Report Abstracts

On the afternoon of March 23, 2000, I visited the cemetery with an assistant. It was immediately clear that it was definitely a cemetery, as there were numerous east-west oriented linear depressions with field stones at west and east ends of many of the graves.

Two abandoned cemeteries are located on Engelhard Corporation's property immediately northwest of the McIntyre city limits (Figure 1). Both are adjacent to a settling pond that is associated with the processing of kaolin.

The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) wishes to widen a portion of State Bridge Road in northern Fulton County.

This is a brief report of investigations at an abandoned cemetery in Washington, Georgia. The cemetery is located within a 34-acre tract that is currently owned by Mr. O.A. Denard. The wooded tract is a potential site of a proposed apartment complex for senior citizens.

The Freeman Cemetery is a small, family burial ground located in the sparsely developed southeast portion of the town of Arcade (Figure 1), in south central Jackson County.

Pursuant to Georgia Code Section 36-72, on April 13, 1999, an archeological survey was conducted at a small cemetery on the property of Mr. Art Bennett in Wal ton County, Georgia. Mr.

Per your request, on behalf of Southeastern Archeological services, I conducted archival research and archaeological investigation of a known cemetery on the north side of Pope Road about 650 ft west of Pedenville Road in western Pike County.

I report herein on my archeological delineation of a cemetery located north of Bos Circle in northwestern Walton County (see Figure 1).

On December 15, 1998, during a public meeting regarding the proposed widening of US 78/SR 17, Mr. Greg Harden reported there was an abandoned cemetery on his property, and that it was very close to, or within, the proposed new right-of-way. I made arrangements with Mr.