Pleasant Hill Cemetery (South-Black Section)

Pleasant Hill Cemetery (South-black section) is just over the fence from
the white section directly behind Pleasant Hill Baptist Church south of
Willisville. It has been neglected and looks like regular woods timber.
A few large cedar trees are in this old cemetery, which is about 3/4ths
of an acre in size. I believe there are many unmarked graves since the
markers are scattered over such a large area. From Willisville, go south
toward Waldo for 2.9 miles. Turn left on Rd. 6 and go almost one half
mile. Turn right and go 1/10th of a mile to the church and cemetery.
This cemetery is in the woods directly behind the fenced cemetery.

This record made in March, 1998 by Jerry McKelvy.

NAME                  BORN--- DIED                  REMARKS
Askew, Thomas  b. ---------  d. 10-18-1921 Ark. Pvt.-355 Labor BN OMC
Askew, Melissa 1844--- 7-21-1890 wife of S. Askew
Beasley, Pearl 3-7-1885--- 2-7-1907
Beasley, Mary 1855--- 1909
Bryant, Rhoda  b. ------------- d. 9-5-1912 age 92
Jamison, Pose  b. ------------ d. 10-25-1918 Ark. Sgt.-542 Labor Battn.
King, John T.  b. -------------- d. 5-7-1921 Ark. Pvt.-162 Depot Brig.
Loudermilk, Lou R. b. ------------- d.  7-26-1917

The following people were listed in the 1970 record, but the graves
could not be located  when this record was made.

Askew, Sallie
Askew, Simon
Beasley, Charlie
Beasley, Harrie
Beasley, Mellie
Beasley, Lola
Beasley, H. B.
Blake, Amynie
Blake, Dump
Davis, Eddie
Ellis, Charlie
Ellis, Edel
Elliot, Mollie
Gantt, Wash
Hall, Emerline
Hardiman, Febie
Hick, Mary
Infant (born dead)
Jene, Thomas
Jeasley, Dora
Jeasley, Dora
Johnson, King
Rowton, Martha
Rowton, Mettie
Rowton, Mabel
Rowton, Mary
Rowton, Olie
Rowton, Thomas Leene
Stanoke, Gene
Stearly, Father
Thornton, Mittie
Wincher, Missie
Witcher, Western
Witcher, Walter