
the burial location for three hundred to five hundred slaves, along with family members of post-emancipation generations. Flat rocks and solid slabs of arched stone, and crudely etched, hand-cut, river-rock markers, are scattered throughout the cemetery, along with numerous unmarked graves. Prewitt family descendants, both black and white, are determined to keep up the cemetery and deal with the forces of man and nature that have damaged many of the markers.