"Jimmie Reynolds Cemetery" is located on the old Fountain Reynolds Farm, near Renfro Valley, Rockcastle County, KY.  Some list the address of the cemetery as Wildie, KY. The location was verified in 1970 (and 1983) by the local Chapter of the DAR. The cemetery is extremely isolated due to prior construction of the present day (2013) new rail road.  The cemetery is on a steep bluff and is only accessible by difficult climb where ropes and climbing equipment is recommended.   
 
Site specifics (from a 1970 article): 
"Start at State Route #25, north of Renfro Valley, at the intersection of Hummel Road, take Hummel Road East, cross Roundstone Creek and railroad tracks.  Leave car at RR tracks, walk north along RR and cross RR Trestle over second crossing of Roundstone Creek, near #13 Tunnel/#13 Cut.  You must climb the sheer cliff on east side of RR made by RR and old stone quarry operation approximately 80-100 feet high.  You must wear climbing boots with cleats."

Access this site with Extreme Caution to protect life and limb!

Members of the Reynolds and closely associated families were buried in nearby "MARET" Cemetery (alternate speling isf MERRITT") after this cemetery became non-accessible.
 
 
1970.
The stone of Alice D. Reynolds was verified in 1970.
The stone of R. E. Bell was partially illegible in 1970.
Burials per listing in articles attributed to Irene NcNew, Homer McNew & Jeanne Bonham, local Rockcastle Chapter of DAR, 1970. 
Many of the stones are buried and the cemetery was overgrown with vegetation, as noted by local chapter of DAR in 1970."
 
1986.
There are approximately 40-45 graves in the cemetery as recorded in book Rockcastle County KY Cemetery Records, Published by High Grass Publications, 1986.
Unmarked graves for members of the Griffin family are known to be buried here.

2001.
Floyd Chasteen, of Rockcastle County, Kentucky, recorded graves he may have confirmed in 2001. He posted his findings on Find-A-Grave.com website in 2001. As of 2001 only 11 or more graves were noted as to have monuments.

2012-2013 Members of the Bell family rediscovered the original grave marker of R.E. Bell.