In "Footprints of Bourbon County Families," it appears that Drywood is a township area, not specifically a town in and of itself. It is in the far lower right of the county, bordered on the north by Scott Twp (location of Fort Scott) and on the west by Pawnee. Missouri is on the east. Town of Garland is included in it, but Garland was named Applewood first, Elnor, and Memphis in what was Drywood Twp. It appears that the area includes at least 4 cemeteries: Tweedy; Spence; Custard; and Glor and, I think (if I am reading the map correctly) Pleasant View and Conner. Hope this helps. Regards, Ellen Bisson mailto:thebissons@worldnet.att.net PLAINO4@aol.com wrote: > > Hello. Is there someone on the list that might have any information on an old > town called Drywood? On the 1895 map, it appears to be near Garland and > Arcadia. I am looking specifically for cemeteries in that area that one JOEL > PERRY JACKSON, d. 20 Dec 1864 might be interred. Thank you for any help. > Kirsten > PLAINO4@aol.com