Jervis - Wicks Cemetery
		The Jervis - Wicks Cemetery is located on the east side of Harned Road across from the parkway exit ramp. Although most of the almost twenty graves are those of the Wicks family the two oldest are those of Philip and Julian Jervis who died with in two years of each other in 1813 and 1815. Except for Elizabeth Wicks who also died in 1815 the cemetery was not used again until the mid 1830's and stops being used altogether in 1853. Note: The official Comac Cemetery was opened in 1850.
		In the back right corner can be found the oldest headstones in the cemetery belonging to Philip Jervis and his wife Julian who both died around c. 1813			The broken remains of Elizabeth Wicks headstone which is one of the oldest in the cemetery dating to 1815. Another large piece of stone laying nearby is to worn to read anymore.
		On the north side of the small cemetery can be found the graves of Enoch and Mary Haff the only other none Wicks family buried here. Enoch died in 1831 and his wife Mary passed away in 1846.
					There are close to twenty graves in the cemetery with most of them being from the Wicks family and dating to the 1830's.
		Located in the corner between a large tree and the rear fence can be found the remains of what may be the oldest marker in the cemetery.
		Julian Jervis Apr, 26. 1813. Phillip Jervis Mar, 19. 1815. Elizabeth Wicks Jul, 10. 1815. Tabitha Taylor Nov, 6. 1822. Enoch Haff May, 29. 1831. Gilbert Wicks Dec, 19. 1833. Clark Wicks Apr, 29. 1834. Keturah Wicks Jan, 6. 1835. Sarah Wicks Jul, 20. 1835. Anna Wicks Jun, 14. 1836. Mary Haff Nov 3. 1846. Mary Welch Jun 4. 1848. Hannah Wicks Mar, 1853.