Black-Moseley Cemetery

Originally surveyed March 2000 by Wayne N. Carpenter. Surveyed and photographed by Angela Cassidy March 16,
2007. Found F. F. Wynn missing from original survey, and one new stone, Wollschlager, dated 2005. Photos have been
added. If the surname is in color, it's a link to a photo of the tombstone. If the given name is also in color, there is a
second photo of the stone or of a military stone or grouping of stones. The cemetery is maintained, although it has not
been mowed all winter. The stone of Benjamin Smith is broken and leaning against a tree. With the thick, dead grass,
it was impossible to locate the base of the stone to know where it came from.

Directions: Leave Quincy on Hwy 267 south, now called Pat Thomas Parkway. From Interstate 10, exit at Hwy. 267
and go south. At Wetumpka, turn left on Old Federal Road (Hwy 65-B). Travel 1.6 miles and the cemetery is on the left .
2 miles past the 90 degree left turn. It is directly across from the junction with Bear Creek Road.

Landscape Views: Black Mosley Sign, The Moseley Clark Stanfill section sign, Moseley Clark Stanfill section,
Landscape View, Area Dedicated to the Families of James and Neil Black