RpKSaiL6@aol.com wrote: > > Barb, > > Glad you have found Hillis. I remember Hiltonia from when I was little. So > many of these small places have just disappeared. We were looking for the > longest time forCameron, and a trace of a gravesite somewhere around > Jarrell's Pond, on the other end of Screven Co., off of Hwy 17. > And there are many details that often lead nowhere. > > Looks like you are finally making some headway, however. > Regards, > > Cyndi > Just before you reach Jarrell's Pond, on the same side of the road and overlooking the pond, is the Young family cemetery. The brick wall surrounding it is in good condition except of one crack caused by a tree root. Unfortunately, some xxxxxxx removed every headstone in the cemetery sometime within the last 30 years. Continuing South on 17, the next dirt road to the right (1/4 mi.?) goes to the old site of Cameron; no discernable trace remains. I looked for the old Cameron cemetery which is supposed to be near that dirt road but was unable to find it. Further South, there is a road to the left. Just beyond it is some sort of log storage or paper mill operation. Immediately beyond that is a stand of young pine trees within which is another cemetery (Evans???) which is fairly clean and unvandalized. Should you find that Cameron cemetery, please let me know: there were some intermarriages between them and the Youngs. Jim