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  In 2016, I was informed by a descendant of the FRY Family, that the 3 burials within this once family burial ground were MOVED from there original burial location depicted here on this map by the Mach Coal Mine and the related Railroad that had purchased this right of way for a new rail line to be laid to the coal mine east of here. The Coal Mine and/or Railroad had the graves moved to the BECKER CEMETERY, WILLIAMSON COUNTY, ILLINOIS. The year that they were moved would have been after 2005 and prior to 2016. This information may need to be further verified.
  
  It is unknown whether or not all three burials were removed from the site as there was only one known and/or remaining grave marker. As of 2016, the railroad has yet to be installed, and it may be assumed that the railroad will never complete the installation due to the downturn in the coal mining industry.
  
  However, in the late 1960's or early 1970's there was a home and barn located at this site. Over time the buildings and fence rows were bull-dozed, potentially disturbing these family burial grounds.

  Added October 10, 2016 by D Jent