There are, in fact, burial remains located on this property. To gain access, you must enter via a security gate located at end of residential street next to interstate. I had no trouble obtaining the gate entry code from an individual at the adjacent home during a visit earlier this year. Much of the cemetery property is overgrown and when I went, leaves from the numerous trees covered the ground. As such, it was impossible to locate the gravesites of my great great great grandmother and grandfather, John Seymour Pickett II, founder of Picketville on the westside of Jacksonville. There were, however, a good number of gravesites with upright tombstones that were easy to locate. Lonnie Holton

There is actually a part next to the cemetery that we had to go all the way from Scott Mill to the cemetery. I believe it's Woodside or something rode.

i don’t believe there is actually public access to this point, it is just the side of the highway. It was inaccurately labeled a cemetery