Sign is now missing - still hard to find

Fallen
Many of the grave stones have fallen or have been knocked over. Margaret Evergreen Robinson's headstone is also the earliest visible.
User: Austin Explorer - 1/10/2010

Location: Jolly Cemetery

Rating: 4stars


Comments:

I stopped by to make my visit official.  Photos are from an earlier visit.  The "Jolly Cemetary" sign is now gone.  Not sure when it disappeared.



Log Photos
Wide View
Jolly Family
Four Pots
Fallen
Gated
Johns
Unknown
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