Berry-Sutton Cemetery
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Re: Berry-Sutton Cemetery
| jsberry1970 (View posts) | Posted: 25 Feb 2009 12:53PM GMT |
Classification: Query
Surnames: berry sutton
Here's how I would get there:
Drive to the end of Poplar street (between Brandon and Florence). Walk on a dirt road that continues where the road ends. The dirt road curves left (north) and gets to a creek. Cross the creek and go through the woods to the cow pasture. There is a large rectangle of woods jutting south into the pasture (this rectangle of woods is conspicuous on Google Maps satellite view, for a reference point). A dirt path runs into the woods, roughly west-to-east, starting near the southwest corner of the rectangle of woods. Follow the path up the hill, and there will be a smaller path to the left (north). The cemetery is right there. If you get to a fork with a larger dirt road, you have gone too far.
The cemetery has 12 graves in a fence and 24 headstones outside of the fence. The two Suttons' graves are clearly marked. There is one large memorial with several Berry names written on it.
Drive to the end of Poplar street (between Brandon and Florence). Walk on a dirt road that continues where the road ends. The dirt road curves left (north) and gets to a creek. Cross the creek and go through the woods to the cow pasture. There is a large rectangle of woods jutting south into the pasture (this rectangle of woods is conspicuous on Google Maps satellite view, for a reference point). A dirt path runs into the woods, roughly west-to-east, starting near the southwest corner of the rectangle of woods. Follow the path up the hill, and there will be a smaller path to the left (north). The cemetery is right there. If you get to a fork with a larger dirt road, you have gone too far.
The cemetery has 12 graves in a fence and 24 headstones outside of the fence. The two Suttons' graves are clearly marked. There is one large memorial with several Berry names written on it.