Cuivre Township, St. Charles Co., MO
| Name | Birth | Death | Comments |
| Buxton, Elizabeth | 5 May 1867 | MJM 66y "mother of Mrs. Waller Wright" | |
| May, Charles | 15 Sep 1868 | son of P.M. & M.E. 9y 5m | |
| May, Mary Ellen | 5 Nov 1821 | 27 Feb 1857 | stone broken footstone remains:MJM |
| May, Ruth M. | 21 Dec 1868 | dau of P.M. & M.E. 27y 6m 28d broken | |
| Whitehead, Lee | 28 Jan 1865 | son of M.S. & A.J. 2y 1m 9d |
May
Road, T47N R1E
Stones in wooded area in fence row between two parcels of ground. MJM (p.38 Gone But Not Forgotten) reported stones being used around hog shed. Most are found here today. Ground covered with myrtle, as it was in 1928 when MJM visited. She commented that sons of P.M. & Mary Ellen lived in Sedalia, Missouri, and Pinckney was buried in Henry County. The stone bases in the ground indicate that this was where the cemeter stood, and evidently the stones that had been used at the hod shed where replaced here later.
source: Cemeteries of St. Charles County, Missouri Volume 5, 1988, by Lucile Wiechens & Carrol Geerling
Stones in wooded area in fence row between two parcels of ground. MJM (p.38 Gone But Not Forgotten) reported stones being used around hog shed. Most are found here today. Ground covered with myrtle, as it was in 1928 when MJM visited. She commented that sons of P.M. & Mary Ellen lived in Sedalia, Missouri, and Pinckney was buried in Henry County. The stone bases in the ground indicate that this was where the cemeter stood, and evidently the stones that had been used at the hod shed where replaced here later.
source: Cemeteries of St. Charles County, Missouri Volume 5, 1988, by Lucile Wiechens & Carrol Geerling
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