To reach this cemetery, go about nine miles from Coleman on FM 568 and make a right turn (east) onto a dirt road just after you round a sharp curve to the north with a large oak tree on the right.  Go along this dirt road for a mile and the cemetery will be on your right.

       This cemetery is all that is left of a turn of the century (1900) Seventh Day Adventist Colony.  It is said that some graves were moved after the colony dissolved.

       This cemetery was fenced in 1983, but is still a bit brushy.  Some stones have been lost to vandals and clearing of brush.  Most of the graves are in the northeast part of the fenced area.  Due to the small number of graves, reading was in a random manner.

SHIPMAN, Margaret A. - Feb 18, 1844 - Dec 27, 1905 - "wife of A. L. Shipman"

(RATCLIFF, F. I. (Bryan) - Apr 23, 1849 - Oct 18, 1909 - wife of D. A. Ratcliff - stone missing)
(RATCLIFF, D. A. - Aug 9, 1845 - Feb 6, 1913 - UCV - stone missing since earlier reading)

(GRON, Mary L. - Mar 24, 1890 - July 7, 1906 - dau of J. G. & J. A. Gron - stone missing)

LIEBMAN, Melisa - Apr 25, 1859 - Jan 3, 1910 - "wife of E. Liebman"

QUINN, Vera May - Jan 18, 1906 - Jan 31, 1914 - "dau of J. W. & Annie Quinn"
QUINN, J. H. - Jan 19, 1916 - Jan 31, 1916 - "son of J. W. & Annie Quinn"

HARPER, Era - Jan 10, 1904 - Apr 15, 1914 - "dau of J. H. & M. E. Harper"

CHATFIELD, Wm. A. - (1872) - (Aug 8,) 1932   (CS)
CHATFIELD, John E. - 1918 - 1918                    (CS)
CHATFIELD, Mary J. - 1881 - 1928                   (CS)
CHATFIELD, Norman V. (Valentine) - 1906 - 1907
CHATFIELD, Norman - 1841 - 1910