Location: Driving North on Route 33 from Ruckersville, turn left on Dyke Road. Continue on Dyke until, Right turn only, on Church Lane. Continue past the Bingham Church and proceed until the first house on right. The grave yard entrance is directly across the road at an iron gate. The grave yard is in a small grove of trees (including wild cherry, locust, dogwood, cedar and Virginia pine).a short distance in a pasture field. There is no fence enclosure at this time. There are two tombstones (one is broken, both off of their bases), nine field stone and six depression graves. There were probably other graves also. The original fenced size of the graveyard was approximately 48' x 60'.
The information on this graveyard is courtesy of the Greene County Historical Society: The source of the Compiler Information (graves of those with field stones) was provided by Mable Collier Baker, who obtained information from Lucille Collier, daughter Sewell Collier in July 1990. Mable Collier Baker also obtained information from Mary Kleeger, daughter of Adolphus and Viola Morris in September 1999. There is a deed reservation for the graveyard. This information is recorded in Volume II of the Greene County, Virginia Church & Community Cemeteries, & Family Graveyards. The survey on this family graveyard was conducted on November 28, 1999. Historical owner: John H. Collier Owner at time of survey: Robert M. Collier. Members present of the Greene County Historical Society Genealogy Committee were Mabel Baker, Robert M. Collier & Earl W. Estes,Jr.