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Larey Family Cemetery

Fouke, Miller County, Arkansas, USA – *No GPS coordinates

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  • E1/2 of the NE1/4 of Section 36, Township 18 South, Range 28 West, Miller County,
    Fouke, Arkansas, USA

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The cemetery is actually located in the South central part of the above 80 acres, along the east property line. The homestead is roughly divided by Caney Creek and the house was located south of the creek. The only remaining original improvement is an old brick encased well. The cemetery site is open ground while the adjoining home site is lightly wooded.
The cemetery site is now the location of a deer hunting camp and there is very little to actually see other than a couple of headstones marked for several of the John Kelly children. The Lareys intermarried with the Kellys, Whetstones and Blanton families and various members of those families are reportedly buried in this cemetery. The Larey family had largely relocated from the area by about 1900 and I doubt the cemetery was significantly used after that time. It's possible there was a Negro section adjoining the cemetery for slave burials.
Information taken from: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~txkusa/Cemeteries/lareyfamcem.html
The cemetery is actually located in the South central part of the above 80 acres, along the east property line. The homestead is roughly divided by Caney Creek and the house was located south of the creek. The only remaining original improvement is an old brick encased well. The cemetery site is open ground while the adjoining home site is lightly wooded.
The cemetery site is now the location of a deer hunting camp and there is very little to actually see other than a couple of headstones marked for several of the John Kelly children. The Lareys intermarried with the Kellys, Whetstones and Blanton families and various members of those families are reportedly buried in this cemetery. The Larey family had largely relocated from the area by about 1900 and I doubt the cemetery was significantly used after that time. It's possible there was a Negro section adjoining the cemetery for slave burials.
Information taken from: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~txkusa/Cemeteries/lareyfamcem.html

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  • Added: 9 Nov 2021
  • Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2741515