Williams Cemetary aka Indianola cemetary

History adjoining highway! Its not Williams cemetery. They built the wall for family immortality but it's Indianola pioneer cemetery

I actually was on the barge canal not the cemetery

It's also known as the Indianola Pioneer Cemetery (thanks TB Islander). Located off the end of Marine Harbor Dr in Merritt Island Florida, just north of the Martin Anderson Beach Line (Sr 528) and west of Courtney Pkwy. You must approach Marine Harbor Dr from southbound Courtney Pkwy due to no turn being aloud from Courtney northbound as you are right @the apron of the bridge and the Beach Line ingress from Courtney Parkway. A U-TURN is very clearly marked from northbound Courtney, just north of the barge canal drawbridge.

This is a lovely quiet cemetery nestled along the Canaveral Barge Canal, many old graves here from times when this was a thriving locale during the early years of Citrus, pinewood lumber, turpentine, pitch and billions of mosquitoes. BREVARD County was once known as and carved from part of Mosquito County, Florida.

{from Wikipedia article Sat. 4/14/18 15:20 est.}

Mosquito County, Florida

Mosquito County (also labeled on maps as Musquito County) is the historic name of one of the early counties that once comprised most of the east part of Florida. Originally Mosquito County covered the entire eastern part of Florida area presently including all of Volusia, Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie, Martin, Seminole, Osceola, Orange, Lake, Polk and Palm Beach counties.

Mosquito County former county
Country: United States
State: Florida
County seat near Ormond (1824–1835),
New Smyrna (1835–1843),
Enterprise (1843-1844)
[1]FoundedDecember 29, 1824
[1]DisestablishedMarch 14, 1844
[1]Population (1830) • Total 733
(15 heads of families)

It is STILL the Pioneer/Indianola Cemetary. The wall on the eastern perimeter was dedicated in memory of Sallie Ireland Williams and David Curtis Williams.