Collecting data to construct this page. This list is incomplete and some of the directions are less than accurate. I will appreciate any help you may be able to provide. Perhaps you might have an extra copy of volume 1, Cross County Cemetery records that I could borrow. Contact me at my Email address or write to;
Loyd N. Sybert
1440 N Lawnwood Circle, 19 D
Fort Pierce, FL 34950-4993

Akins Cemetery
The Akins Cemetery is located in the Pleasant Hill Community. From Wynne travel east on US 64 to Levesque. Turn left on AR 163 and travel about seven miles and turn left on AR 364, travel one mile look for a gravel road with a sign directing to the cemetery. Surveyed first by Mrs. Lena Riley in 1974, again in October 1981 by Jennifer Walker.

Allen-Graham Cemetery
From Wynne take US 64 east to the junction US 64 AR 284, travel south on AR 284 past the entrance to the Village Creek State Park. Turn left on the farm road just before the county line. The cemetery is in a small stand of trees and unkept. Surveyed by Howard Lehman.

Bay Village Cemetery
From Wynne take US 64 to Levesque. Turn left and travel Bay Village. The cemetery is on a hill on the left side of the highway just before entering Bay Village. Surveyed by Brandon Manley and Jimmie S. James.

Birdeye Cemetery
From Wynne travel east on US 64 to Levesque. Turn left on AR 163 and travel to Birdeye at the junction of AR 163 and AR 42. Turn west on Ar 42. The cemetery is on the north side of Ar 42 just outside Birdeye. The cemetery was surveyed by Jennifer Walker and Connie Austin.

Bowers Cemetery
From Wynne travel north on AR 1 to Cherry Valley. Turn right on AR 42, cross over the rail road and just before a bridge on the right, turn right. Travel a short distance and you will see the cemetery on top of a hill on the left. The cemetery was surveyed by Virginia Andrews, Essie Leaptrot, and Jackie Owens October 19, 1981.

Browning Cemetery
The Browning Cemetery is also known as the Gatlin Cemetery. From Wynne travel south on AR 1 to Fitzgerald Crossing. Turn east on CR 68 and travel to the junction of CR 68 and CR 221. Turn south on CR 221 and the cemetery can be found a short distance on the west side of CR 221. Surveyed by Kevin Brown, December 1980.

Catlett Cemetery
The Catlett Cemetery joins the Cogbill Cemetery on the southwest corner. The cemetery was surveyed by David Cauny, May 1981.

Cogbill Cemetery
From Wynne travel east on US 64 B to Air Park Roadand turn north. After a short distance you will find that the Air Park Road divides the cemetery. Florence Halstead, Johnnie Swan, Mary Dooley, David Cauny and Carolyn Cole surveyed this cemetery during the period October 1980 to May 1981.

Copeland Cemetery
This cemetery is located on the Copeland farm north of Levesque on AR 163. The cemetery is on private property. Surveyed by Etta Bostick in August 1982.

Crosslawn Cemetery
Travel north from Wynne on AR 1 for one mile. The cemetery is on the east side of the highway. Names of deceased furnished by Kernodle Funeral Home and compiled by Jimmie S. James.

Curve Cemetery
The Curve Cemetery is also known as the Martin Cemetery. From Wynne travel north on AR 1 to junction US 64 and turn left and travel to Fair Oaks. At Fair Oaks turn left on US 49 and travel 2 miles. Curve Cemetery is on the right side of the highway in front of a stand of trees. Surveyed by Jimmie S. James.

Deadrick-Hale Cemetery
This cemetery is also known as the Maget Cemetery. Located on private property on the John H. Johnston farm. Surveyed by Thomas Baker in 1961 and by Howard Lehman in 1981.

Dearing Cemetery
From Wynne travel east on US 64 B to AR 284 and turn south and travel about six miles to the New Hope Church and turn west. The cemetery will be about one mile from the church. Surveyed by Howard Lehman, Loma Caubble and Linda Williams of Ridgefield, Washington.

Ellis Cemetery
From Wynne travel west on AR 284 for about eight miles to the junction of AR 284 and AR 193. Turn south for a short distance then pick up AR 284 again by turning west on AR 284. The Ellis Chapel Church is located at this second junction of AR 193 and 284. The cemetery is about 1/4 mile west of the church and on the south side of AR 284. Surveyed by E. W. and Carroll Summers November 1981.

Halk Cemetery
From Wynne travel north on AR 1 to Cherry Valley and turn east on AR 42 to County Road 50 south. Pass the Bowers Cemetery for a short distance. The cemetery is on both sides of CR 50 just befor the junction of CR 50 and 149. Surveyed by J. D. and Hazel Lace, September 1980.

Halk Cemetery off US 64
From Wynne travel north on AR 1 to US 64 and turn west, travel five and on-half miles to CR 56 turn north . The cemetery is about two miles and located on the east side of CR 56. Surveyed by Virginia Andrews, Irene Champion and Jackie Owens, November 1981.

Hand Cemetery
Tis cemetery is also known as the Bell Cemetery. From Wynne travel north on AR 1 to Cherry Valley. Travel east on AR 42 to CR 47. Travel about two miles, the cemetery is located on the west side of CR 47 and in the THomas Hill Community. Surveyed by Virginia Andrews, Irene Champion and Jackie Owens, October 1981.

