Cemeteries are like the people laid to rest in them, they come in all shapes and sizes. Some have lots of glamour and bling, others are just humble and quiet. Some are on the main road, others high on a hilltop out a gravel road. And others are tucked away in a residential areas. Johnson Cemetery is a little unique. It is a small knoll between two businesses in an industrial park. The story as to why this spot was originally chosen as a final resting spot is probably lost to time, as well as the reason these 19 plus individuals were not moved to a larger, more fitting cemetery once the businesses started moving in. The oldest dated stone here is 1873.
You are looking for a camo covered peanut butter jar. Please be respectful of these old graves and the forgotten people here. While you are here say hello to Rebecca Hunt who lived to be 100 years old, and little Bessie, who was only a year and a half old.
Please place back as found and BYOP.
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