Introduction to Midway Cemetery Census

 Taken by Zilla and Dewitt Spencer, April 2005

 

Midway Church is located approximately six miles south of Vardaman, Ms, off Highway 341; exit left on county road 454. The cemetery is adjacent to the church, which was organized in 1848, four years before Calhoun County was formed, and was originally in Chickasaw County.

 

Most members of my family- Inmons and Morgans and kin- are buried here, and I don’t think I’ve missed a Memorial Day (always first Sunday in May) my entire life.

 

A transcription of Hillcrest or Vardaman Cemetery by former resident James Morgan (Sonny) Young is our model. Seeing his excellent work on that census inspired us to undertake the same thing for Midway. We are indebted to Sonny for his pattern and his help with the tables and other technical aspects of our transcription. I also want to acknowledge the help of my husband, Dewitt Spencer, and cousins Norman Griffin and Bobby Inmon.

 

We tried to put in the notes section just the information appearing on the tombstone or marker with additional information within brackets.  For easier reading, quotation marks were placed around quotes although they may not have appeared on the tombstone.

 

I know we made many mistakes, and we will appreciate your letting us know those for correction. Contact Zilla Spencer, 382 Hwy 341 S, Vardaman, Ms, 38878; phone 662-682-7732 or e-mail at [email protected]. We intend to have hard copies of this census available in exchange for a donation to the cemetery fund at the annual memorial or by contacting Bobby Inmon, P.O. Box 72, Vardaman, Ms 38878, phone 662-682-7331 or e-mail [email protected]

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Zilla Rose Morgan Spencer

April 2005

                                                                                                Midway Cemetery Census

Latitude 33.8665° North, Longitude 89.1611° West

CR 454

Vardaman, Mississippi

April 1, 2005

For census purposes the cemetery was divided into five sections.

The Northeast Section is located to the east of the south access road entering the parking lot and proceeding to the north gate.

This area has few graves. It is populated with pine and other trees.

The Northwest Section is the area to the west of the north-south access road and to the north of the access road running

east and west.

The Central Section is the area south of the east-west access road and running south to a line ending with

the Hermit Morgan monument as the southern-most marker.

The Southeast Section begins on a line made by the Tabb monument and runs uphill, albeit in a southerly direction, and

each row begins in a more easterly direction. This section ends where the woods close in slightly on the west side.

The Southwest Section begins with the Boyette markers.

Note: In the large open area west of the Central and part of the Southeast Sections, there were many slave markers and

possibly other graves. At one time, cedar crosses stood above the slave graves but time has destroyed these. The last monument

currently in the Southwest Section is that of Billy Thomas (Tommy) Penick, Jr. In making the census each row was begun

 in the northeast corner (as indicated on the map).

Please use your Search or Find buttons to locate names

 and your BACK button to return to the Cemetery Page.

This is very important if you go to Midway to actually see a grave!

The reference cell to the left of each name indicates the section, row, and site the grave is located.

Thus CR3S36 indicates the marker is located in the Central Section, Row 3, and Site 36.

