According to the book "Pioneer History of Forsyth Co, GA" by Don L. Shadburn - Appendix K. "...The majority of gravesites, disinterred in 1956-57, were found in Forsyth, Hall and Gwinenett counties." "The records are filed in the Office of the US Army Corps of Engineers (Civilian), Buford, GA. They are filed as Plan II, Plan III, and Plan IV." "Authority: Relocation was authorized by the River and Harbor Act of 24 July 1946, in accordance with House Document No. 300, 80th Congress, 1st Session, and authorized by the Chief of Engineers on 6 January 1956." pg 688, Plan II Authority: Relocation was authorized by the River and Harbor Act of 24 July 1946, in accordance with House Document No. 300, 80th Congress, 1st Session, and authorized by the Chief of Engineers on 6 January 1956. "Designation of Cemeteries Relocated: ....consisted of eleven (11) cemeteries, containing a combined total of one hundred and eighty-one (181) graves. Descriptive Summary: A. Unnamed grave was relocated in the Beaver ruin Baptist Church Cemetery in Forsyth Co, GA. B. The Phillips Cemetery, containing twenty-eight (28) graves, five of which were identified. All graves were relocated in Shady Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Forsyth Co, GA. C. The Hendricks Cemetery contained seven (7) unknown graves. All graves were relocated in Beaver Ruin Baptist Church Cemetery, Forsyth Co, GA. D. The Welborn Cemetery contained seven (7) unknown graves. All graves were relocated in Beaver Ruin Baptist Church Cemetery, Forsyth Co, GA. E. The Old Beaver Ruin Cemetery contained twenty-nine (29) unknown graves. All graves were relocated in Beaver Ruin Baptist Church Cemetery, Forsyth Co, GA. F. An unnamed cemetery contained nine (9) unknown graves. All graves were relocated in Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery, Forsyth Co, GA. G. An unnamed grave contained one (1) unknown grave and was relocated in Shady Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Forsyth Co, GA. H. The Prater Cemetery contained two (2) unknown graves and four (4) known persons whose graves could not be identified. All graves were relocated in Sardis Baptist Church Cemetery, Hall Co, GA. I. The Jackson Cemetery containing four (4) known graves and five (5) unknown graves. All graves were relocated in South Bend Methodist Church Cemetery, Hall Co, GA. J. The Smith Cemetery, containing three (3) known and twenty-eight (28) unknown graves. All graves were relocated in the Antioch Methodist Church Cemetery, Hall County, GA. K. The Barry Hutchins Burial Ground, containing five (5) known graves and forty-six (46) unknown graves. All graves were relocated in the New Bethany Baptist Church Cemetery, Hall Co, GA. pg 689, Designation of Cemeteries Relocated: The contract covered the relocation of four (4) cemeteries, containing a combined total of one hundred and thirty-seven (137) graves. Forty-nine (49) graves in the Nuckolls Cemetery, forty-one (41) graves in the Carlisle Cemetery, ten (10) graves in an unnamed cemetery, and thirty-seven (37) graves in the Winn Cemetery. Disinterment and relocation of graves in the above sites was started by the contractor on Feb. 13, 1956, and completed on March 2, 1956." "Plan III - Descriptive Summary: A. The Nuckolls Cemetery, containing forty-nine (49) graves, five (5) of which were identified. This cemetery was used as a family cemetery. All graves were relocated in the New Chattahoochee Baptist Church Cemetery in Hall Co, GA, except the five (5) identifiable graves which were relocated in the Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery in Forsyth Co, GA. B. The Carlisle Cemetery, containing forty-one (41) graves, twenty-four (24) of which were identified. This cemetery was used as a family cemetery. All graves were relocated in the New Chattahoochee Baptist Church Cemetery in Hall Co, GA, except two (2) graves which were located in Cross Roads Baptist Church Cemetery in Forsyth Co, GA. C. An unnamed cemetery, containing ten (10) unknown graves. All graves were relocated in the New Chattahoochee Baptist Church Cemetery in Hall Co, GA. D. The Winn Cemetery, containing thirty-seven (37) graves, seven (7) of which were identified. This cemetery was used as a family cemetery. All graves were relocated in the New Chattahoochee Baptist Church Cemetery in Hall Co, GA, except the seven (7) identifiable graves which were relocated in the Robert Young, Sr. Cemetery. Actual disinternment and relocations of graves was started by the contractor on May 21, 1956, and all work was completed on May 30, 1956." pg 690, Plan IV - Designation of Cemeteries Relocated: "The contract with Little and Davenport Funeral Home, Gainesville, GA, consisted of twenty-five (25) cemeteries, containing a combined total of seven hundred and sixty-nine (769) graves. One grave in the Butler White Cemetery: one hundred and twenty (120) graves in Shoal Creek Baptist Church Cemetery; seven (7) graves in an unnamed cemetery; five (5) graves in the Mundy Cemetery; fifty-nine (59) graves in the Thornton Cemetery; one hundred (100) graves in the Spencer Hill Cemetery; three (3) graves in an unnamed cemetery; twenty (20) graves in the Beard Cemetery; four (4) graves in an unnamed cemetery; eleven (11) graves in the Wilson Cemetery; fifty-six (56) graves in the Hendrix Cemetery; two (2) graves in an unnamed cemetery; one hundred and two (102) graves in the Martin Pugh Burial Ground; one grave in an unnamed cemetery; twenty-eight (28) graves in Old Chattahoochee Church Cemetery; seventy-six (76) graves in the Chattahoochee Baptist Church Cemetery; thirteen (13) graves in an unnamed cemetery; twelve (12) graves in the Robinson No. 2 Cemetery; ten (10) graves in the McCleskey Cemetery; sixteen (16) graves in the Dunagan Cemetery; seventy-two (72) graves in the Thompson Cemetery; twenty (20) graves in the Whelchel Cemetery; and one (1) grave in an unnamed cemetery." Sorry for the length, but hope this helps someone. Mickie D. [email protected]