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  I first came here as a child of about 6 back in 1958. I came here with my grandmother, Mary Pearl Dabbs Liles whose father, William Alonzo Dabbs, and Dabbs relatives are here.
  
  I’ve always loved old cemeteries and found the Dabbs to be well kept and peaceful to stroll through. I still manage a visit at least once or twice a year.

  Added September 22, 2018 by Robert Liles