Dorman Cemetery, Gallatin County, KY

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                           Dorman Cemetery
                          Sayersville Road
                      Gallatin County, Kentucky


 Name                         Born        Died  Relationship

 E. D. Crouch           01-03-1816  02-03-1889  Husband of Susan M. Crouch

 Susan M. Crouch           No Date     No Date  Wife of E. E. Crouch

 Alice Crouch Dorman          1840        1888  Wife of John W. Dorman

 John W. Dorman               1837        1925

 Eld. John W. Lee       02-20-1817  03-15-1898  Husband of Georgie C. Lee

 Georgie C. Lee            No Date     No Date  Wife of Eld. John W. Lee

 Live W. Lindsay                    08-30-1871  Wife of V. T. Lindsay, M.D.

 Cattie Williams        08-21-1843  04-02-1872  Wife of W. I. Williams


 This cemetery is located on Sayersville Road in the corner of a fence
and is visible from the road. The Crouch monument is a rather tall square
stone and has been knocked over as has the Lee monument. Due to the size of the
Crouch monument it is impossible to see if there is another name on the side
that is down. E.D. and Susan M. Crouch's names are on the sides that would be
back to back and the third visible side is blank. The Lee monument is also
too heavy to place back on it's base, but because of the way it landed it was
possible to lift the stone and read all four sides.