WYATT CEMETERY

Hill School was located 4 miles south, 1 west of Gotebo on the Edward Hill land. It was a one room school from 1907 to 1939. The school was the site of the community activities, such as spellling and cyphering matches, standing room only at the box suppers and Christmas programs. Heat was furnished by the big black stove in the middle of hte room, and kerosene lamps provided the light. The thriving community dwindled away when the school was closed. Nearby, on a plot of land donated by Buren Wyatt from a corner of his homestead, was the cemetery. The cemetery is 4 miles south and 2 west of Gotebo, east of Hobart about 9 miles off the old Ozark Trail.

ATCHLEY, Malinda		  8/25/1849	 3/11/1902

BILLINGTON, May		               1875	      1910

BILLINGTON, Tom		               1873  	      1930

BLUBAUGH, Ada		          2/19/1913	11/15/1915

	D/O G and L BLUBAUGH
 
BLUBAUGH, Haden		          6/15/1907	 7/06/1908
	
	S/O G and L BLUBAUGH

CHURCH, Archie		          3/10/1909	  6/09/1901

DOBBS, Infant Son		 11/08/1921	 11/08/1921

DOBBS, Roy Lee		          8/20/1920	  4/25/1922

EVANS, William		          6/19/1859	  3/29/1907

HEDDEN, Effie		          6/16/1904

	Wife of J. V. Age 29 years, 5 months 15 days

WYATT, Buren		          2/15/1836	 12/12/1915

WYATT, John B. 		          1/19/1858	  4/17/1908

WYATT, Malissa J. 		  8/14/1850	  2/16/1907

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