Directions: From Seligman take Highway 37 south, turn onto East Roller Ridge Rd (FR2290), until you see the new water tower.

The cemetery is behind the water tower.

Visit Perkins Cemetery

Leah McCalmon added some inscriptions that Roger didn't have that she had copied a few years earlier, along with adding notes to Rogers listing.  Leah adds, "Late one evening in Nov about three years ago my husband and I visited Perkins Cemetery.  Because of the brush it was very difficult to get to and it was dusk (and darker still under all of the trees) when we finally managed to get over the barbed wire.  It appeared to me that the cemetery had recently been vandalized because there were a large number of broken stones and none had moss or any other growth in the very clean breaks.  There were maybe a dozen other field stone and unreadable markers.  Probably there are stones that have been buried over or maybe some out in the adjacent field with the cows."

NOTE #2: This cemetery was transcribed with complete inscriptions in May 2003 by Brandon Burns.

Brandon Adds: The cemetery is fenced, but very overgrown with brush. Perkins was one was the worst maintained cemeteries I found. There were several rock markers, but because of the tall grass, and hardly any rows it would have been difficult, if not impossible to make a note of all of them.

NOTE #3: Between Roger, Leah & Brandon the only difference in their transcriptions were a few stones found by one but not the other because of the weeds and non maintenance of the cemetery.  The source column shows who found what.

Because of the condition of this cemetery, it is impossible to list them in burial order, The following is an alphabetical list of the stones found.