PATRON + Bell Factory in Madison County is a very historic place which dates back to 1819.

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Larie Shafer Kubaliak June 16, 2016

Richard Forsey is buried in what was known as Morrow-Stewart Cemetary that backs up to our property in the Maysville area.
1. Tammy Teters June 16, 2016
  
  So cool!! But so sad, the these pioneers have been forgotten 🙁
  Disappointing that slave labor was used 🙁
2. Tammy Teters June 16, 2016
  
  We should research the other names and see if we can find them. They could be back there too, or nearby!
Jimmie Lackey November 25, 2019

Looks like it’s sitting in the bed of a huge pickup truck !
Donna D. Key November 25, 2019

Looks spooky