Harris Chapel Cemetery
From Wynne travel east on US 64 B to AR 285. Travel five and one-half miles to Harris Chapel Church and turn left at the church. Surveyed by David Cauny, October 1981.

Johnson Cemetery
From Wynne travel north on AR 1 to junction US 64 and turn left and travel approximately 6 miles and turn right on county road 56 and go 2 miles. The cemetery is on the right side of the road. Surveyed by Grace Jeffers, Faye Norciel, and Marjorie Hess.

Lewis Cemetery
From Wynne travel north on AR 1 to the junction of AR 1 and US 64. Turn west on US 64 and travel thirteen miles to Fair Oaks and turn north on US 49 and travel seven miles and turn east and go two miles, the cemetery is on the left. Surveyed by Mrs. AnnJohnson and daughter Tracey, Oct 1980.

Locust Grove Cemetery
This Cemetery is located near Parkin. Surveyed by Howard Lehman.

McElroy Community Cemetery
From Wynne travel west on AR 284 to the junction of AR 284 and AR 350. Turn south on AR 284 and 350 to McElroy. Continue on AR 350 past where AR 284 turns west. The cemetery is 3/10 mile past this junction and on the right side of the highway. Surveyed by Brandon Manley and Jimmie S. James.

Misner Cemetery
From Wynne travel north on AR 1 through Cherry Valley to Cr 34 and turn east on CR 34, travel to CR 132 and turn south on CR 132. The cemetery is a short distance from the junction of CR 34 and Cr 132 and on the west side of the road. Surveyed by J. D. and Hazel Lace, Cecil and Emma Lace, Robert and Louise Zirkle, Louise Holms, Loma Caubble, Ethel Stephens, Brandan Manley and Jimmie James.

Mt. Zion Cemetery
Located 2 miles east of Vanndale. Surveyed by Thomas A. Baker, Howard Lehman, Robby Harris, and Clyde Carter.

Mt. Zion M. B. Cemetery
Near Parkin. Surveyed by Howard Lehman.

Parkin Cemetery
From Wynne take US 64 east to Parkin. At Parkin take AR 184 north for 1 mile. The cemetery is on the right side of the highway. Surveyed by Howard Lehman.

Pope Cemetery
From Wynne take US 64 to Levesque, then take AR 163 north to Birdeye, turn left AR 42. The cemetery is 1 mile west of Birdeye and on the right side of the highway. Surveyed by Cecil Lace.

Riley Cemetery
This cemetery is located 1/2 mile east of Cherry Valley and then 1/2 mile south (I believe this cemetery is located on County Road 149. If you will provide the location of this cemetery, I'll be most grateful). Survey by J. D. and Hazel Lace.

Rose Cemetery
The Rose Cemetery is located west of Parkin on the Tipler Farm. Surveyed Howard Lehman.

Smith Chapel Cemetery
From Wynne travel 4 miles south on AR 1 to the junction AR 350 turn right on AR 350 and travel 3 miles. The cemetery is on the left side of the highway. Surveyed by Brandon Manley and Jimmie S. James.

Slocum Cemetery
From Wynne take US 64 to Fair Oaks. At junction US 49 turn north to Tilton. Turn right on AR 259 and travel 1 1/2 miles to County Road 111 and turn left, the cemetery is on the left side of the road. Surveyed by Nina Slocum.

Spraggins Cemetery
From Wynne take US 64 to Levesque and turn north on AR 163 and travel 3 miles to gravel road and turn left follow this road to a gap and take road to the right. Surveyed by Howard Lehman and Kevin Brown.

Stoner Cemetery
From Wynne take US 64 to Parkin. The cemetery is located 1 mile east of Parkin on the left side of US 64. Surveyed by Howard Lehman.

Togo Cemetery
The Togo Cemetery is located on the S. W. Wood Farm. Surveyed by Howard Lehman.

TYER Cemetery
From Wynne take AR 1 north to the Cross County and Poinsett County line. Turn right at the sign and travel 1/4 mile. The cemetery is just across the county line and located in Poinsett County. Surveyed by Essie Leaptrot and Jackie Owens. See Harry Vredingburgh's list.

Union Grove Cemetery
From Wynne take US 64 west to County Road 56 and turn right and travel 1 1/2 mile to a road on the right. The cemetery is at the end of this road. Surveyed by Melvin and Eileen Swaby.

Vanndale Cemetery
From Wynne take AR 1 to first Vanndale exit go east past the railroad for 1/4 mile, turn left on the first road. Surveyed by 7 young men on public project.

Walnut Grove Cemetery
From Wynne travel west on AR 284 to AR 284 and AR 350, go to County Road 66 and turn right the cemetery is 1/2 mile from the intersection of AR 350 and Cr 66.

Year     Month     Day
1881       3        1
 -86     -10      -13
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Since the numbers below are larger than those on top for both the month and day, you will have to borrow from the figures at the left just as you do in normal substraction. However, you cannot simply brow 30 days if the month happens to have 31, 28, or 29 days for leap year.

The month on the top line is March and has 31 days, therefore you add 31 to the day shown making 32 days. That Leaves 2 in the center, so you borrow 12 months from the year 1881. Now your substraction problem is much simpler:

Year     Month     Day
1880      14        32
 -86     -10       -13
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1784       4        18

This individual's birth date is 18 April 1784.