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ADDRESS: New Hope Road, Cascade Heights community of Atlanta,
Fulton Co., Georgia.
DIRECTIONS: From I-75 at I-285 north of Atlanta, go West on
I-285 to the Cascade Road exit. Turn right, onto Cascade Road,
heading west. After you enter the residential area, an
old stone church building with stained glass windows will be
on the left (at 4650 Cascade Road SW). Next to the church
is New Hope Road. The cemetery is on the right on New Hope Road,
and is visible from the church building.
This transcription was made 20-June-1999 by Lynn A. Clark
(email [email protected])
The cemetery was read starting at the southwest corner (farthest
from the church), and in reading the stones, I was facing west
and going from left to right.
NOTE: The old stone church building with stained glass windows
was the home of New Hope Baptist Church (at least throughout
the 1950's and 1960's). It is currently unknown if the church
dissolved or simply relocated. The building is currently occupied
by another church (Turner Chapel African Methodist Episcopal
Church). I know for a fact that the majority of the cemetery
occupants are Caucasian. In the mid-1960's this area was strictly
country, with fields and woods, and the few houses were far
apart. The area is now highly congested with commercial on the
I285 end, and heavy residential on the Fulton Industrial Blvd
end of Cascade Road.
This area was part of old Campbell County, prior to it's being
merged with Fulton County in 1932. My aunt, who is buried in
this cemetery, was born in the house she died in, just down
the road from the church, and she was a member of New Hope church.
The cemetery has been fenced in since her death, and it is well-maintained.
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Southwest corner, Row 1:
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Peppers, William Luther
Oct. 10, 1887
Dec. 14, 1984
Peppers, Estelle Dutton
Nov. 1, 1889
Oct. 8, 1974
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Elliott, R. Henry
Oct. 4, 1909
Oct. 7, 1981
Footstone: Robert Henry Elliott
SSGT US Army World War II
Oct. 4, 1909
Oct. 7, 1981
Elliott, Lucille C.
Dec. 31, 1921
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Wallace Twins
1938
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Brownlow, Mary E.
19-44
Died Dec-22
Brownlow, Isaac N.
born Feb-1-1869
died Apr-19-1930
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Nations, Paul R. son of J. M.
& N. C. Nations July 17,
1912 Oct. 2, 1912
Nations, Leroy Infant of J. M.
& N. C. Nations Jan.
17, 1909 May 5, 1909
"Budded on call to (...unable to read...)
Nations, Sarah Jane
dau. of J. M. & N. C. Nations
Mar. 21, 1911 June 11, 1911
"Only Sleeping."
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Waits, Lucy Mae
June 27, 1922
June 27, 1922
Baby Oliver
Jan. 13, 1954
Jan. 13, 1954
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Clay, Mary
1875-1932
Clay, Charley G.
1877-1929
"In Memory G. E. Clay
born Oct. 3, 1842
died May 6, 1927 Mother
Blessed are they that died in Christ Jesus."
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Milam, Walter Fry
Mar. 1, 1918
Feb. 10, 1920
"II Tim. I have fought a good fight. I have finished my
course. I have kept the faith."
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Martin, James S.
May 16, 1856 -- May 31, 1928
Martin, Susie C.
Apr. 1, 1860 -- Dec. 10, 1933
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Brownlow, David L.
2-25-1913
11-13-1973
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Southwest corner, Row 2:
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Dutton, Shelby George Ga Pvt.
8 Co. 157 Depot Brigade World War I
July 12, 1892 June 12, 1961.
Dutton, Nola G.
1899-1946.
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Cole, C. Edward
July 7, 1893
Jan. 25, 1971
Cole, Eva L.
Jan. 16, 1898
June 1, 1976
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Dutton, Theodore R.
Aug. 9, 1902 Nov.
27, 1939
Dutton, William M.
Aug. 9, 1902
Mar. 21, 1984
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Cole, Shelvy & Virginia
Nov. 29, 1924
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Cole, F. A.
Sept. 7, 1920
Cole, Nancy J.
Jan. 7, 1920
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Cole, C. M. born Jan. 15, 1817
died Mar. 3, 1903
"In heaven there is one angel more."
Cole, Sarah
born Feb. 14, 1815 died
July 27, 1898 "Kind
angels watch her sleeping dust, Till angels come to raise the
just. Then may she wake to sweet surprise
And in her savior's image rise."
[note: these are the two large monuments near the center of
the cemetery. These people were my aunt's grandparents.]
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Scroggins, D. S. born
Dec. 18, 1880 died
Apr. 2, 1900
Scroggins, Mrs. Ellen
born Aug. 17, 1825
died Dec. 3, 1904
Scroggins, M. F.
b. May 15, 1857
d. Jan. 26, 1912
"Gone but not forgotten."
Scroggins, Martha E.
b. Jan. 1, 1867
d. Feb. 20, 1923
"Tho lost to sight a memory dear."
Scroggins, Mollie C.
June 16, 1890
Dec. 31, 1960 "At
rest."
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Lamb, Azalee Fowler
May 19, 1869
Apr. 19, 1943
Lamb, Thomas
Oct. 11, 1870
Sept. 10, 1946
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Smith, William H. Husband of Victoria
Scroggins
Sept. 5, 1946
"Father"
Scroggins, Victoria Wife
of W. H. Smith
died Dec. 28, 1943
"Mother"
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Folds, Maggie J.
