Worley Marker, Madison, Alabama

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This file was contributed and copyrighted by:
James E Hinkle
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October 2003

Surveyed by James E. Hinkle on 25 July 2003

General Notes:
The Worley Marker, labeled with a cemetery symbol and the name Worley on an old 
map of Madison County is located on the west side of Old Gurley Pike, 
approximately 0.3 mile south of Cherry Tree Road.  It is unknown if there was 
ever more than one marker at this location.

At the time of the survey, this market was at the base of two trees 
approximately 50 years west of Old Gurley Pike.  The marker and trees were in a 
soybean field and it is estimated that there is little to no maintenance of this 
site other than what the farmer might provide.


WORLEY, Henry F.           19 Dec 1850 - 10 Mar 1916        "Gone but not forgotten"