An unmarked cemetery found in South Florida is believed to be the burial site of over 500 Bahamians, Florida officials say.

Florida historian, Larry Wiggins, says he believes the site is of the Lemon City Cemetery, a cemetery for settlers from the Bahamas who went to South Florida in the early 1900s to tend to wealthy whites, and to help build Florida’s most cosmopolitan city.

Teresita DeVeaux, a 100-year-old woman who was born in the Bahamas and moved to Miami as a child during the early 1900s, told international media that she remembered that a young man named Theophilus Clark was buried on the site, which she remembers to be the Lemon City Cemetery.

Read more: The Bahama Journal