From Hopkinsville at intersection of East 7th Street and Highway 107 N, take Highway 107 N for 14.5 miles.
Turn left at Red Bridge and go about 4.6 miles.  Turn left on a dirt road and go about 1 mile.  This cemetery is near
Bull Creek.  You cannot get to the cemetery in a car.
Photos, inscriptions and annotations are from Wanda Nell Wells Barnes.  Wanda last visited this cemetery
in 2001 with her husband Sherrill Barnes and her brother Kenneth Wells.  Wanda and Kenneth
are the great great grandchildren of Riley and Mary Ann (Polly) Grace Wells.

Octavia L. Jordan WELLS December 14, 1850 January 23, 1903 Daughter of John and Grizzy Jordan  Married 4 February 1875 to William Henry Wells
	Edmund R. WELLS  1824-1869 Edmund Riley Wells was born June 4, 1824 the son of  Wyatt Wells and Nancy Ganes. He married  June 20, 1844 to Mary Ann (Polly) Grace
Goldie Lee WELLS Inf. Of N. D & Dora      July 27, 1905       July 19, 1906 Daughter of Novie D. Wells and Dora Alice Lamb
	Lille F. WELLS September 21, 1887 January 15, 1903 Daughter of Finis Wells and Margaret C. (Tiny) Wells
W. H.  WELLS February 4, 1851 April 7, 1928   William Henry Wells was the son of  Edmund Riley Wells and  Mary Ann (Polly) Grace He married 4 February 1875 to Octavia L. Jordan
No Photo Available For Mary Ann Wells	Mary Ann Wells                          Mary Ann was the daughter of William Grace  August 31, 1826                           and  Nancy McLean. March 27, 1908                           Wife of Edmund Riley Wells                                                       She was known as Polly

END NOTES:
There are several sandstone or fieldstone markers.  Hubert and Hershel Wells are listed in this cemetery,
but they are buried at Johnsons Chapel Cemetery with their parents and other family members.

Kenneth O. Wells and Sherrill Barnes, the old gate to the cemetery.
Photo  2001

©Wanda Nell Wells Barnes

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