MIDWAY CEMETERY           MIDWAY BAPTIST CHURCH

NE	NORTHEAST SECTION
REF	NAME	BORN	DIED	ADDITIONAL INSCRIPTIONS [OR NOTES]
				Row 1
NER1S14	Langford, Joshua Hayden	Feb. 24,2001	Feb.24, 2001	Son of Josh and Shelda Langford “Our Little Angel”
				Row 2
NER2S13	Langford, Dorothy Ruth	Oct. 7, a933		Children, Randal and Patti, GrandC., D. J., Josh, Anna, Ashley, GGS, Tanner.
NER2S14	Langford, J. C. (Sonny)	Mar. 27, 1930	Nov. 3, 2001	Married, Nov. 20, 1949
				Row 3
NER3S1	Hayes, Margaret Jane Morgan	Jan. 23, 1930
NER3S2	Hayes, Darby Michael (Max)	Apr. 26, 1928	Dec. 26, 1988	Masonic Emblem  Shriner Emblem                   Married Dec. 22, 1948
				Row 4
NER4S8	Howard, Cecil Earl	Dec. 24, 1949	Dec. 24, 1949	“In God’s Care”  [Son of Cecil & Rose Howard.]
NER4S9	Howard, Rose Inmon	Apr. 9, 1921
NER4S10	Howard, Cecil S.	Feb. 7, 1919
				Row 5  [ No markers]
				Row 6
NER6S3	Tedder, Jennie Sue Hardin	Aug. 25, 1929
NER6S4	Tedder, James Melvin, Sr.	Apr. 26, 1925	Dec. 15, 1997	Married Jan 5 1946    Our Children, James, Danny, Kathy,  John   US Army  WWII  Purple Heart,
NER6S17	Robertson, Janet Inmon	Sep 8, 1944	Mar 17, 2004	“Rest In Peace”
NER6S18	Robertson, Boyd Wayne,	Oct 19, 1948		“Rest In Peace”
				Row 7
NER7S13
NER7S14	Collins, Fred Stewart	Oct 26, 1954	Jul.28, 2002
				Row 8  [There are no markers.]
				Row 9
NER9S17	Griffin, Peggy Inmon	Sept 26 1924
NER9S18	Griffin, Hiram Wilton	Aug 24 1918	Dec 10 2003	“He loved the Brethern.” 1 John 3:14  Masonic, Eastern Star and Shriner Emblem   US Navy  WWII
NW	NORTHWEST SECTION
REF	NAME	BORN	DIED	ADDITIONAL INSCRIPTIONS [OR NOTES]
				Row 1
NWR1S1	Tedder, George Edward	Sept. 20, 1927	Nov. 10, 2002	Granddaddy Grandchildren Danny, Darin, George Ike, Jonathan, Amanda, Amy, Dina, Michelle, and Chris
NWR1S2	Tedder, Ruby Dean	Aug. 11, 1928		Our children Edna Mae, Lee Edward, and Junior Lee Married Dec 25 1943
REF	NAME	BORN	DIED	ADDITIONAL INSCRIPTIONS [OR NOTES]
				Rows 2-5  [There are no tombstones ]
				Row 6
NWR1S24	Tedder, Rubye A. Nichols	Sept.12, 1922	Mar. 19, 2001	“Our beloved mother”    Barbara, Virginia, James Thomas, Rose, Emma, Rubye Nell, Robert, Harold
NWR6S1	Waits, James Alfred	Sept. 30, 1940	May 8, 1998	Children Susan Hawkins, John Alfred, Virginia Harrington
NWR6S20	Fleming, Bessie Gilder	Aug. 9, 1928		Fleming  children Emily Ruth, Ava Jacque, Kimberly Hope
NWR6S21	Fleming, Van Buren	Oct. 31, 1921	Mar. 3, 2001	[US Navy WW II]
NWR6S24	Eastridge, W. [Winnie] Jacqueline Gilder	Jun. 21, 1930
NWR6S25	Eastridge, Charles Edwin M.D.	Feb. 18, 1921	Mar. 22, 1998
NWR6S29	Gilder, Naomi Spratlin	Nov. 21, 1921	Jul. 21, 2004
NWR6S30	Gilder, Rufus Rivers, Jr.	Dec. 13, 1918	Apr. 23, 1999	[US Navy WW II]
				Row 7 [There are no markers. ]
				Row 8
NWR8S11	Morgan, Virginia H.	Feb. 27, 1921	Aug. 30, 2003	Married Aug. 21, 1938 Our children Linda, Tommy and Sheila
NWR8S12	Morgan, James  Richard “Treetop”	Aug. 5, 1919	Sept. 5, 1996	[US Marine Corp. WW II]
NWR8S13	Tedder, Shelia Morgan	Jul. 21, 1949	Apr. 17, 1995	“A loving mother” Children Jill, Ginger, Erica, Jamie
				Row 9 [There are no markers.]
				Row 10
NWR10S9	Morgan, Helen Virginia (Polly) Stephens	Aug. 2, 1922		Wed  Nov. 4, 1938
NWR10S10	Morgan, Hermit William	Apr. 1, 1919	Sept. 29, 1988	[US Navy WW II]
NWR10S17	Tedder, Jimmie Lee	Aug. 12, 1907	Mar. 22, 1988	“Together Forever”
NWR10S18	Tedder, William Emerson	May 24, 1903	Jun. 11, 1981
NWR10S21	Tedder, Ethelene Bailey	May 10, 1937		Married Aug. 29, 1964
NWR10S22	Tedder, Thomas Lee	Apr. 9,  1921	Oct. 21,  1989	[US Army WW II]
NWR10S23	Tedder, Ella Mae	Jun. 23, 1899	Oct. 9, 1981	Wed Nov. 16, 1919
NWR10S24	Tedder, Wilma Lee	Apr. 3, 1901	Sept. 3, 1979	“Our love goes with you and our soul awaits to join you”
NWR10S26	Dendy, Ella Mae	Oct. 17, 1914	Jan. 25, 1987
NWR10S27	Dendy, James D.	Jan. 13, 1914	Apr. 19, 1979
				Row 11
NWR11S9	Lantrip, Sarah Eugenia	May 2, 1922		Psalm 1
NWR11S10	Lantrip, Edmond Danner	Nov. 15, 1915	Feb. 10, 1992
NWR11S22	Inman, Shirley Hughes	Jul. 26,  1936		“He  was our strength , love, and friend”
NWR11S23	Inman, Andrew Eliard	Aug. 21, 1932	Sept. 16, 1996	[HM 2  US Navy  Korea]
NWR11S24	Inman, Lela Nell	Jul. 10, 1962	Jan. 8, 1966	Dau. of Andrew & Shirley Inmon  “In God’s care”
NWR11S25	Inmon, Lillie Dendy	Dec. 16, 1907	Jan. 18, 1987
NWR11S26	Inmon, Jack Rish	May 26, 1908	Mar. 6, 1987
NWR11S29	Inmon. Julia Kaye	May 6, 1978	Jan. 29, 1979	Dau of Jack & Dianne Inmon   “She brought  us love and joy” [color picture]
NWR11S30	Thompson, Tarlene Walls	Nov. 18, 1921		Married Nov. 16, 1944
NWR11S31	Thompson, James Burdine	May, 1, 1921	Jul. 1, 1995
REF	NAME	BORN	DIED	ADDITIONAL INSCRIPTIONS [OR NOTES]
				Row 12
NWR12S23	Roberts, Martha Lee	Feb. 22, 1900	Jan. 9, 1988	Married Oct. 10, 1920
NWR12S24	Roberts, James Earnest	Nov. 24, 1899	Feb 1, 1982
NWR12S25	Mitchell, Mickey Labon	Apr. 9, 1922	Nov. 12, 1981	Married Oct. 13, 1940
NWR12S26	Mitchell, Roy	Nov. 18, 1914	Jul. 14, 1984
				Row 13  [There are no tombstones]
				Row 14
NWR14S23	Langston, Pearl Hicks	Oct. 15, 1897	Dec. 7, 1988	Eastern Star emblem
NWR14S24	Langston, Gilbert L.	Jan. 6, 1899	Apr. 12, 1982	Masonic emblem    married Aug. 17, 1918

