This burial ground was used by the family of Capt. Matthew Farley a Veteran of the Revolutionary War. It is located in the tree-line in a little woods on the Dorothy Myers farm in Franklin Township section #17 about one-half mile North of County Road #700N and one-half mile East of county Road #250E. It is has been neglected for many years and is completely overgrown. There are several pieces of grave markers here, but a few are still readable. I suspect there are more burials here than are listed in this list that was recorded in 1932 by C. S. Goar. A Memorial marker has been placed in the Lewisville cemetery in honor of Capt. Matthew Farley, but he is buried here in this little Farley family plot.

NAME	BORN	DIED	OTHER
Ball, Mercy Farley	25 Apr 1825	5 Jan 1846	W of E. Ball, D of J. & R.
Farley, Joseph	27 Nov 1797	23 Nov 1861	S of Matt & Esther Farley
Farley, Joseph H.	10 Feb 1818	25 Feb 1845	S of Matt & Jane Farley
Farley, Matt	29 Nov 1792	15 Feb 1849	H of Jane Harvey, S of M&E
Farley, Nancy	24 Mar 1836	20 Aug 1847	D of Matt & Jane Farley
*Farley, Capt. Matt	24 Oct 1759	27 Feb1837	H of Esther McMullen Farley
*Farley, Esther McMullen	17 Feb 1764 3	Apr 1838	W of Capt. Matthew Farley
*Unmarked Graves