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Jolly Cemetery

Fallen
Fallen
Many of the grave stones have fallen or have been knocked over. Margaret Evergreen Robinson's headstone is also the earliest visible.
User: Austin Explorer - 1/10/2010

Sign is now missing - still hard to find

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I stopped by to make my visit official.  Photos are from an earlier visit.  The "Jolly Cemetary" sign is now gone.  Not sure when it disappeared.



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