Feb. 10, 1894
Dec. 28, 1958
"At Rest"
Folds, Jimmie Nell
Apr. 30, 1929
Feb. 26, 1935
Folds, Brittie
Feb. 17, 1935
Feb. 20, 1935
Two child graves, with only rocks for markers.
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Martin, Lawrence L.
1888-1961
Martin, Jennie Lee
1891-1960
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Patterson, Jessie James
U. S. Army, World War II
Sept. 5, 1912
Apr. 27, 1989
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Southwest corner, Row 3:
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Clark, Robert C. 1882-1966
[my uncle-youngest son of James B. Clark of Rome, GA]
Clark, Anna 1879-1966
[my aunt]
Cole, Miss Cora 1874-1952
[my aunt's sister]
Cole, W. Pate 1843-1925
[my aunt's father - owned a lot of land in the area]
Cole, Rebecca 1846-1931
[my aunt's mother]
Cole, Wm. C.
born Aug. 4, 1870
died July 27, 1917 "At
Rest" [my aunt's brother]
Cole, A. G. son of W. P. & M. R. Cole
born Apr. 11, 1872.
Died Jan. 13, 1873 "As Sleep"
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Coryell, Cornelius
GA Lt. Arty CSA
May 2, 1845
Apr. 30, 1913
[this small stone is next to a much larger stone in row 4 that
has same info]
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Five graves with only rocks for markers
Martin, Sarah 13:1932 Sept.
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Helton, John F. Tennessee PFC
US Army World War II BSM
Nov. 22, 1917 Feb.
14, 1956
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Southwest corner, Row 4:
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Coryell, James M.
Jan. 2, 1880
Dec. 10, 1956 "Father"
Coryell, Jessie C.
June 16, 1881
Sept. 23, 1933 "Mother"
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Coryell, Ernest
Sept. 12, 1877
Dec. 3, 1878
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Coryell, Cornelius Born
May 2, 1845
Died Apr. 30, 1913
[Mason insignia on
stone]
Coryell, Maranna Born
Dec. 12, 1849
Died Oct. 18, 1928
"Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God."
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Coryell, W. Oscar
Mar. 15, 1873
June 21, 1964
Coryell, Lizzie
Sept. 17, 1879
July 17, 1965
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Dollar, J. Walter
Jan. 29, 1883
June 30, 1883
Dollar, Nancy Elizabeth
July 19, 1877
Jan. 1, 1883
Dollar, William C. Apr. 7, 1846
Dec. 11, 1891
[Mason insignia on stone]
Dollar, Mary C. Mar.
3, 1844
Jan. 7, 1923 "His
wife"
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Yancey, Oscar Q
Jan. 25, 1918
Mar. 28, 1939
Yancey, Claud Jr.
Aug. 20, 1928
Aug. 4, 1944
Yancey, Claude E.
May 25, 1895
Apr. 5, 1948
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Southwest corner, Row 5:
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Waits, William O.
Nov. 27, 1896
July 4, 1960
"Daddy"
Waits, Jessie W.
Aug. 15, 1897
June 15, 1954
"Mother"
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Standridge, "Daddy" Homer H.
Jan. 4, 1924
Oct. 26, 1982
Footstone: Homer H. Standridge, Cox US Navy, WWII
Jan. 4, 1924
Oct. 26, 1982
Standridge, "Mother" Irene C.
Aug. 8, 1923
Jan. 16, 1990
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Danforth, C. Frank
Oct. 26, 1893
Apr. 25, 1965
Danforth, Lizzie May
May 31, 1902
Nov. 25, 1980
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Danforth, Ada
Feb. 19, 1890
Mar. 2, 1959
Woodall, Martha
born Jan. 25, 1817
died Mar. 14, 1892
"We shall meet again sweet mother ________ in a brighter
clime than this."
one unmarked grave.
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Danforth, John Frederick
born Mar. 27, 1878
died may 22, 1901
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Danforth, James Taylor born Sept.
30, 1847 died April 1,
1922 "Father"
Danforth, Nancy Jane
born March 4, 1854
died May 8, 1925 "Mother"
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Danforth, James H.
Apr. 3, 1886
May 2, 1938
Danforth, Leota July
26, 1896
Dec. 2, 1984
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Danforth, James Felton
Dec. 28, 1913
Feb. 22, 1988
Danforth, Frances Hudgins
Oct. 31, 1915
May 12, 1962
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Four unmarked graves
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Galloway, John M.
July 27, 1872
Oct. 21, 1939
Galloway, Margaret J.
May 19, 1876
June 26, 1950
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Southwest corner, Row 6
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Dial, Waver P. July 4, 1883
Dial, Lilla O.
June 12, 1892
July 8, 1952
"She was a kind and affectionate wife a fond mother and
a friend to all."
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Turner, Karl
Feb. 1--9, 1964
Turner, Cole
Oct. 6, 1959
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Cole, Arthur C.
1888-1944
Cole, Ruth C.
1893-1968
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Nixon, Rebecca Ann
Mar. 2, 1951
July 5, 1951
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Southwest corner, Row 7 (or south east corner near road)
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Satterfield, James P.
July 9, 1909
Oct. 15, 1983
Satterfield, Elcie M. June
28, 1915
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Wilson, James F.
June 3, 1924
Oct. 25, 1998
Wilson, Frances C.
Nov. 15, 1925
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Southwest corner, Row 8: (or the far northeast corner, nearest
church:
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Readie Diane [We're not sure if this is one child's grave or
two
Harper Allen [This is exact format of gravemarker]
May 21, 1958
July 30, 1988
