Woody - Mitchell Cemetery
McDowell County WV

Contributor: Phyllis A. Coburn Griffith
  
Directions: Go up the Big Creek Road 2.9 miles to the intersection 
with the Mountain Fork road. Keep left on the Mountain Fork road 
for 2.7 miles. At the road intersection at the mouth of Split 
Fork, keep left for .8 miles to a pipe gate. At the gate turn 
right on a mine road and go .2 miles to an abandoned mine. The 
cemetery is on the ridge to the right (across from the mine). A 
jeep trail leads from the mine to the cemetery. 
  
There are several graves on this cemetery, but most stones are 
not legible. 
  
The cemetery is very over grown, but now has a road build to 
it that can be used if a person has four wheel drive. Of the 
large number of graves marked by field stones and other stones, 
these ten were the only ones we could find that were marked 
well enough for us to read.
 
HICKS,Chaturn  							(Homemade metal marker)
HICKS,Harald D.   	Feb.?  			July 194(?)
HICKS,Raymond  		Feb. 14, 1924 		Oct. 3, 1984

MITCHELL,Dan  							(Homemade metal marker--this grave is located in an area covered with trees.)
MITCHELL,,Hattie   	May 1, 1910  		June 15, 1951
MITCHELL,Mary  		May 7, 1903 		Aug. 16, 1953


WOODIE,Mamie   		May 14, 1916  		1947
WOODY,Alex   		April 15, 1862 		March 30, 1930	(Maybe Aley Woody)
WOODY,Jessie D. 	April 26, 1931  	July 1932
WOODY,Mary Wanco  	Oct. 17, 1840 		Oct. 17, 1940?	(Maybe Wingo rather than Wanco) Born  Died 
  


  



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