"Day, Dennis" <Dennis.C.Day@Williams.com>
Date: Thursday, July 26, 2001 
Subject: Old Beech Creek Cemetary
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My name is Dennis Day. I live in Greenville,MS. My father in law is S. B. Boyett of Winn Parish LA. In the archives of the names listed in the Old Beech Creek cemetary are two unmarked graves, thought to be A.V.B. &
C.L.B. children of Mary Bass. They are actually my father in law's sisters (died in childbirth). Avis Vernell & Gladys Boyett are the children of Sylvester Boyett & his wife Ida J. (Couch) Boyett buried in the newer Beech Creek Cemetery. My father in law has visited the site on several occasions. He said that his father buried the children and made the markers himself. 
The "G" has eroded and looks like a "C" on Gladys's marker. I saw the report by Mr. Holly and felt the need to clarify their existence. Thank you very much.
You have a fantastic site!
Dennis Day