This old cemetery located on the Sulphur Springs Road in section #8 in Henry township was established on 28 Dec 1847 when Emsley Brookshire deeded land to Nathen Palmer, Nathan Pressnell and Joseph Pressnel, elected trustees of the newly established Wesleyan Methodist church, with Emsley Brookshire as the Minister. It is the burial ground for the former members of the church.    Several members of the Alfred Lafferty family are reportedly buried here in unmarked graves. "Alf" and his wife Sarah Ann had a family of 14 children. By checking death records at the county health department I was only able to come up with some of the children. There supposedly several Lafferty infant children also buried here. Also it is highly likely that Wiley Wall is buried here along with his wife Jereter.    The little burial ground is hidden from view from the road by tall pine trees and is very well maintained by the Bruce Dudley family and is regularly mowed and trimmed. The last known burial was in 1928.