By the mid 1920's the people involved in the bookkeeping for the cemetery association had moved away taking the cemetery records, and money, with them.  Greenridge was not kept up as the cemetery west of town was again used.  Other than one family, there have been no burials in Greenridge since the 1930's.

The cemetery has been fenced in the last several years, although the south part of the cemetery lies outside the fence.  There are no markers outside the fence but there is a large depression in what would be the south-west corner of the cemetery.  An old map shows small lots in this corner (but no names) and may be where children are buried whose graves have not been located.  It is also told that, following an outbreak of Smallpox, a number were buried off to themselves and may explain why these graves are hundreds of feet from any others.