The tall monument has the surname "Hall."
This was a clean-up project for the area 4-H Club.
The family of Sheri Sexton is now doing the maintenance for the Hall Cemetery.
Below is the list of stones, some of them in such poor condition that not all of the writing is legible.

BERG, Thaddeus	B:10-16-1828 D:06-21-1895: GAR (Member of the Grand Army of the Republic)
BERG, Elizabeth	B:10-23-18?? D:????:wife of Thaddeus
HALL, Betsy	B: 06-16-1825 D: 03-18-1897: wife of Samuel Hall
HALL, George	B:12-23-1863 D: 03-16-1886: son of B and S Hall
HALL, Jane	B: 02-12-1850 D: 10-19-1897: wife of D. Huddleston
CHRISTIAN, Wm.	D: 08-11-1886: 2 or 22 years and 9 months
YORK, Infant	no dates readable: son of Wm and M.C. York
YORK, Elizabeth	D: 02-14-1856: age 12 years
YORK, ___:	daughter of L and S (maybe J) York

This is the complete list. Each family is buried in a little corner of the cemetery.
You can find 4 corner stones apparently marking off their area.