This record states that there are records of the burials. I am not sure if this is the same cemetery I am thinking of, but there are no records for it, if it is the same one. There is no location recorded for those burial records. Question: If records exist, where are they? Where Hannon Rupert get the info that there were records? The cemetery that I am thinking of is known now by another name.....Cowen?? not sure.... whoever owns the land now....... and I understood that many of the graves were moved to the new Langley Cemetery years ago, but not all. Is anyone in the community trying to do a clean up of the cemetery? Seems like an excellent opportunity to record the graves there, discover the stones buried, and perhaps have a local gen society write a book listing those graves, maybe including pictures. Yvonne In a message dated 12/4/2005 3:22:34 PM Eastern Standard Time, BHooten233@aol.com writes: THANKS TO HANNON RUPERT Date: 11/17/00 - Updated January 04, 2001 Cemetery: Old Langley Street: Between Highway 421 Tutt St. Exit and Piney Heights Rd. 333930N 0815737W City: Graniteville Township: County: Aiken State: South Carolina Nation: USA Zip: Nearby: Main Street Land Type: Public Status: Abandoned Accessible: Yes Unmarked graves: Yes Graves within: 100 Oldest grave: 1750 Newest grave: 1950 Records: Yes Inventory: Unsure Records location: Owner: Condition: Cemetery neglected Vandalism Restricted Access Overgrown-trees Overgrown-ground cover Overgrown-vines Broken Headstones Buried Headstones Disintegrating Headstones Fallen Headstones Previous contacts: I E-MAILED A COMPLAINT TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT. THERE HAS ALSO BEEN AN ARTICLE IN THE NEWS PAPER ABOUT THE CEMETERY. Work Status: No work started as of yet Submitted by / Contact for additional Information: name: SHANNON RUPERT Email: Katnap98@aol.com