Division F Block 7 posed problems during our inventory. Headstones exist in what should be pathways, many headstones are missing, database has conflicting entries, and we did not discover any existing family plot boundary markers. We found it difficult to determine the exact boundaries for family sections here. Our best guess is:

Division F Block 7 holds three 18ft by 18ft family sections. Each family section has space for at least ten adult graves and these adult size spaces are numbered (for the purpose of our inventory) one through ten.

                        6    7    8    9    10

           South						North
                        1    2    3    4    5

The space numbers in the lists below refer to the location of the grave marker and not necessarily the location of the body. Sometimes a grave marker sits in between two spaces and is labeled to reflect that (e.g. 1/2 sits in the middle of space 1 and space 2). The marker may have been originally placed in that location or shifted to that area due to soil erosion. If a grave marker holds more than one name we have not attempted to guess which space holds which body unless a footstone or other evidence makes the placement clear. It is common to find two or three markers in one "grave" space, especially where children have been buried.

Division F Block 7 is bounded on the west by the remains of an early western brick wall.