The "Smith-Greer" Family Cemetery, according to Alice Smith Greer before she passed. Her cousin, Leonard Campbell walked me thru the cemetery about 2010, confirming that Ms Alice Greer's statement. Leonard was born on the farm at the cemetery.
Some of Ms Alice Greer's Smith kin were buried there. Until about 2010, there were evidence of possible 8-12 graves, one large marker albeit unreadable.
The land owner was Ed Stroud when contractors ran over the graves while harvesting trees about 2010.
Someone may find which Smith's were buried here at some point. That would be very satisficing to know.
Some of Ms Alice Greer's Smith kin were buried there. Until about 2010, there were evidence of possible 8-12 graves, one large marker albeit unreadable.
The land owner was Ed Stroud when contractors ran over the graves while harvesting trees about 2010.
Someone may find which Smith's were buried here at some point. That would be very satisficing to know.
The "Smith-Greer" Family Cemetery, according to Alice Smith Greer before she passed. Her cousin, Leonard Campbell walked me thru the cemetery about 2010, confirming that Ms Alice Greer's statement. Leonard was born on the farm at the cemetery.
Some of Ms Alice Greer's Smith kin were buried there. Until about 2010, there were evidence of possible 8-12 graves, one large marker albeit unreadable.
The land owner was Ed Stroud when contractors ran over the graves while harvesting trees about 2010.
Someone may find which Smith's were buried here at some point. That would be very satisficing to know.
Some of Ms Alice Greer's Smith kin were buried there. Until about 2010, there were evidence of possible 8-12 graves, one large marker albeit unreadable.
The land owner was Ed Stroud when contractors ran over the graves while harvesting trees about 2010.
Someone may find which Smith's were buried here at some point. That would be very satisficing to know.
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