Ozark County Missouri,  Cemeteries in Ozark County,  Clayton and Hackler Graves
A SURVEY OF OZARK COUNTY CEMETERIES NINETY-ONE BURIAL SITES INVENTORIED 1986 – 1988
By: Connie Lyons

With Cemetery Histories by Various Contributors And A Miscellaneous of information
This Volume includes a Reprint Of Twenty-Four Cemetery Inventories Published in 1985
Published by the Ozark County Genealogical and Historical Society Gainesville, Missouri 1989
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Prepared by Willa-Beth Olson and Shirley Henry from the original publication.
Used by permission dated 28 Sep 2004.

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Clayton and Hackler Graves
T23, R16, S28
Located atop a glade on the Bea Etta Gray farm (now owned by  Estel  and
Sue Robirds) near Longrun

This small burial plot contains seven graves—all marked  by  fieldstones
with no inscriptions.  According  to  Mrs.  Gray,  there  have  been  no
interments there since she moved to the farm in 1925.

Mrs.  Johnny  Pollard,  also  of  Longrun,   furnished   the   following
information: All seven graves are of babies or  children,  two  Hacklers
(twins, Tom and Saryann), one Simpson, and one Gray, and the other three
are probably Claytons.

The road at one time went by this plot, Mrs. Gray told us, but that  now
is unfenced and in the middle of a pasture. Mrs. Gray also mentioned the
frave of a colored person on the Louis Wallace farm.  “It  is  near  the
road,” she said, “I used to go right by it when I walked to school.”