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| This little cemetery is across the street and down about a block from the Nesbit Family Cemetery. It looks really small from the road, but when you get in there and start exploring you realize it's much bigger. There are some stones that are literally just "stones" almost hidden in the woods. This may have been the slave cemetery for the Nesbit household. One of the inscriptions leads me to believe this. As always, if you have any information about this cemetery, please email me. |
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 | Senora Sings Apr 2 1935 Sept 20 1938 |
 | Richard N. Pounds Died Dec 7 1891 about 34 years | Dollie I. Pounds Nov 10 1860 May 5 1921 The lost to sight to memory dear |  | Frank A. Pounds Apr 13 1887 Oct 14 1891 |
 | William McDaniel died Feb 10 1914 age 76 years He was honest and was loved by all the white people of the community. | Caroline wife of Wm McDaniel April 15 1838 Aug 16 1906 She hath done what she could |
 | Lane L. Luckie May 16 1876 Dec 1 1946 |
 | Father Jacob M. Brooks Feb 10 1829 Sept 15 1878 At Rest |
 | Mother Rachel L. Brooks Jan 21 1836 Sept 19 1901 At Rest |  |  | Charlie Grimes Georgia PFC 518 Engrs WW I June 2 1895 July 18 1948 |
 | Luda Bailey Feb 14 1904 April 16 1909 It was hard to give thee up ------- |
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