REF	NAME	BORN	DIED	ADDITIONAL INSCRIPTIONS [OR NOTES]
C	CENTRAL SECTION	---	---	[Begins at  east-west access road, ends at east-west line beginning at Hermit Morgan tombstone]
	Row one begins on the east side near church and runs by front gate			Row 1
CR1S11	Casey, James A.	1963	1963	Son of Mr and Mrs Lynn Casey
CR1S14	Edmondson, Etoyle	Feb 4 1904	Jul 17 1954
CR1S15	Edmondson, Selmer	Mar 25 1908	Nov 4 2001
CR1S17	Hamilton, Callie	1871	1947
CR1S18	Hamilton, Nute	1861	1939	“Only sleeping”
CR1S20	Vanlandingham, Adon	1908	1964
CR1S21	Vanlandingham, Willie	1904	1964	Married 1934
CR1S24	Franklin, Bobby Van	Jun 30 1938
CR1S25	Franklin, Jerry Hensley	Jun 20 1938
				Row Two
CR2S10	Whitt, Earlene V.	Feb 7 1926	Mar 4 2005
CR2S11	Whitt, John Lee	Sept 12 1922	Sept 9 1988	Married Jan 8 1941
CR2S13	Gilder, Lottie Lee	1889	1974
CR2S14	Gilder, Oscar K.	1885	1946
CR2S17	Sanderson, Martha A	1919	2004	[Houston Funeral Home marker]
CR2S20	Sanderson, Laudie J.	1891	1965
CR2S21	Sanderson, Julius G.	1876	1947
CR2S22	Warner, Callie Sanderson	1868	1950
CR2S23	Morgan, Hattie Clark	Sept 4 1920
CR2S24	Morgan, Fairlee	Aug 1 1913	Mar 14 1977
CR2S25	Sanderson, Julia Ann	1872	1929
CR2S26	Sanderson, William Asaph	1872	1943
CR2S28	Morgan, “Rosa” Franklin	Feb 9 1870	Dec 22 1960	“At rest”
CR2S29	Morgan, “Billy” John W.	Jun 30 1867	Mar 27 1948
CR2S30	Cook, Garah Morgan	Jan 8 1906	Mar 25 1961
CR2S31	Davidson, India Morgan	Oct 29 1893	Feb 8 1976	Mother
CR2S32	Davidson, William J.	Mar 25 1886	Feb 10 1947	Daddy
				Row 3
CR3S10	Vanlandingham, Monnie Herring	May 16 1912	May 10 2003	“Asleep in Jesus”
CR3S11	Vanlandingham, Jewett Lee	Sept 10 1904	Jan 18 1987
CR3S12	Vanlandingham, Terry Wayne	Jul 21 1946	Mar 15 1993	US Navy Vietnam
CR3S13	Vanlandingham,	Aug 4 1952	Aug 4 1952	Infant son of M/M J. L. Vanlandingham
CR3S14	Herring, Wayne S.	Sept 24 1898	Oct 21 1971
CR3S15	Herring, Lorine K.	Oct 22 1908	Nov 15 1946
CR3S17	Roberts, Blanche E.	Oct 14 1887	Apr 20 1980
CR3S18	Roberts, Victor B.	Feb 16 1889	Oct 30 1957	Masonic emblem
CR3S19	Roberts, Nannie W.	Jan 26 1889	Aug 20 1946	Eastern Star emblem
CR3S20	Roberts, Walter N.	Dec 22 1896	Apr 7 1961	Masonic emblem
CR3S23	Griffin, G. Wrennie	Feb 1 1910	Aug 18 1942	“Tho’ lost to sight, to memory dear”
CR3S26				[marker- may have been a grave]
CR3S27	Inmon, Violet Morgan	Apr 30 1902	Jun 6 1999	“We never lose the ones we love, for even though they are gone, within the hearts of those who care their memory lingers on.”
CR3S28	Inmon, Eliard Norman	May 3 1900	Oct 31 1880
CR3S29	Inman	Aug 21 1922	Aug 21 1922	Infant son of Mr & Mrs Norman Inman
CR3S31	Hill, Glenda Louise	Oct 3 1933	May 19 1938
CR3S32	Franklin, Susie H.	1878	1926
CR3S33	Unknown			[writing was indecipherable or may be marker]
CR3S34	Franklin, Alvin L.	1878	1919	“Those whom God loves die young.”
CR3S36	Caples, Willie M.	Apr 21 1890	Feb 10 1940	355 Inf  89th Div
CR3S37	Caples, Winnie Jane Inman Morgan	Jan 18 1899	Oct 26 1972	Mother  “Asleep in Jesus”
CR3S38	Morgan, Hermit W.	Sept 11 1896	Oct 9 1918	“He died as he lived, trusting in God   He died in the service of his country” [flag emblem]
				Row 4
CR4S7	Hyde, William Zack	May 24 1916	Dec 14 1991
CR4S9	Woodruff, Addie Morriss	Mar 15 1903	Nov 2 1988
CR4S10	Woodruff, James Frank	Jul 23 1899	Mar 7 1989	Wed Feb 24 1924
CR4S15	Hicks, Jane Morgan	1848	1941	Wife of J.W. Hicks
CR4S16	Hicks, W.J.	Jan 26 1848	Sept 28 1928	“He has gone to the mansions of rest.”
CR4S19	Hicks, Mamie F.	Mar 6 1906	Nov 20 1997
CR4S20	Hicks, Clarence E.	Aug 11 1896	Jan 3 1981	[picture of a line of music]
CR4S22	Hicks, Gladys Elizabeth	Nov 12 1924	Dec 12 1924	Dau of Clarence and Mamie Hicks
CR4S23	Hicks, Loran Eugene	Nov 18 1922	Jun 18 1924	Son of Clarence and Mamie Hicks
CR4S27	Inmon, Robert Lee, II	Mar 24 1969	Apr 20 1978	Son of Bobby and Suzanne Inmon [on west side of tombstone is picture of the sun named “Sun” drawn by Rob] Rob “His tenderness and kindness shone on us like the sun.”
CR4S30	Inmon, Andrew Carl	Oct 11 1896	Jan 25 1964
CR4S31	Inmon, Ora Lillian	Feb 24 1897	Sept 7 1937	“Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal”
CR4S32	Inmon, Thomas Clay	Mar 27 1922	Mar 27 1922	Infant son of M/M A.C. Inmon
CR4S33	Inmon, Blondie Carlette	May 11 1920	Jul 25 1920	Infant dau of M/M A.C. Inmon
CR4S34	Inman, Maurice N.	Aug 23 1923	May 13 1999	“Too loved and missed to be forgotten”
