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Old Picketts Chapel Cemetery
Milltown, Adair County, Kentucky


Cemetery: Old Picketts Chapel Cemetery

Other: Pickett Cemetery

Sign: No

Street: Portland Rd or road # 1702

City: Milltown about 15 miles from Columbia

Township:

County: Adair

State: Kentucky

Nation: USA

Zip: 42728

Status: Abandoned

Size: Medium

Directions: from columbia take hwy 61 north about 10 miles go left on hwy 768 for 5 miles turn right just past tarters chapel church this is road # 1702 go for 1 mile til you get to the kesslers grocery bear left for 3 miles or so you will se Picketts Chapel church on your left the cemetary is about 300 yards behind the church in a wooded area in the field there is a newer cemetary next to the church this is the one used currently the old one is larger and is overgrown

Type: Road-public

Location: Rural

Terrain: Level

Watersource: No

Features: overgrown huge trees and brush some trees fallen over but has an old fence around it

Property: Private

Access: Open

Enclosure: Fence-Broken

Gate: Non-locking

Established: 1830

Gravestones: 50

Oldest: 1830

Newest: 1974

Removed: No

Relocated: No

Repairs: Yes

Methods: Adhesives

Restoration: Yes

Association: Yes

Records: Unsure

Inventory: Unsure

Availability:

Landscaping: No

Paths: No

Trees: Yes2

Crypts: No

Fencing: No

Brickwork: No

Ironwork: No

Sculpture: No

Fountains: No

Roads: No

Buildings: No

Cement: Yes

Granite: Yes

Marble: No

Native: Yes

Slate: Yes

Others: Yes

Wood: No

Materials: Unsure

Architectural: Yes

Angels: No

Draperies: No

Fraternal: Unsure

Hands: Yes

Lambs: Yes

Monograms: Unsure

Plants: Yes

Photos: Yes

Religious: Yes

Scrollwork: No

Urns: No

Carvings: Yes

Condition: Cemetery neglected

Unmarked: Yes

Broken: Yes

Toppled: Yes

Disintegrating: Yes

Buried: Yes

Weather: Yes

Pollution: No

Vandalized: Yes

Report: No

VA: Gravestones-Overturned

VA: Gravestones-Broken

Overgrowth: Gravestones-Damaging

GroundCover: Yes

Moss: Yes

Vines: Yes

Drainage: Good

Problem: Apathy

Owner: Religious

Use: Agricultural

Bordering: Agricultural

Change: Same

Reason: Agriculture

Visited: Rarely

Archeology: No

Habitat: Yes

Contacted: looked into attorney generals website but it looked too complicated to mess with

Surnames:

Beard, Burris, Keltner, Pickett, Rodgers, Rogers, Stotts

Other Information:

Lots of nice stones but so much vegetation, some are covered up there was an effort by the community a few years ago to clean up the graveyard it went through, lots of overgrowth removed, but it was never maintained after that, so it is in the same shape again lots of stones have been trampled by cattle.

Support:

adair county historical society

 

Submitted by:
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name: Brent Beard

Email: c_lliford1@yahoo.com

Date: 07/30/2002


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