Reports of finding unmarked graves while establishing new ones is not uncommon. Many of the old wooden markers fell down or just wore out, and were not replaced with stone markers, or not replaced for some time. Even today not all graves have headstones. At one time there were many wooden markers in the Mendon cemetery. The family had private graveside services and placed the child in the family lot.
Several locations have two or more children in the same plat within a lot.
This is perhaps explains why I have found two headstones for the same person, in different lots and etc. As noted previously, group six and group four were hopelessly mixed up. Placement of plats within lots goes in both clock and counter clockwise placements. The thirty-two numbered and two unnumbered lots that had the same redundant numbers added to the confusion. I found some graves that were not listed that I remembered the funeral and burial for.