This cemetery is located on Knisley Ridge approximately 200 yards off of Co Rd 89, on the Robert & Jackie Goddard farm.  Cemetery sets off to the left, up on a hill in a slightly wooded area of a pasture.  Cemetery is fenced but not well cared for.  Updated May 2003 by Steve Bowers.

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Goddard, John W.	15 Mar 1857	12 Jul 1937	-
Goddard, Amanda Cozart	1862	18 Dec 1907	w/o John W
Goddard, Harry L.	26 Jun 1896	10 Mar 1908	s/o J.W. Goddard
Goddard, Nicholas H.	25 Feb 1867	4 Jan 1943	-
Goddard, Clara B. Butler	8 Feb 1870	21 Jun 1932	w/o N.H.
Goddard, Friend W.	-	-	No Marker
Goddard, Celia Hafer	-	-	No Marker - w/o Friend
Goddard, Clyde W.	20 Nov 1908	9 Nov 1910	-
Goddard, Harriet Ann	1884	1960	-
Johnson, Christine	1883	1941	-
Johnson, Elmer	1884	1926	-
Finch, Wilford M.	9 Jun 1864	13 Mar 1943	-
Hafer, John	-	-	No Marker
Hafer,	-	-	w/o John - No Marker

There are two field/foot stones with the initials A.B.G. and H.L.G.

There are three concrete stones measuring about 8" X 12" X 1" that bear no markings at all.

Bessie Goddard Goudy, daughter of N. H. & Clara B. Goddard related a story to
Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Finnicum about a Gypsy Camp located on Whetstone Creek.  
One of them died and was allowed to be buried in this cemetery.  There are
other unmarked graves.

NAD 1927

039 40 50.55 N

080 43 28.84 W