most of the markers are small, narrow marble slabs, many of which have fallen and/or possibly moved. the inscriptions on many gravestones have been obscured by age and the elements while others were never inscribed. there are a few styled markers, including two four-sided family monuments with obelisks belonging to the allen and mcniel families. both were damaged by vandals; the allen monument has been repaired, while the mcniel obelisk is lying in two parts beside its base. nearby, the largest gravestone in the cemetery, the square-based, shaft and capital monument to nancy mcniel, is in worse condition with its shaft lying on the ground and its capital broken into several pieces. there is also a multiple gravestone for three members of the cook family. it is a tall rectangular monument with an upper-sloped face featuring a sculpted open bible. other interesting stones include h. w. granade's 1870 horizontal cylindrical marker and captain w. t. morris's 1902 rectangular monument on base with an open bible and a knotted stole draped down one side.