Pitts Cemetery rests quietly along Spaus Creek in Menifee County, Kentucky — a small hillside burial ground closely tied to the Pitts family and their kin. With only a handful of marked graves, it holds deep connections to the early settlers of this community. Family names here reach back into the 1800s, linking generations through blood, marriage, and shared history. Though modest in size, Pitts Cemetery preserves the memory of those who shaped life along Spaus Creek — farmers, mothers, fathers, and children whose stories are woven into the hills. Each name is a reminder that even the smallest cemeteries can hold an important place in local history.