This Cemetery served as the Little burial ground for the family of James William "Jim" Little and was, at that time, on his plantation in what was known as the Patrick Community, near present day Pinehill. James Little died in 1867, and was buried there. In 1966, the Cemetery was documented to be located a few hundred yards East of the Alvin Mansinger's home, north of the road from Pinehill to Patrick (Farm to Market Road 1798). At one time the property was locally known as the old Clinton place. The cemetery, which was in the pasture, on a slight rise, has long since been abandoned. In 1966, when Mary Frank Dunn documented the cemetery, there were a number of sinks, the base of one tombstone, and a small stone, broken, lying face down on the ground. The stone of Emily J. Little was the only one readable.

Note: In a conversation with Mrs. Mary Frank Dunn on October 26, 2012, she thought she remembered that the graves were moved to the Little Cemetery at Wood Glen. She is 92 years old in 2012 and has a sharp memory.

Reference: "71 Cemeteries of Rusk County Texas, Volume I," written by Mary Frank Dunn, sponsored by the Rusk County Historical Commission.

"This abandoned cemetery was located on the CLINTON place at Patrick. James Little was said to have been buried here in about 1867, as was his son, George age 12. Ronnie Gregory reported this cemetery as located a few hundred yards east of Alvin Mansinger's home. In 1966 in the pasture, on a slight rise, there was found a number of sinks, the base of one tombstone, and a smaller broken stone that read:
LITTLE, Emily J. - 3 Oct. 1950 - 11 Sept. 1963"

Note: Should read that George was about 12 years of age when his daddy died. George lived to the ripe old age of 98 years and died in 1953 and is buried at Strong Cemetery in Rusk County.