This is the Family Cemetery of Thomas Camp.
"The burial ground for Thomas Camp is "ten miles from the picturesque Island Ford on Broad river. .... A lone, weather beaten apple tree, crowning an eminence in a cotton field, marks the site of the original home while hared by is the rambling, comfortable farm house "Joshua's Home" built around the final dwelling of Thomas, Senior, of logs "veneered" with lumber.
Between these and the creek, whose torrent rushing over a rocky bed once hummed with the busy wheel of the mill, in the midst of a large corn field, is the family burial bround, consisting of a dozen graves in a row. There lie the remains of our famous progenitor between his second wife, Margaret Carney Camp, and son, Cranshaw or "Granger," who died unmarried. Neat headstones and a cedar designate the graves of Joshua and wife Nancy Gregory, a growth of aspen bushes and box ivy vine riot over the others."
[Mann pp. 17-18]