The cemetery is off Farm Market Road 824, east of the intersection with Farm Market Road 1550, near Dial community of Fannin County, on the border of Fannin and Lamar County lines. The cemetery was named after Isaac Broyles, its owner. Then C. W. Young inherited the burial ground. It contains at least 20 graves including the unknowns. The oldest inscribed grave is that of I. J. Young who died in 1862. There are multiple variations of the spelling and the name of this cemetery; Broyles, Broyal, and Broyals. It has also been called Young Cemetery at times.
Back in the days when these people lived Sears & Roebuck was the place to buy the things you needed. The local General Mercantile store in a community would have had a Sears & Roebuck catalog to order things from. Pretty much you name it you could order it.
Looking for a small tube. BYOP.