Wiggins Cemetery This has been called Wiggins Cemetary.  It is down a dirt  road off the main Hwy 63 going from Hampton into Islandton just past Bubbas Used Cars. There use to be an old saw mill further up the dirt road. In the graveyard the tombstones are made of wood, beautiful handiwork, but now rotted and lying on the ground. There are some headstones readable.  Some I found covered over with bushes, and mosquitoes will swarm you.  I tried to push back the branches and scape mildew that had grown over the names.  These are what I have on file as of date.         Daisey Wiggins b. June 14, 1947 - d. June 14, 1947         Runnell M. Wiggins b. Fe. 9, 1927 - d Dec. 17, 1991    Charlie Wiggins b. Dec. 6, 1920 - d March?, 1952    (Charlie had this headstone connected to Runnell who I assume is his wife, but there is a seperate    tombstone for    Charlie away from this one and it reads as follows:    Charlie Wiggins    PFC 271 Infantry    69 Infantry Div.    WWII    Dec. 6, 1920    March ?, 1952                 )         Sue Mills - can't read dates         Billy Wiggins (this one is buried into ground so all I could read    is SC 761 Infantry WWII)         John Mills (buried under vines and brush mildewed could not read) on the other side of the same brush was    a woman Mills    could not read this one either         Ellis Johnson no dates but PVT US ARMY         There is a fenced in area with about 4 headstones for a family    of Padgett.         There is one headstone with the last name looks like MIXON         The rest are the wooden headstones.              Yvonne Carrol DeLoach.