From LA HWY 117, turn west on Bellwood Church Road, then go approximately 2 miles. There will be a small road that cuts off to the right into the woods. Pass a fenced-in gravesite (Masseys) on the left and then not very far after that the road will turn back to the left. Stop here and walk down the clay road until it dead-ends into an unmarked cemetery. Local residents indicate that this is the Moss Cemetery.

There are a number of burials which are either unmarked, or marked but with no names or dates. Many of the burials are marked only by large rocks.

The cemetery is in an area of rolling hills and deep ravines. While in need of tender loving care,the cemetery has a sense of quiet solitude, shaded by large trees that are draped with moss.

BOSWELL, Golie (4 Oct 1886 / 18 Feb 1906)

Wife of G.C. Boswell

COOK, Fred (2 Dec 1921 / 11 Oct 1922)

Gone to a better land

COOK, Polley McClendon (5 Mar 1863 / 24 Jan 1908)

In Heaven

MASSEY, Bettie (12 Mar 1854 / 12 Mar 1930)

Age 76

Wife of M.V. Massey

Resting in hope of a glorious resurrection.

MASSEY, M.V.B.

CO F 6 LA CAV C.S.A.

MASSEY, Julia (23 May 1877 / 10 Oct 1885)

MOSS, Enoch (10 Dec 1872 / 10 Apr 1937)

(Double stone: J.E. Moss)

MOSS, J.E. (12 Jul 1895 / 24 Jun 1922)

John Ed Moss

PFC Co E 43 Infantry WWI

MOSS, Infant Son ( 24 Apr 1913 )

Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Moss

MOSS, Alice McClendon (25 Jan 1884 / 9 Sep 1927)

(Double stone: Homer Moss)

MOSS, Homer (16 Dec 1882 / 6 Nov 1944)

God gave, He took, He will restore,

He doeth all things well

MOSS, John (10 Dec 1837 / Aug 1908)

At Rest

Possible unmarked burials:

Simeon Moss (Morse) and wife, Martha Deborah Broadway