This cemetery is located way back in the Pine forest about 3 miles from Little Harmony Baptist Church on a county road with the same name as the Church.[Little Harmony Road.] This cemetery has been unused since the last buriel was made in 1920. There is a also the gravesite of a confederate civil war soldier buried here.several graves are unmarked except by fieldstones and 3 or 4 have sunken in rather badly.This cemetery is hard to find until you are actually upon it.It seems to have been forgotten and neglected.I am told that a church was once located here, however,it burned down around 1920-1921 and was never rebuilt.This cemetery is not accesable by Automobile , you have to walk around about 2500-3000 feet through at times thick underbrush until you come upon it.Gravemarkers are visible best in the fall-winter after the first freeze when weeds and growth have died away.There are about 12-13 graves out there.There is also a socalled [Slot-Tab] Tomb located there.Not many of them anywhere in Georgia; except in Hall county.This cemetery discription is for the same cemetery thatI have described as ''unknown Family cemetery''on the other web pages.This cemetery is located in an ''overgrown '' and rather hard to locate place, However ,I am told that it is definetely located in Polk county Georgia and not Alabama as I first thought.And there is no fencing or wall around the cemetery.Also, this cemetery is located near the Esom Hill community.This Cemetery is probably located on private property and permission from the landowner would be needed before trying to locate this Cemetery. Also, there are sinkholes where Graves are located and caution should be taken while walking throughout the Cemetery.At some point in he future this cemetery could become lost as to anyone knowing it is there .This cemetery is no longer used and is in danger of becoming lost and abandoned