On land owned by the William Fancher family (1810). Earliest burial 1822; currently active cemetery.
The oldest of three sections is closest to Fancher Road. Burial location of many veterans from the Revolutionary War to the present. Cemetery . . . — — Map (db m297986) HM
Tunes played on fife and drum regulated a soldier's life in camp and
his actions on the battlefield. Heard over the roar of battle and through
the haze of smoke, fifes and drums - field music - communicated orders
to massed troops quickly. . . . — — Map (db m142587) HM
Established on land owned by R.J. Kern. Earliest burial appears to be 1900. North and South sections; currently active cemetery. Burial location of many veterans from the Civil War to the present. Cemetery and records maintained by Harlem . . . — — Map (db m297987) HM
