Exact location of this cemetery has not been determined, though it is said to be out of view in a woods very near Gum Branch, on or in close proximity to the Perdue AgriRecycle acreage.

Reflected basic tombstones inscriptions details appearing in this Find A Grave cemetery's memorials are per the Hudson Tombstones collection found at the Delaware State Archive in Dover, Kent Co., DE and have not been independently verified. (Several included memorials have had additional biographical and/or family details added to them that were found via independent genealogical research conducted by the poster.) The Hudson compilation was prepared circa 1928 via in-person cemetery visits conducted as part of a broad effort.

This cemetery is no longer in Knowles Family hands and is on private property. For Find A Grave purposes, the cemetery, situated in a rural area midway between towns, has been designated as being in Seaford, as the Perdue AgriRecycle acreage that it is on or near has a Seaford mailbox delivery address. Nearest public road to the burial ground is Oneals Road (Rd. 485), the portion thereof that is west of Seaford Road (Alternate 13, the main road that runs between Blades and Laurel).

FYI: See memorial of Dr. Isaac H. D. Knowles and access, via it, his renowned son Horace Greeley Knowles' memorial. Horace, a highly accomplished state, national, and international figure, was a personal friend of U.S. Presidents and foreign monarchs, was, for a time, the U.S. ambassador to a number of countries, and, along with father Isaac, was an instrumental figure in Sussex County and Delaware newspaper publishing and politics. Horace is interred in a cemetery located in the Philadelphia suburb of Drexel Hill, PA, with two other adult sons of Isaac.

[DPW - 8/2/14]