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  Thank you. My family decided five years ago to clean up and try to restore as much as possible of the cemetery since our great grandparents are buried there. All the stackable monuments have been put back together, and now we are starting to mend broken stones. Anyone can come to visit (and help!). How did you hear about the blizzard story? Our family reunion is looking into Mr. Hadley, since some of our family members are his great grandchildren. The story sounds so interesting.

  Added November 19, 2016 by K Reum
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  Old family cemetery founded by Mr Hadley in the early 1800s. He is unfortunately not even buried there since they lost his body on the way to the cemetery in a blinding blizzard. Thankfully, some volunteers pitch in for the upkeep of the place since the person giving perpetual care kind of disappeared and had been forgotten by the families that are connected to this land through ancestors. It is outside of a shooting range and it is preferred that visitors are family, friends of family, or well meaning visitors. It has suffered much mischeif in the past and the stones sure show it. It is very sad. It has really turned around in upkeep the last 5 years. Thanks to whoever is doing it!!!

  Added September 02, 2016 by A Google User