The first is lost gone
I got pictures of second. 1860 is oldest known grave that I know of.
Third I'd say is gone not heard of it.
Fourth I can't see from road now but when woods where there I did notice it. It's still there , was told that.

1 mile south and maybe 1/4 mile west. On Good Springs road out in field is Terry Cemetery. Sign on very large tree isn't that old. Says 1850 so someone looking for Terry this be a spot. This isn't time of year to go. It's very grown up and you can see nothing.
I'm looking for Hugh O'Connor died on John or Ann O'Connor land. Sometime after 1930 and for sure before 1937. Preston got land from O'Connor ( unless 3 party was first )Vestal bought it from Preston 1937. Hugh is not burried on this land. He is not under any of those rocks in Reed Cemetery I got plot records so I looked. He could be under one those rocks in Niangua Cemetery, its in town across tracks. Don't know who has plot records and if they would look. Don't think Hugh is under a rock in Good Springs Cemetery either. So I'd check any info that someone has.

Hugh wouldn't be the person in the rock pile. Still think it's someone passing through. There is spring 1000ft or so west down in flat land. And there was large( back 160 years too)tree 1000ft straight back east from pile rock which was by large not sure what kind of tree. I say was because of those 2 big winds, they got blown down. Tornado didn't get them.