Taylor Cemetery
Survey Details
| Classification: | Family |
| Status: | Not in use |
| Condition: | Poor |
| Approx. Size: | 45 x 50 feet |
| Approximate Number of Burials: | None |
| Markers: | Tombstone, Fieldstone, Unmarked |
| Surnames Listed on Markers: | Harriet? Taylor 1 Oct 18__ - 19 Mar 1900 |
| Comments: | None |
| Surveyed By: | Ron Turner - 2001 |
| Latitude / Longitude: | 38.584862, -77.381199 |
Site Visits
| Visited by: | Date: | Comments: |
|---|---|---|
| E.R. Conner III | November 26, 1978 | Cemetery is enclosed by wire fence, about 50' square, with section of north side open. According to Park List, five graves are here, but Park authorities informed author that all remains have been exhumed by decendants. One unmarked flat fieldstone is sunken in ground. Fragments at 1 are from headstones removed to Nature Center museum, marked: Mariet C Taylor, Born Oct. 1, 1811?, Died, March 19, 1900. Headstone 4 may be to Manda Taylor, 1879 - 1900, which was noted on Park List in 1973. |
| Ron Turner | 2001 | None |
| David Cuff | Nov. 2015 | Cemetery has one marker (Robert A. Taylor, Dec. 20, 1867, Jan. 11, 1937) and an ornamental fence marking it's location. The marker looks like it has the original stone embedded into a modern granate headstone. |
Images
Images taken Nov. 2015
