Carter Family Cemetery
Listing Compiled by Evelyn E. Cole and Roberta B. Doty
February 1993
We would never have found this interesting little cemetery if it were not for Dolly Peveto. She found out what we were doing and offered to show this one to us. She told us stories about its origin which we have been unable to authenticate, but needless to say, the cemetery is there. It is on private land north of Starks, but south of the Clark cemeteries. It is from the turn of the century since there is a tombstone there with dates back to 1904. There are small sink holes to indicate small graves and some larger ones to indicate full-sized graves. If and when we can find an official story of this cemetery, we will be glad to share it with one and all. There is an oldtime animal wire fence around the cemetery held in place by wooden fence posts, and it is completely devoid of underbrush and/or weeds, which indicates to me that someone in the area is taking care of the lonely little cemetery. They are to be commended for this.
Thank you, Dolly for taking us to see The Carter Family Cemetery.
HOLLINGS, ALTON
FLAK, W. SECTGO 1894 1918
HOLLINGS, WORTH
CARTER, ARTIE 18-- 1905
CARTER, HOSE 1901 1919
CLARK, ROY
CLARK, W.L. 1888 1904
CLARK, SARAH