Keyes Cemetery
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I drive by this cemetary everyday and I see a whole bunch of cemetaries around this area but these 4 stones are facing the opposite way of the traditional east-west. I tried to read who they were and to see if I could find out by the name of they were not allowed in the cemetery across the road or anything else. Hoping someone knows who and/or why they are by themselves.
I have noticed this cemetery while driving by for the last 4 years. There are 4 graves, 2 large and 2 small perhaps a family. The writing on the tombstones is almost illegible except for the name "Lorenzo Keyes" on a large tombstone and the year 1811.
If someone knows the history of this tiny cemetery, it would be very much appreciated.