Located on Rocky Fork Road state route 626, near the intersection of Day Town Rd. When you cross the Railroad tracks take the sharp left dirt road, then take the right turn up the hill. Cemetery is located there on the hill, it is spread out. There are 4 different parts. 
 

1st lot 

Edd Delong   03-07-1898 - 10-21-1951   "Gone But Not Forgotten"

Presley
Riley  11-15-1887  - 03-02-1963
Louie  06-03-1877  -  11-29-1961

3 marked by stone 

Ellen Day  03-27-1855 -05-07-1926 
 "A Tender Mother & Wonderful Friend"

G.A. Day  10-30-1849  - 09-20-1923  "Gone but Not Forgotten"

Rock Marker (unknown)

Wilma Jean Presley  02-03-1935 - 05-31-1937

Darle Presley  07-25-1931 - 07-25-1931

A marker was lying at the enterance of the cemetery. It appears to be a new marker, but isn't marking a grave. It reads the following:
James M. Day   CO K     64 Virginia  Inf.  CSA
10-20-1844 - 07-13-1923  POW

2nd lot

Oma F. Roberts  b.July 08 ??? - d.August 10 ???

2 marked by stones

R.E. Jones  02-18-1887 - 09-04-1921 
"Sleeping in Christ, Gone But Not Forgotten"

Martha Jones  b. 18?? - d. 1936

R.G. Jones died 08-04-1918  age 64 yrs.

One marked by stone

Guy Jones  07-07-1916 - 03-01-1943  "In Loving Memory"

3rd. Lot

Bolling
Henery V.  05-07-1905 - 11-01- 1975
Elizabeth R.  07-23-1909 - 12-24-1993

Bobby Guy Bolling Sr.  1932 - 2000

Pearl (Day) Wampler  07-24-1897 - 004-4-1951  "Mother"

 Larry Roger Addington   d. 11-07- 1947

Day
Mae Ruth   1920
James Roy  1912 - 1971 
"In God's Care"

Phyllis Ann Day  09-18-1944 - 04-06-1947  "Asleep in Jesus"

Eugene Wilson  1932 - 1938

Day
E.M.Charlie   07-14-1879 - 1960
Vona  12-03-1885 - 04-01-1947

Mollie A. Hill  1901 - 1968 
"Beloved mother your body will rise a beautiful star"

Gibson
Eulice  10-21-1919 - 01-31-1973  "Husband"
Blanche 07-23-1921 - 11-08-1998  "Wife"
"Married 12-08-1939"
Eulice's footstone reads  Virginia  SI  US NAVY  World War II 

Anna P. Watts  1909 - 1972  "So Faithfull to All"

Marked by a wooden cross

Watts
Homer  1912 - 1975
Rausa V  1893 - 1975  "Beloved Peace Marker"
W. Tommy  1889 - 1970 
"Remember me as you pass by as you are now once was I."

Marked by wooden cross

Ina Supthin  06-10-1910 - 12-05-1939  "She was the sunshine to our lifes"

Tilden Thomas Sutphin  12-05-1939 - 12-07-1939

Irwin
Hazel   1916 - 1996
Charlie 1907 - 1974

Allie F. Irwin  02-18-1889 - 04-03-1950  "She Believed & Sleeps in Jesus"

These graves are also part of The Day Cemetery 
they are located on top of the hill.

Robert Day   1867 - 10-23-1921  " Come ye Blessed"

Emily Day 04-21- 1847 - 08-15-1920  "Saved by Grace Alone"

grave marked by stone

James M. Day    10-20-1844 - 07-13-1923   "Saved by Grace Alone"

Beulah Ramey   1952 - 1974

Burton Issac Day   10-01-1890 - 05-09-1959  "Rest in Peace"

2 graves in a row marked by stones

J. Delmar Day   1915 - 1962

Adam Shane Calhoun   11-05-1973 - 02-25-1974

Myrol Moore  04-27-1957 - 03-25-1978

Funeral Marker (unreadable) 
***note***My grandfather thinks this is Lee & Jancie Moore's baby

"Infant "  Janice J. Robinette  11-23-1952 - 01-16-1953
***note*** This is my grandparents Milburn & Edith Robinette's baby

Martha Brock   1904 - 1932
***note*** This is my grandmother Edith Robinette's mother.

Grave marked by a stone

Mary Mullins  10-25-1873 - 04-11-1940

4 graves in a row marked by stones

Arthur Mullins  08-05-1895 - 10-29-1918   "At rest, but how I miss him"

"Mother" Lillie Bryant   1869 - 1942  "Asleep in Jesus"

Mullins
Fred    1904 - 1966
Ollie   1897 - 

Clark Roberts    ???? - 1928

Grave marked by a stone

Nora M. Roberts   02-11-1920 - 04-08-1950 
"She was the sunshine of our home"

Bonnie V. Madon   05-31-1907 - 03-15-1968  "A New Star  In Heaven"

George Madon  06-15-1906 - 01-04-1973

O.F. Roberts   04-14-1877 - 05-31-1911

James Allen Ball   06-11-1937 - 06-12-1937 
***note*** This marker is shaped like a little lamb.

Grave that is marked by a stone
***note*** This could possible could be Columbus Shook
My grandmother's uncle.

3 graves marked by stones

Marked by Funeral Home markers (unreadable)

***Note***

Columbus Shook, John & Abby Shook, Nola Shook, and Alliefair "Shook"     Sergant are buried  in this cemetery, but the graves are marked by large stones my grandmother and other ones in the family are unsure which is their graves. The Shooks are my grandmother's family on her mother side. There is two unmarked graves behind Jancie Robinette & Martha Brock's graves, they could be John & Abby Shook's grave. Martha Brock was their daughter. It is possible that she was buried at the foot of them. Columbus, Nola, and Alliefair were children of John and Abby Shook.
                                                   
submitted by Jimmy Stidham and Geraldine Stidham