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Picture on Left - Is the old cemetery when I first visited it in 2002. (Pic taken by Shirley Bray)
Picture on Right - The Middle & Right Photos, Joe Harris took and sent to me right after the Jackson Family finished with the final cleanup. I thought these were the best photos showing almost the whole length of the cemetery. The photo that has his pickup in it shows the far east end of the cemetery and you can see the corner posts on the far left and the upper far right which mark the east end of the cemetery. There's no fence on three sides of the cemetery now because it was removed to clean out the brush, brambles and trees; there is a fence on the north side though which separates that part of the pasture from another section of land. (Pic taken by Joe Harris)
Middle Picture - Photo was taken from near the west end of the cemetery looking to the east. There's still a good part of the west end of the cemetery missing from the photo so you can see it's a long, fairly wide cemetery. All those trees you see are covering the entire length of the cemetery except a sunny part down near the east end of it. (Pic taken by Joe Harris)
~Shirley Bray
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