St. Charles County , MO
| Name | Birth | Death | Comments |
| Hutchings, Christopher | April 21, 1860 | 77yr 7mo 16 da headstone tilting in stone base | |
| Hutchings, Rachel | Sep 2, 1854 | 63yr 8mo 18da wife of C. Hutchings Sr. headstone proped against the headstone of C.H. Base in ground. | |
| Lewis, Milton | Feb 25, 1860 | 72yr 6 mo headstone tilting-footstone M.L. standing. |
One
long grave covered with flat stones piled about 18" high, held in place
by two large flat stones. Grave
7' long said to be the grave
of William Pitman .
There are eight graves marked by flat stones-some covered with lichen-some with green moss.
There are eight graves marked by flat stones-some covered with lichen-some with green moss.
- Thomas Pitman married a Miss Berry of Warren Co., Ky A dau. Rachel married Christopher Hutchings, who settled in St. Chas. Co. in 1811. Ref. p. 180 PFM
- Milton Lewis maried Sally Hutchings, Oct. , 1813. Ref. C.C. Records
T46N R3E Sec33 on Weldon Springs -Howell Ferry Rd. In edge of woods on tract of land granted him in 1817-known as Private Survey No. 1771- Info. obtained from Dwight H. Brown, Sec. of State. Owner of farm-John Burton heirs. Nov. 23, 1935
A square large enough for two graves is enclosed in about a 4 ft. wall made of rocks piled togetther without mortar. Flat stones placed upright and close together form to top. Said to contain the graves of two children. Info Mr. Geo Burton Dec. 27, 1935
another view of cemetery
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