This Prosser Cemetery is located about 200 feet into the entry road on the left hand side on a farm in Ashland City, Cheatham County, Tennessee that was once owned by my great grandfather Nathaniel Lee Prosser - but it is no longer in the family. My Mom who was the only one of her nine other siblings that was born on this farm, told me that when she was a little girl, she and her sisters would come to this site and place marbles, toys, and pretty rocks on the graves of the three Prosser Children that are buried here. The markers for the children were simply Large Stones dug up from the field in back, and the stones were never engraved or marked in any way. The children were laid to rest at this site in the mid 1930's and early 1940's, and my grandfather Charles Edward Prosser was buried in the spot where my Mom stands in the picture above in September of 1985 (next to the 3 children). 

The new owner did not like the idea of having a cemetery on the farm, and caused us great grief when visiting the site, so we agreed to relocate my grandfather to another place - which ended up being Harpeth Hills (his new headstone along with wife Edna Barnett is shown in the picture above).  Ironic as it may be - and although we moved grandfather, little does the new owner know - the Prosser Family children are still there... and according to my mother, there is yet another cemetery elsewhere on the property.

Another funny side story:  A researcher once stumbled upon my grandfather Charles Prosser's  grave (which had been marked with a crude plaque) at the old farm, and placed the data on the Cheatham Co., TN website - but showing him as Harley Prosser. I guess the letter "C" had worn off!!! Thank goodness the link is no longer there!