CR4S35	Inman, Nita Jo	Jan 24 1937		“Loving wife, mother and grandmother”
				Row 5
CR5S1	Gilder, Sharon Lowe	May 18 1928
CR5S2	Gilder, William Jasper	Sept 15 1923	Apr 18 1997	US Navy WWII
CR5S3	Gilder, Virginia Doris	Jan 7 1925	Feb 22 2003
CR5S4	Gilder, Alfred Gene	Apr 24 1922	July 3 1991
CR5S5	Gilder, Wilker Inmon	Nov 26 1897	Nov 2 1983	Eastern Star Emblem
CR5S6	Gilder, Rufus Rivers	Mar 9 1898	July 24 1969	Masonic Emblem
CR5S7	Inman, Allene	Mar 6 1926
CR5S8	Inman, Jasper Owen	Dec 4 1919	Dec 29 1967
CR5S9	Wright, Edward F.	Mar 19 1936	May 13 1978	“Owe No Man Nothing But Love”
CR5S10	Wright, Edith	Feb 8 1916	Oct 23 1996
CR5S11	Wright, Floyd	Oct 27 1911	Feb 16 1975	“My Faith Looks Up To Thee”
CR5S12	Wright, Jessie Junior	Nov 30 1933	July 12 1936	Son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wright
CR5S13	Wright, Mary Jane	1859	1931	Mother
CR5S18	Williams, James Lewis Jr.	Sept 16 1951	Sept 16 1951	Son of J. L.  & Alma A. Williams
CR5S19	Inman, William Barksdale Jr.	June 25 1931	June 25 1931
CR5S20	Inmon, U. T. Gordon	Feb 17 1911	Oct 14 1991
CR5S21	Inmon, William Barksdale	Dec 6 1910	Oct 24 1996
CR5S22	Edwards, J. D.	1860	1927	“Loves Last Tribute”
CR5S25	Buchanan, Della	Sept 9 1887	Apr 9 1973
CR5S26	Buchanan, Etta	Sept 26 1889	Apr 23 1971	“Our Father “
CR5S27	Buchanan, Catherine	Dec 18 1861	Dec. 27 1928	Wife Of  D. A. J. Buchanan   “ She has gone from our midst The bright star of our home And  our once happy hearts are cheerless and lone”
CR5S28	Buchanan, D. A. J.	Jan 8 1861	Jan 12 1938	“Lord, Thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations.”
CR5S29	Edwards, John A. Jr.	Feb 3 1918		“Beloved Brother”
CR5S30	Edwards. Emily B.	Dec 27 1896	Dec 11`1986
CR5S32	Edwards, John A. Sr.	Oct 17 1889	Dec 18 1977
CR5S34	Land, Alfreda  I.	Feb 15 1914	Nov 15 1966	“Not My Will But Thine Be Done”
CR5S35	Metzger, Tommie Land	1938	1955	“Not My Will But Thine Be Done”
				Row 6
CR6S3	Harmon, Rosanne Morgan	Jan 13 1925
CR6S4	Harmon, John Oren	Oct 24 1926	Dec 12 1992	Married Nov 16 1945     Our Children Rosemarie Julia  John Michael   US Navy WWII
CR6S5	Morgan, Margaret Inmon	Sept 27 1904	Nov 29 1963	Eastern Star Emblem
Cr6S6	Morgan, Julian Earl	Mar 31 1904	Dec 6 1997	Masonic Emblem
CR6S7	Inmon, Lula	May 25 1891	Feb 23 1960
CR6S8	Inmon, Grady	Dec 23 1892	Dec 7 1967
CR6S9	Mooneyham, Maeline Inman	Nov 9 1922	June 9 1941	“Was Far Too Sweet To Linger Long”
CR6S10	Inman, Bera Gammill	Aug 26 1913	Apr 18 1994
CR6S11	Inman, Rodney R.	June 16 1910	Mar 16 1980	“In Loving Memory”
CR6S12	Inmon, Ella Mae	Feb 5 1913	Nov 14 1935	Wife of R. R. Inmon
CR6S13	Ghrist, John	Dec 24 1943	May 13 1959	“Thy Will Be Done On Earth As It Is In Heaven”
CR6S14	Summerall, Jewell	Nov 15 1898	Apr 14 1988
CR6S15	Summerall,Julian	Oct 23 1900	Jan 30 1959
CR6S17	Williams, Brian Inmon	Aug 12 1976	Nov 12 1994	“In God’s Care “ [colored picture]
CR6S20	Morgan, Wilma Rose	July 13 1934	July 14 1934	Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Morgan  “Gone to be an Angel”
CR6S21	Morgan, Altha Lantrip	Jan 7 1910	Dec 2 1979
CR6S22	Morgan, Cecil Howard	Apr 10 1908	Nov 2 1995
CR6S32	Huey, Mary	Mar 11 1820	Apr 15 1882	Wife of S. Huey  62ys 1m. 4d. [Broken Marker]  “Remember Friends As You Pass By  As You Are Now So Once Was I As I Am Now So You Must Be  Prepare For Death And Follow Me”
				Row 7
CR7S5	Morgan, Lucille Inmon	Sept 3 1901	Aug 8 1968	Eastern Star Emblem
CR7S6	Morgan, Grady Walter	Sept. 21 1900	May 19 1976	Masonic Emblem
CR7S9	Lantrip, Irene	Nov 7 1886	Feb25 1967
CR7S10	Lantrip, Tallie	Sept 19 1886	Mar 10 1960
CR7S13	Eastman, Mildred L.	Mar 5 1912	Apr 4 1957	“They Gave Their Today For Our Tomorrow”
CR7S14	Eastman, Carl S.	Sept 24 1909
CR7S18	Summerall, Martha S.	July 26 1931		“In God’s Care”
CR7S19	Summerall, Travis I.	Mar 25 1927	Nov 29 2003	Wed Jan. 12 1952  US Air Force Korea  In God’s Care
CR7S20	Stewart, Lonnie R.	Apr 5 1900	May 18 1989	“God Maketh No Mistake”
CR7S22	Franklin, Effie S.	Dec 23 1883	May 23 1953
CR7S23	Franklin, Jeff	May 30 1875	Feb 13 1971	“Forever With The Lord”
CR7S24	Inman, Kathleen	July 8 1904	Sept 26 1994	“Loved And Remembered”
CR7S25	Inman, Vardaman	Jan 21 1903	July 10 1985	“Loved And Remembered”
CR7S27	Inman, Anthony	May 28 1942	July 6 1943	“From Mother’s Arms To The Arms Of Jesus”
