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  Mt. Tabor was an early settlement of about 12 houses, it's main purpose was to supply oak and hickory wood to fire a brick factory. The church located east of the cemetery was torn down about 1900. Before the road was straightened and years later turned to gravel. There are a lot of un marked graves in this cemetery.

  Added January 16, 2017 by Malorie Irving