LAST NAME	FIRST & MID. NAME	BIRTH DATE	DEATH DATE	REMARKS	Death certificate or Obit
				? = Illegible
Danners	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Possibly 2 Danners burials
Farmer	David Wallace	18 Aug. 1884	21 Feb. 1919		d/c states buried in Camden, Mo
Farmer	Edna E.	17 Dec. 1861	16 Feb. 1926	Mother of David & Maggie	d/c states buried in Smith Cemetery
Farmer	Maggie Juanita	03 Jun. 1903	08 Jun. 1923		d/c states buried in Smith Cemetery
Harding	Mary F.	05 Sep. 1891	31 Oct. 1891	Dau. of C. A. & J. J.
Kennedy	James H.	Unknown	Unknown	Son of ??????? Kennedy
McLauhlin	H.	Illegible	09 Jun. 1882
McLaughlin	Lilburn H.	?? May 1811	Unknown	Son of Pulaski Remley 1st mar
Noblitt	Mary Ann	07 Jan. 1884	25 Aug. 1916	Wife of G. W. Noblitt
Orsban	Cecil	Illegible	Illegible
Plaws	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Wife of Lenhart	s/b Anna Powless: Laenhart Poweless m. Ann Bowerman Dec 8, 1867: However her and Lenhart are listed as being buried in Riffe Cemetery.
Ralph	Mo?ne??	Illegible	27 May 1878	Wife of J. B. Ralph
Remley	Adam	?? ??? 1804	?? Feb. 1869
Remley	J. A.	Unknown	?? ??? 1881	Son, age 18 yr., 9 mo., 3 days
Remley	Jacob N.	Unknown	18 Aug. 1881	Brother of Arthur Remley
Remley	Mahala (nee Artman)	16 Apr. 1809	Unknown	1st wife of Adam Remley
Remley	Pulaski H.	Unknown	Age 64	2nd wife of Adam Remley
Remley	Rachel	Unknown	24 Mar. 1881	Age 27 yr., 2 mo, 26 days
Remley	Unknown	09 Feb. 1813	03 Jul. ????	Son of Adam Remley
Unknown	Leroy	Unknown	Unknown	Verbal report by D. Norris
Unknown	Louisa	Unknown	Unknown	Tombstone fragment
Unknown	Maggie	Unknown	Unknown	Tombstone fragment
Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Stone with initials of I. W.
Williams	Unknown	10 Feb 1903	10 Feb 1903	Infant dau of J. C. & F. E.
Williams	Unknown	31 May 1905	31 May 1905	Infant son of J. C. & F. E.
Williams	W. E.	Unknown	11 Apr. 1902	son, aged 8 months
Proctor	Infant	14 Oct. 1910	14 Oct. 1910	son of John	from Missouri Death Certificate

Information contributed by George Barber to Ray County Genealogical Assn.

A lifelong Ray County resident states that Dennis Norris, landowner, said the stones are no longer there (2007), though Mr. George Barber accessed the cemetery a few years before that and read the stones that were remaining and readable.

Some additional comments by L. Smalley