Not sure what this cemetery is called so we will call it the Stingley Family. It is located on Patterson Creek in the little town of Medley on the Goldizen Property.
The WPA listed this cemetery back several years ago. At that time more of the stones were readable. Now they are very hard to read and most is unreadable.
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Elizabeth Stingley 1805- 28 Feb 1869 wife of Thomas
Thomas Stingley 1806 - 26 Mar 1862 husband of Elizabeth
Eliza Jane Stingley 1837 - 17 Nov 1840? Not sure about this year was very hard to read. daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth.
Mary C Stingley 1831 - 15 Feb 1832 daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth
Florence E McNemar 1863 - 8 Oct 1865 daughter of J & A R
Laura E McNemar 1852 - 3 May 1865 daughter of J & A R
W M R __________ - 7 Oct 1834
Catherine Strother 1777 - 15 Apr 1841
Saul Miles 10 Jun 1809 - 17 Dec 1837
J Adam Fisher _______- 30 Mar 1870
James S Miles 3 Nov 1795 - 4 Mar 1865
John D Miles 10 Jul 1798 - 21 Sep 1847
Jesse Miles 22 Mar 1828 - 9 Jul 1852
Rachel Frederick 1785 - 31 Jul 1840
W J M ? or M W J ? ______- 3 Sep 1827
2 children of W K Schell are buried here, also a number of Civil War Soldiers. (according to WPA records) The stones which marked the graves have been carried away and plowed over.
** Reggie Goldizen (now owner of property) told us that he knew at one time this cemetery was about 50 ft larger than what it is now and that there were many more graves and stones but they had been carried away.
This cemetery is in very poor condition with most all of the stones broken.
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Surveyed by Judy Kimble 4 May 2002.