ABERSOLD, Anna - 21 Mar 1822 - 9 Dec 1891
ABERSOLD, William - 21 June 1839 - 16 Nov 1904
ABERSOLD, David - 24 May 1846 - 3 Nov 1902
ABERSOLD, Samuel - 15 Feb 1831 - 10 Apr 1890
ABERSOLD, Magdaline - 14 May 1802 - 18 Aug 1891
ABERSOLD, Catherine - 6 Nov 1841 - 5 Apr 1904
ARMAN, Lulu - w/o A Arman - 1888 - 1918
BOYD, Elsie J - 27 Mar 1967 - 16 Sept 1902
CLARK, Friend - s/o R & A - 6 June 1892 - 23 Sept 1892
CLARK, Earnest - s/o Irven & E D - 20 Apr 1878 - 22 Sept 1897
CLARK, Lucy M - ------ - 19 May 1833 - 3/7/15
CLARK, James I - s/o Samuel & Catherine - 5 Mar 1854 - 39/4/28
GILMORE, Marion - 17 Jan 1850 - 23 Feb 1893
HUFF, William - 1819 - 1908
LEAP, R C - s/o R C & N - 23 Mar 1869 - 27/2/16
LEHEW, Catherine - 4 June 1826 - 11 Feb 1898
LEHEW, Catherine's grave is enclosed by a fence. There are no other markers but evidence of other graves.
LOVEALL, Georgianna Wells - 1870 - 1913
PALMER, Twin infants of Harry & Lou Palmer - b & d Apr 1904
POSTLEWAIT, Emory Elmer - 30 Dec 1879 - 5 Mar 1917
WELLS, Henry Clay - s/o R N & D B - ----- - 5 Oct 1844 no ages
WELLS, Susannah - d/o R N & D B - 29 July 1851 - 1/3/29
WELLS, Mary H - d/o C L & C B - 7 Apr 1806 - 1 Feb 1908
WELLS, Margaret Bell - w/o Charles P - 4 Jan 1846 - 4 Jan 1874
WELLS, Mary Bell - infant - age 3 mo & 22 d - no dates given
WELLS, David McMechen - s/o C P & R - 4 Aug 1836 - 15/11/4
WELLS, Ephram O - s/o Charles & Rachel - 26 Dec 1828 - 17/11/10
WELLS, Charles P - 30 May 1785 - 3 May 1850 (Death date is probably 1856. Will made 1 May 1856; probated 1857.
WELLS, Rachel - w/o C P - 1 June 1781 - no death date
WELLS, James M - 31 Dec 1856 - 12/1/-
YOHO, Roy Ray - s/o Friend & Laura - 9 Aug 1896 - 2 Nov 1936
YOST, David - s/o N & E - 4 Apr 1852 - 6 May - 1852

NOTE: Harry and Lou Fair Palmer lived at Proctor in the early years of 1900. He was an undertaker. Later he moved to Pine Grove and established his business there. They were the parents of the twins mentioned above.

The Wells Family were early settlers in this area and the Mobay Chemical Co. is built on this property, (known at one time as Well's Bottom). The cemetery is on the Wells' Farm also.

From Marshall County cemetery book by Ethel Briggs.

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