Travel north on Ravine St. to Forbis Rd.; turn east. The cemetery is located 0.5 mile from the intersection, on the north side of the road.

The burial plots are along the east side and north (back) side of the cemetery. The cemetery rows were surveyed in a south to north direction, beginning in the southeast corner of the cemetery with row #1.
 

  August - - 1915
Mrs. Taylor Gone
Edna Hampton Bryant was born in Alabama, June 11, 1850 and passed into
the Great Beyond, August 20, 1915. She was married to John Taylor in 1877, who with a sister, brother and a nephew survive her. While only a girl she united with the church and those who knew "Aunt Ed" best know that even throughout the hours of adversity she steadfastly kept her faith in the great Physician. She was interred in the Forbis cemetery Friday afternoon, Rev. Martin conducting the services. The loved ones remaining may take courage through faith in the home that, "All in their graves shall hear the voice of the Son of God and come forth," to life eternal.---A Friend

  Rains Co. Leader
Oct 14, 1904
( Ida Evelyn Glass, row #2)
Mr. and Mrs. Glass' baby which has been very sick this week died Wednesday night.

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