History:  The land was deeded for use as a cemetery by Dr. Daniel A Paschall.

Condition:  Bad - the area is used as a dumping place for old furniture, garbage and automobile parts.  The old brick tomb has had a hole knocked into its arched roof by vandals and most of the tombstones have either been turned over or broken off their bases.  Some markers appear to have been chipped up by some type of implement and the pieces are scattered across the burial site.  The entire area is overgrown in brambles and briars.

There are 3 large tombstone bases which are turned over in the cemetery and 4 sites marked by bricks made like those on the tomb.  Also there are 3 small markers broken off at the base and several pieces of gray granite piled near a tree.  The entire area is grown over in iris.

Enumeration

Brick above-ground tomb appx: 8" long & 5' wide.  Made completely of old, hand-hewn, red brick.  No Name or Dates on it

L B Farmer   "Husband of Arrenan Farmer"
Nov 11, 1811 - Jan 11, 1882

-Stone laying flat-

ARREANA
FARMER
Born
Apr 30, 1816
Died
Nov 13, 1878

Newer, Double marker, in place:
Lee B Farmer Nov 11, 1811 - Jan 11, 1882
-Married 1835-
Sophronia A Paschall Jan 14, 1816 - Nov 13, 1878*
(*This is Arreana Paschall Farmer - Note the difference of her Birth Dates on the 2 tombstones & the fact that her name is misspelled on her older tombstone as well as her husband's older tombstone)

George E      Son of D A & V Paschall
Aug 27, 1883 - Sept 12, 1888

Alford L      Son of D A & V Paschall
Nov 25, 1875 - Nov 30, 1877

Daniel A Jr      Son of D A & V Paschall
June 30, 1890 - Feb 16, 1896

Colley      Son of D A & M Paschall
Apr 5, 1895 - Oct 10, 1895

Infant Son of D A & M Paschall      B & D Aug 9, 1897

L P Mitchell
Sep 28, 1853 - Aug 13, 1888
Wife of M A Mitchell

Enumerated April 25, 1999 by Donald & Kathey Hunt