BASIN, W.Va. — Sharp-eyed motorists traveling Barkers Ridge in southern West Virginia may have noticed a faded sign that commemorates the burial of what appears to have been three children. Sibray says he believes that the graves were dug in horse-and-buggy days around the turn of the last century when the road along Barkers Ridge was the main travel route between the valleys of the Bluestone and Guyandotte rivers. What’s now Stevenson-Basin Road was part of a wagon road from the Bluestone River over Bluff Mountain and along Barkers Ridge to the Guyandotte River near what’s now Itmann.