CR7S28	Inman, Infant	Dec 1 1931		Infant Of Mr. And Mrs. J. V. Inman  “Safe In The Arms Of Jesus”
CR7S29	Inman, Pauline	Sept 14		“Safe In The Arms Of Jesus”
CR7S30	Hardin, Mary Kate Inman	Feb 16 1925		Married Oct 24 1942
CR7S31	Hardin, Oliver “Steve”	Sept 19 1917	Mar 17 2003
CR7S32	Robinson, Toni Hardin	Mar 12 1952		Wed Aug 26 1988 “ Loved and Remembered”
CR7S33	Robinson, Arthur	Mar 13 1946	Nov 24 2001	US Army  Vietnam
				Row 8
CR8S1	Inmon, Disye Alice	Sept 27 1903	May 9 1973	Mother
CR8S2	Inmon, Leroy V.	Jan 2 1901	Jan 5 1981	Father
CR8S6	Summerville, Lillian Vera	July 2 1895	Dec 21 1970
CR8S7	Summerville, James Riley	Dec 23 1887	May 30 1971
CR8S8	Summerville, James Raiford	Jun 14 1914	Mar 25 1984
CR8S9	Summerville, Sam R.	Feb 10 1923	May 30 1991	“In God’s Care”  US Navy  WWII  Korea Vietnam
CR8S11	Wright, W. B.	Sept 26 1938	Mar 29 2000	[Temporory Marker]
CR8S12	Wright, Melvin Anderson	June 25 1946	Feb 3 2001	“It Is Well With My Soul”
				Row 9
CR9S1	Mooneyham, Lerline Inman	Sept 15 1920	Apr 1 1985
CR9S2	Mooneyham, Venoy	Feb 9 1912	Aug 11 1964
CR18S35	Townsend, Omher E.	Jul 17 1902	Jun 2 1978	“A good friend” [grave is in southwest corner of central section near treeline]
SE	SOUTHEAST SECTION	---	---	Begins between Hermit Morgan Monument and Tabb Monument on row 1
	Row 1 begins on the east side near the road			Row 1
SER1S1	Tabb, Rosa S.	Feb 4 1874	Nov 16 1952
SER1S2	Tabb, John H.	Nov 10 1872	Aug 29 1905
SER1S3	Sanderson,  R Adolphus	Jul 14 1876	Dec 27 1908	Son of H.B. & S.J. Sanderson “Father unto thy hands I commend my spirit” Luke XXIII 46
SER1S4	Sanderson, Sallie Hill	Jan 4 1850	Nov 16 1920	Wife of H.B. Sanderson “I know that my Redeemer liveth” Job XIX 25
				Row 2
SER2S1	Tabb, Daniel Hugh	Sep 24 1899	Dec 10 1901	Son of J.H. & Rosa Tabb  “Our darling Babe hath gone before to greet us on the blissful shore.”
SER2S2	Sanderson, Hughey B.		Feb 23 1826	“Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God”
SER2S3	Sanderson, H.H.	Apr 9 1813	Jul 18 1882	Lived 39 yrs 3 mos 4 days “God is my witness that I have lived an honest man. I do not dread the future”
SER2S4	Sanderson, Hugh Flournoy	Jun 9 1900	Dec 13 1900	Son of H.F. & Jeffie Sanderson “Of such is the kingdom of heaven”
SER2S5	Sanderson, Martha	Jul 20 1827	Jan 4 1912	“Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal”
SER2S6	Sanderson, Eliza J.	Jun 24 1828	Jul 17 1895	“Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God”
SER2S7	Franklin, Christine H.	Aug 23 1916	Jan 7 1998
SER2S8	Franklin, Randolph	Jan 16 1914	Sep 18 1993
SER2S9	Franklin, Lavanna A.	Mar 18 1880	Apr 6 1969
SER2S10	Franklin, Lou Naron	1857	1932
SER2S11	Franklin, B. F.	Jan 12 1845	Nov 26 1908	“May the resurrection find thee on the bosom of thy God”
SER2S12	Naron, Eli	?	Oct 1 1925	Pvt 13 Miss Rgmt CSA
SER2S13	Naron, Eliza A.	1814	Feb 2 1880	Aged about 66 yrs [broken tablet]
SER2S14	Naron, George Washington	1812	Jul 31897	No Marker [Father of Lou Naron Franklin]
				Row 3
SER3S1	Sanderson, John Thornton	Nov 8 1946	Jan 8 1978
SER3S3	Sanderson, Annie Mae	Dec 1 1903	May 19 1979
SER3S4	Sanderson, Vardaman	Oct 30 1902	Sep 25 1975
SER3S5	Sanderson, Mr. Bob	?	Jun 21 1904	Aged 30 yrs 4 mos & 21 days “Let us be patient, these severe afflictions not from the ground arise, but oftentimes celestial benedictions assume this dark disguise”  “In loving remembrance of”
SER3S7	Sanderson, Jeffie Moore	1865	1957
SER3S8	Sanderson, Hugh Flournoy	1866	1947
SER3S10	Sanderson, Eron Opha	Jan 27 1905	Oct 10 1991
SER3S12	Blue, W.J.	Aug 21 1879	Nov 17 1904	Son of J.C. & S.A. Blue aged 25 y’s 2 m’s26 d’s
				Row 4
SER4S1	Sanderson, Betty W.	Aug 27 1936	Mar 26 2002
SER4S2	Sanderson, David H.	Jan 19 1933
SER4S3	Sanderson, Ryby E	Dec 6 1928	Jun 2 1984
SER4S4	Sanderson, Bob Guinn	Aug 4 1931	Apr 6 1988	“In Jesus Christ”
SER4S5	Davis, Mable S.	Jan 6 1883	May 24 1978	“Rest in peace”
SER4S12				[flat iron marker no readable text]
SER4S16	Doster, Lemuel	1802	Mar 7 1878	Aged 76 yrs. [broken marker]
SER4S20	Doster, Francis	?	Apr 16 1879	Aged about 67 yrs
SER4S25	Taylor, Lottie E.	1891	1929	“Tho’ lost to sight to memory dear”
SER4S26	Taylor, W.W.	Sep 4 1844	Dec 16 1917
SER4S27	Taylor, Babe	1853	1935	Wife of WW Taylor “Gone but not forgotten”
				Row 5
SER5S15	Naron, Elizabeth I.	Feb 20 1873	Sep 9 1873	Aged 6 ms 19 ds
