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  In 1845 F.B. Miller was one of five early settlers in Burrell Township. We donÍt know if the cemetery was on his land or not. It is a large cemetery, about 2 acres, but the stones are in the west end. It is fenced with many trees and there are many broken stones. There is a story that a man, for some unknown reason, broke these tombstones.
  

  Added January 31, 2017 by Malorie Irving