Over the years this cemetery has been known by several names .... Cain Cemetery; Fielding/Phelan Cemetery; and Wolfe Cemetery. There are many Cain family members buried here.

The cemetery is on private property and you should get permission before trying to find it. This cemetery is very, very difficult to find and is located in the middle of a wooded area. There are 19 graves having tombstones with names on them; and 72 graves marked only by fieldstones.

This cemetery is located in the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, Section 32, Township 17 North, Range 25 West. Cemetery Deed is recorded in Deed Book 151, page 267, Madison County

From Huntsville, take State Highway #412 East for about 3 miles. Just after crossing the War Eagle River bridge, turn right on Madison County Road #2340. Stay on #2340 for about 4 miles. On your right you will see an old poultry house that is falling down. The cemetery is located about 1/4 mile behind this old chicken house, in a wooded area and you must walk from this point.

Walking directions: Park on the left side of the County Road at the end of the old chicken house. Go through the gate and walk at the edge of the field to the back side of the field. There may be an electric fence at the back side of this field. Go under this fence and you will be on a road that goes down the hill. The road curves to the left, you need to continue to follow it for about another 1/8 mile. The cemetery lies about 300 feet to the right of this road in the wooded area. There are no landmarks to show where the cemetery is at, and you just have to walk to find it. The road you were following ends up at a small field and if you go all the way to the small field, you've missed the cemetery. The best time to go to this cemetery is during the winter months.