One would think as old as the tombstones are dating back to the 1800's that those who have taken residency under them considered it then (as it should be now) a permanent residence. Not something that could or should be moved due to an "inconvenience".

Who ever bought the property with the intent of future financial gain should have taken that into consideration prior to the purchase. But then it is not the first time Adair County has looked the other way when cemetery fences and headstones have been removed for personal gain be it industrial or to improve someone's cow pasture.