SER5S16	Bowling, William Green	Aug 21 1873	Jul 8 1875	Aged 1 yr 10 mos 17 days “son of BM & ME Bowling “with us your name shall live, though long succeeding years, embalmed with all our hearts can give, our praises and our tears
SER5S27	Springer, Minnie	Dec 6 1873	Dec 6 1873	Infant dau of J.F.. & M.C. Springer “Of such is the kingdom of heaven”
SER5S28	Hill, Asaph	Dec 25 1804	Oct 10 1872	Born in Fairfield S.C. “A loving husband, a father dear, a faithful friend lies buried here
SER5S31	Fielder, Melvina Jane	Nov 5 1847	Apr 20 1899	Wife of JR Fielder “God gave, He hath taken. He will restore. He doth all things well.”
SER5S32	Fielder, J.R.	Nov 15 1840	May 15 1923	Co L 4 Miss Inf CSA
SER5S33	Fielder, Chas. M	Sep 8 1898	Jul 11 1916	Drowned “A sunbeam from the world has vanished”
SER5S34	Reese, Louvenia Fielder	Aug 17 1877	Jan 26 1953
SER5S35	Reese, James Francis (Jim)	Jan 8 1878	Dec 9 1855
SER5S38	Story, Lillie Fielder Mabry	Sep 11 1888	May 31 1962
				Row 6
SER6S1	Gunn, Elizabeth	??	Jun 15 1898	Age 40 yrs “as a wife devoted, as a friend ever kind and true” wife of Robert Gunn
SER6S10	Bowling, Bertha	?	?	46yrs ? Wife of JB Bowling “She is not dead but sleepeth”
SER6S16	Dendy, Jane	Mar 31 1822	Nov 17 1879	“Rest mother rest in quiet sleep while friends in sorrow o’er thee weep”
SER6S17	Dendy, O.F.	Jul 24 1819	Mar 26 1879	“A friend to his country and a believer in Christ”
SER6S25	???			[brick- may be marking grave]
SER6S26	????			[brick]
SER6S30	D., M.F..	?	?	[marble marker with initials MFD on it]
SER6S33	Allen, Ida Lee	Feb 25 1879	Feb 5 1900	“She died as she lived, trusting in God” Wife of D.B. Allen
SER6S35	Dendy, Dollie Wofford	Feb 17 1850	Sep 29 1945
SER6S36	Dendy, James Edward	Mar 31 1847	Oct 21 1934	“Blessed are those who die in the Lord”
SER6S37	Hill, D.L.	Oct 24 1875	Dec 25 1900	Son of A.C. & M.A. Hill “In life beloved, in death lamented”
				Row 7
SER7S1	Gilder, Robert Gatlin	Dec 10 1938	Dec 24 2000	“Still chasing rainbows” I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith  II Timothy 4-7 “Do not stand at my grave and weep, I am not there I do not sleep, I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow, I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn’s rain, when you awaken in the morning’s hush, I am the swift uplifting rush of quiet birds in circled flight, I am the soft stars that shine at night, do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there I did not die.”                  “ Thy trials are over”
SER7S2	Gilder, Earl Moseley	Aug 9 1941	July 13 2000	“Beloved father”
SER7S3	Huffman, Matilda Jane	Aug 12 1842	Mar 13 1881	Wife of J.F. Huffman “Lord, she was thine and not my own. Thy hast not done me wrong”
SER7S4	Huffman, Mary Susan	Dec 3 1868	Oct 8 1875	Infant dau of J.L. & M.J. Huffman “Budded on earth to bloom in heaven”
SER7S5	Inmon, Martha Jane	Mar 23 1839	Feb 13 1919	She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother, and a friend to all”
SER7S6	Inmon, Eliard (Tode)	Oct 25 1836	Jan 7 1919	Masonic Emblem “He died as he lived, a christian”  footstone Pvt Co H 13 Miss Inf Confederate States Army Spartan Band [Brick Marker] Battle flag of Barksdale’s Brigade in the Army of Northern Virginia CSA Service Mar 21 to 1861 Apr 19 1865
SER7S7	Gilder, Mollie C. Inmon	Oct 21 1866	Apr 7 1896	Dau of E & M.J. Inmon wife of A.H. Gilder “Lord she was thine and not my own, Thy hast not done me wrong”
SER7S8	Inmon, Sarah Lavinia	Dec 27 1870	Mar 26 1873	Dau of Eliard and Martha Inmon
SER7S10	Inmon, Minnie Anthem	1880	Sep 15 1884	“Sleep on sweet Babe” Dau of Eliard and Martha Inmon
SER7S16	Dowdy, Martha E.	Feb 3 1845	Aug 15 1872	“Our sister left this world of woe for regions of eternal love, T’was God who called her from below to join in  praising Him above”
SER7S19	Hancock, Martha E.	Jun 4 1863	Jul 18 1883	“Whose all of life a rosy ray, blushed with dawn and passed away”
SERS25	Dowdy, William B.	Mar 22 1838	Mar 4 1916	Co G 33 Regt Miss Inf CSA
SER7S30	Langston, Alfred J.	Nov 12 1900	Aug 29 1931	Masonic Emblem “Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal” Daddy
SER7S31	Alexander, Eunice Bowling	Aug 7 1906	Oct 22 1983	Mother
SER7S32	Alexander, Allen Estell	Feb 14 1913	Jan 16 1997	Papa
				Row 8
SER8S1	Gilder, Nelle H.	Jan 15 1920
SER8S2	Gilder, Gatlin G.	Aug 9 1919	Nov 3 1982	Pvt US Army WWII
