NAME	DATES	OTHER INFO
General E Dabney	Jun 11, 1882 - Feb 19, 1966	"Father"
Gertrude Dabney	Apr 12, 1892- Aug 9, 1963	"Mother"
Deon A Edinbyrd	1984 - 1984
Ben Boy Haynes	Jun 21, 1908 - Mar 15, 1983
Willie Hickman Jr	Died Jun 22, 1956	Age 2 yrs, 1 day
___ Hickman	(dates unreadable)	Temporary Marker - rusted
Willie Pollard	Dec 25, 1917 - Aug 22, 1991	Pfc. U S Army World War II
Louisa Roberson	Dec 21, 1895 - Apr 29, 1990
Russell Roberson	May 24, 1869 - Jan 14, 1968
Gayle Hickman	1952-1997	Temp. marker
Tyrus Malone	1932 - 1998	Temp marker

Old Freedman's Graveyard / Club House Burial Site
In the old Peeletown Community

There are three large handmade stone crosses on the property - all more than 4' in height. One is standing, the other two are laying flat. There is an old iron infant's crib that has been made into a grave marker - it has a large 20" cross welded to it's headboard. There are four separate sections of old iron fencing - all now in pieces.  Old colorful bottles hang in the trees, as do animal bones, feathers, and one old, 6” porcelain doll. Tin cans and tin can lids hang from trees and are littered on the ground. There are more than 30 graves marked by bricks or stones or stumps.

History:  It is believed this is part of the land given to ex-slaves by Anna Love Carter, for use as their burial ground, after the Civil War.

Enumeration:

Dozens of temporary markers, some on graves, but many stacked in piles all through the cemetery. Known burials at site, per L Q Myles

There are probably other stones in the area, but the brush is very thick and hard to maneuver through, and there is more than a foot of leaves covering the ground.
Abstracted & Photographed by Kathey Kelley Hunt in February 1999