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  My husband and I were directed to the Bridges Cemetery by the local "chief" genealogist. The cemetery consists of four graves presumably of the Bridges family. It is in the middle of a large farm that was formerly owned by my gggrandfather, Samuel Bridges. We were told some of his children by his wife, Mary Baker were buried there. The field was plowed and there was a light rain so we could not examine the graves up close. The actual occupants of the graves are not known to me.
  
  The graves are in the plowed field at the bottom of a hill on which is a house.
  
  Jeannene Spessard

  Added March 12, 2017 by Jeannene Spessard