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Submitted: 7/26/10 • Approved: 7/27/10 • Last Updated: 9/14/12 • R348922-G0-S3
Old Cemetery located within the West Hagarville Cemetery, north of Hwy. 123 in the northeast corner. The oldest marked grave is dated 1847, a cairn of native stacked rock. Many graves in this cemetery were obliterated when a bulldozer was used to clear overgrowth and underbrush. Many graves marked only with native stones have been lost. Efforts are undergoing to re-identify and mark these graves. Many of the commercial stones were broken and have been repaired by volunteers.
This cemetery pre-dates the establishment of the town of Hagarville by many years.
Contributed on 7/26/10 by debbieoverbey
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