Follow Songer Cemetery Road past the cemetery west. The road will make a sharp turn south and on the east side of the road south (about 1 or 2 miles) you will see some head stones between the road and a fence. The last time I saw this was in 2007 and I have not been back to Ill. since. There was tractor tire imprints in the dirt and if memory still serves there was a large tree on the site but before you reach the fence. I think that I saw some inscriptions on one of the stones which may give you a clew who is there but I don't remember fully. If you do not know about this, check it out. Loral

You have done an excellent job with all of the photos in the cemeteries where my relatives are buried. I wish I had the time to come to Illinois myself to look through Pate and Oakridge cemeteries to find other grave locations of relatives that are said to be buried in these cemeteries!

I checked out some of the grave pics with the names..awsume...My moher 88 is from danville vermillion county (Betty Jean Cosat)...she was telling me all the names and all the reltiives buried in Danvilles gaves..i guess my question is ,,is there a list in alpabetical order of graves?..i have cosats, martins.corders and she cant remember the names of the grave yards..so i was hoping there was an list?..thank ou so much for your work and dedication

This is a great site. We visited the Pate Cemetery last summer and found the headstone of my Great-Great-Great Grandfather, Amos Wilson. His headstone is located on the old side of the cemetery and you have two pictures of it on your website. Do you know what the iron piece next to the headstone is? Also, we believe he was married to Sarah Pate on Sept. 14, 1856. The only headstone for a Sarah shows she was married to a man named Jones. I couldn't see another headstone with the name Sarah. Do you have any ideas on this?

Thanks for your help.

Thomas Seacrist