the locked gate is opened to the field, you will have to walk a distance to the cemetery that is also fenced in and gated. This cemetery is in disrepair. There have been headstones destroyed over time on where they once originally stood to honor the deceased Kerr or Carr and associated family members. There are only a few remaining headstones laying scattered in different areas of the little cemetery. There are only a few headstones with legible inscriptions and several headstones are no longer readable. You can also find evidence where there once were headstones. But all that remains are shattered scattered fragment pieces in different areas of the cemetery. Many years ago there were even more pieces of shattered headstones then cannot be visible seen now. Nature has taken a toll on this cemetery. Even many years ago, you would have saw fieldstones lined up in a row in different areas of the cemetery, making you wonder who each fieldstone was representing. But you will no longer find the fieldstones lined up. There are only a few fieldstones laying scattered in different places of the cemetery.