SER8S3	Gilder, Frances Moseley	Sep 27 1919	Oct 30 1961	[Color picture]
SER8S4	Gilder, Sen. Robert Earl Jr.	Aug 7 1914	Oct 6 1961	[Color picture]
SER8S5	Gilder, Grace Roberta	1913	1961	Eastern star emblem
SER8S6	Gilder, Gertrude Gatlin	1888	1972	Eastern star emblem
SER8S7	Gilder, R.E. (Bob)	1883	1945	Masonic emblem “Life’s work well done, then comes rest”
SER8S8	Gilder, James	Nov 16 1910	Nov 16 1910
SER8S9	Inman, Buchanan			Ages unkown Parents of E. Inman Civil War Veteran
SER8S10	Inman, Louvintia Winter			[inscription above for both sites]
SER8S12	Sugg, Thomas	?	1907	“Thy trials are ended”
				Row 9
SER9S1	Dowdle, William Abbott	?	?	Son of Louis Dowdle and Ida Abbott
SER9S2	Inmon, Alma Rish	Nov 15 1879	Feb 16 1953	WOW emblem “Mammy”
SER9S3	Inmon, Robert Lee	May 17 1875	July 16 1964	“Grandpa” Children of Robert Lee and Zilla Alma Inmon- Birdie Wilker (Inmon) Gilder 11-26-1897  Winnie Jane (Inmon) Morgan-Caples 1-18-1899  Eliard Norman Inmon 5-3-1900  Lucille Vivian (Inmon) Morgan 9-3-1901  Annie Lee Inmon 2-12-1903  Margaret Weatherbee (Inmon) Morgan 9-27-1904  Bessie Virginia (Inmon) Barras 4-15-1906  Martha Suggs (Inmon) Davis 9-6-1907  Robert Lee Inmon Jr. 5-31-1909  William Barksdale Inmon 12-6-1910  Christine Rish (Inmon) Vance 12-23-1911  Alma Alfreda (Inmon) Land 2-12-1914  Andrew Jackson Inmon 10-10-1915  Mary Joan (Inmon) Lewis 1-18-1918  Mildred Louise (Inmon) Leister 9-17-1919  Thelma Rose (Inmon) Howard 4-9-1921
SER9S4	Inmon, Annie Lee	Feb 12 1903	?	Dau of R.L. & A.R. Inmon “Asleep in Jesus”
SER9S5	Wade, Mrs Mary Ann	Oct 8 1829	Jun 2 1902	“She is not dead but sleepeth”
SER9S6	Tedder, John Allen	Feb 13 1907	Dec 30 1907	“Gone but not forgotten”
SER9S7	Tedder, Virginia Bell	Apr 8 1873	Apr 7 1938
SER9S8	Tedder, John Thomas	Jun 18 1869	Aug 14 1952
SER9S15	Summerall, Vernon	Aug 22 1888	Jul 191889	Son of JF &TM Summerall
SER9S18	Stevens, Oliver	Feb 16 1881	May 9 1884
SER9S19	Stevens, Eliza	Nov 14 1873	Nov 16 187?	[marker broken, complete date of death uk]
SER9S20	Stevens, Edgar Lee	Sep 15 1878	Jan 15 1879
SER9S22	Stevens, John C.	Sep 8 1850	Jan 17 1885
SER9S24	Bowling, Mary Elizabeth	1849	1914
SER9S25	Bowling, Barney Mannin	1850	1941	“…..?…. , To memory dear”
SER9S26	Wiseman, Lucille Bowling	1877	1921	“None knew her but to love her” Mother
SER9S40	Blue, Byram L.	May 22 1902	Jan 19 1923	“Gone but not forgotten”
				Row 10
SER10S1	Inmon, Courtney	Jan 25 1972	Dec 28 1977	Daughter of Jerry and Jamie Inmon
SER10S3	Roberts, Jack Inman	Dec 5 1927	Mar 26 2005
SER10S4	Roberts, Betty Jean	May 19 1922	Dec 3 1988	USN Y2 US Navy World War II
SER10S5	Roberts, Archie Fairlee	Oct 24 1922		“A loving father and mother” USN
SER10S5	Roberts, Paul Louis			“Our son”  [inscribed on east side of double stone above]
SER10S6	Roberts Archie Roan	Jan 9 1902	May 5 1944	Daddy
SER10S7	Roberts, Fairy Inmon	Feb 4 1906	Mar 25 1982	“They died as they lived Christians”  Mama
SER10S8	Inmon, Andrew Jackson	Jan 15 1869	Mar 25 1934
SER10S9	Inmon, Eleanor Susana	Apr 15 1874	Jan 27 1932	His wife
SER10S10	Inmon, Robert Lee	Dec 10 1904	Jan 10 1905
SER10S11	Inmon, Joseph			Infant son of Andrew J & Eleanor S Inmon
SER10S13	Stevens, GC		Oct 17 1886	native of North Carolina died in Miss Aged 63 yrs “Rest soldier rest thy woes are o’er”  A friend to his country and a believer in Christ
SER10S14	Stevens, Caroline	May 17 1828	Feb 26 1886	Wife of GC Stephens
SER10S17	Bowling, William Wayne	Sep 17 1907	Mar 20 1929	Son of JM & Lena Bowling “Gone but not forgotten”
SER10S19	Bowling, Lena V.	1877	1956
SER10S20	Bowling, James M	1875	1943	“To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die”
SER10S21	Bowling, Katheryne E.	1904	1959
SER10S22	Bowling, Edward H	1904	1959
SER10S24	Vanlandingham, Debra Elizabeth	Oct 26 1959
SER10S25	Springer, Nona S	May 1905	Jun 1959
SER10S26	Springer, Sid H	Sep 1895	Jun 1967
SER10S38	Gatlin, Mattie C	1863	1912
				Row 11
SER11S12	Hamilton, William D	Feb 11 1892	Jul 26 1892	Son of WD & ME Hamilton “Our darling one hath gone before to greet us on the blissful shore”
SER11S13	Hamilton, Georgia Ann E	Mar 20 1882	Feb 24 1883	Dau of WP &ME Hamilton “Gone to be an angel”
SER11S14	Hamilton, Mary E	Jan 31 1861	May 15 1892	Wife of WD Hamilton
SER11S16	Hamilton, WD		Jan 21 1901	Aged 44 yrs 9 mos 8 das “Gone but not forgotten”
SER11S17	Hamilton, Frances Elizabeth	Feb 9 1864	Oct 27 1942	Wife of WD Hamilton
