The mention of the “Haston Cemetery” is significant.  As a child, Joan Moore Gillett (1922-2011), an avid Haston researcher, often visited her Haston aunts, who lived near where Daniel Haston’s son, Jeremiah Haston, lived until his death.  Referring to Jeremiah Haston’s death and burial, Joan wrote “Haston Cemetery” in her records, as if other people would know the location of that graveyard.  She did say he died in Charity, Missouri, “1 mile N-Buffalo Road.”  I assume that was where he was buried.  From the village of Charity, it is almost exactly one mile north on the road to Buffalo to a high spot on Jeremiah’s 40 acre tract where his homesite was probably located.  The aunts (granddaughters of Jeremiah) would have been old enough (Lucinda, age 15; Samantha, age 23) at the time of Jeremiah’s death to have known their grandfather well and clearly remember his death and burial.  They were likely there when his body was lowered into the ground.  

However, no one in that area (Jackson Township of Dallas County, MO) now knows where the Haston Cemetery is.  In addition to Jeremiah Haston, there are several other members of his family that I think are buried there.  There is no mention of their graves in the old cemeteries of that neighborhood.