This map shows the GPS coordinates of the Serls & the Gracy-Pittard Cemeteries GPS for the Serls as N 35.13237 X W -87.07092. and for the Gracy-Pittard Cemetery as N 35.13250 X W -87.07037.
Go south on Hwy 31 from Pulaski on Mill St./Hwy 166. Continue south passing the Airfield then the Rock Crusher on the right. Just after the rock Crusher turn right on Donahue Rd and take the first left (south) on what is mapped as Story Lane or it seems to continue as Donahue Road. This road immediately bends back westward. After about 2/3 a mile the road forks to Garner Hollow Road (left) on the south fork, but turn right on the right fork to continue on Donahue Road as shown on the above map. After about 2 tenths of a mile there will be a gate & concrete cattle gap on your left which (with permission) open that and close it behind you and drive over the hill following the field road. Continue to go south along the length of the field toward or on the right of a big barn which you cannot see at first for the trees. Sometimes the fieldroad becomes faint but continue in the same direction. You will see a clump of trees in the distance to the right of the barn up the slope. Do not take the road to the barn but follow past the road that goes to the barn. Climb the hillock to the crest and the Gracy-Pittard Cemetery is there on your left south west of the barn about 200 yards from the barn in a clump of trees. The Serls Cemetery is just a little further along the field road and requires a right turn for another 75 yards. It is under three large Hackberry trees. This is the location description in the book Giles County Cemeteries: Hwy 11; left on Bethel Road, then right at Rock Crusher to Donahue Creek Road. Cemetery in pasture back of Mike Pitts House.
This aerial map shows the cemeteries under two separate groves of trees. There is a house southwest of you, but I believe it is on separately owned land.
Mapping from ACME Mapper 2.1, MS Streets & Trips mapping. Modified and added here 9 May 2017 by C. Wayne Austin.