SER11S19	Dendy, I Edner	1897	1910
SER11S22	Lantrip,	Jun 13 1909	Jun 13 1909	Infant dau of AE & NR Lantrip “Gone too soon”
SER11S24	Conner, Bonetta	Mar 12 1804	Sep 16 1877	In memory of  Wife of WH Conner “Blessed are the
SER11S25	Conner, WH	Mar 23 1809	Jan 30 1891	“ Pure in heart for they shall see God”
				Row 12
SER12S1	Hardin, Jim Jeff	1934	1959
SER12S2	Hardin, Clara Merlyn	1924	1954
SER12S5	Hardin, Dan Keith	1929	1934
SER12S10	Hamilton, Myra G	Jun 18 1894	Feb 12, 1981
SER12S11	Hamilton, JW	Sep 19 1899	Dec 15 1951
SER12S15	Malone, Susan C	Jul 7 1824	Nov 17 1896	Wife of Chesley Malone “She died as she lived trusting in God”
SER12S16	Malone, Chesley	Mar 20 1818	Nov 26 1885	“His many virtues form the noblest monument to his memory”
SER12S15	Lantrip, Alcie C	Jan 5 1905	Apr 3 1904	Dau of AE & NR Lantrip
SER12S17	Dendy, Rosie G	1854	1905
SER12S18	Dendy, John T	1855	1932
SER12S20	Lantrip,	Oct 8 1907	Oct 8 1907	Inf dau of AE & NR Lantrip “Gone  to be an angel”
SER12S23	Lantrip			Co 66  M ……? [flat concrete marker]
SER12S24	Lantrip, Mrs Nannie R	Aug 22 1865	Jan 30 1917	Wife of Allen E Lantrip  dau of M/M Chesley Malone WOW Emblem [inscription not legible]
SER12S25	Lantrip, Allen E	1862	1923	Emblem ?
SER12S29	Lantrip, William A	Jun 14 1896	Oct 14 1966	Dad  “Rest in Peace”
SER12S35	Gilder, Richard McCullough	Sep 6 1914	Dec 31 1996	US Army US Air Force World War II
SER12S36	Gilder, Alford H	1858	1925
SER12S37	Gilder, Sallie Belle	Oct 19 1879	Aug 10 1907	Wife of AH Gilder
				Row 13
SER13S1	Sanders, Belle Guinn	Nov 22 1859	Apr 16 1889
SER13S9	Moseley, Mary E	1835	1887
SER13S10	Moseley, James S	1827	1890
SER13S11	Moseley, Amanda R	Jan 16 1860	Aug 6 1879	Wife of JT Moseley “Lord she was thine and not mine alone, Thou hast not done me wrong”
SER13S12	Dendy, Mary Lou Neal	Nov 27 1879	Dec 18 1960
SER13S13	Dendy, William Webster	Jan 15 1879	Oct 4 1957
SER13S25	Dowdy, John W	Apr 28 1884	Jan 8 1974
SER13S26	Dowdy, Emma T	May 10 1889	Mar 6 1965
SER13S32	Herring, Esthma Walker	Oct 3 1881	Dec 19 1974
SER13S33	Herring, Leonard D	Feb 7 1881	Jul 27 1972
SER13S34	Bowling, Thomas J	Oct 19 1874	Jan 30 1905	WOW Emblem “Only sleeping to awake in a brighter Clime”
SER13S35	Herring, Avery	Sep 1 1920	May 22 1921	Son of LD and SE Herring “Gone to be an angel”
SER13S36	Herring	Jan 9 1905	Jan 12 1905	Infant son of LD and SE Herring [The two infant graves, S35, 36 are actually between the Bowling and Herring tombstones]
				Row 14
SER14S1	Sanders, James M	Sep 15 1859	Nov 28 1944
SER14S2	Sanders, Leona	1900	1904
SER14S3	Sanders, Anice Hardin	Mar 6 1870	Jan 3 1939	“Rest is thine and sweet remembrance ours.”
SER14S4	Blue, Caladonia C	Oct 4 1869	Jan 31 1871
SER14S6	Blue, Moses D	Oct 28 1860	Sep 23 1873
SER14S7	Blue, Danuel Webster	Aug 28 1872	Sep 5 1875
SER14S9	Malone	Mar 26 1875	Mar 26 1875	Infant son of CD & ME Malone “Budded on earth to bloom in heaven”
SER14S13	Herring, Paul Allen	Apr 18 1887	Oct 9 1966
SER14S14	Herring, Cannie Neal	Jan 3 1889	Sep 17 1975
SER14S16	Neel, John Austin	Oct 11 1881	Nov 14 1892	Son of JD & MD Neel “Sleep on dear child and take thy rest, in Jesus arms forever blest”
SER14S18	Neal, John Dee	Sep 5 1854	Apr 28 1906
SER14S19	Neal, Delura Gables	Apr 9 1860	Sep 1 1944
SER14S24	Dowdy, George A	1916
SER14S25	Dowdy, William B	1909
SER14S26	Dowdy, Tom E	1911
SER14S27	Herring, Zola A	Jun 30 1884	Apr 6 1984	“I have kept the faith”
SER14S28	Herring, Samantha	Jul 10 1848	Jan 5 1929	Wife of JT Herring “Dear mother tho’ we miss you much we know you rest with God”
SER14S29	Herring, Jesse T	Aug 6 1839	Nov 14 1926	“Dear father tho’ we miss you much we know you rest with God”  Masonic Emblem
SER14S30	Herring, TO	Oct 4 1874	Sep 14 1891	Son of JT and Samantha Herring
SER14S31	Herring, Myrtle May	Dec 14 1887	Jun 20 1889	Dau of JT and Samantha Herring “Ins ????
SER14S34	McCord, Joseph Thomas	Aug 29 1866	Sep 18 1905	WOW “Too good for earth God called him home”
SER14S35	McCord, Ida Burson	1873	1924	Wife of Joseph T McCord
				Row 15
SER15S13	Neal, Susan			[No other information on either S13, 14, and 15]
SER15S14	Crouch, Nancy
SER15S15	Neal, Edith
SER15S18	Mancill, Robert Green	Apr 3 1865	Jul 13 1865	“Sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest, God called thee home, He thought it best”  Son of EM & EA Mancill
SER15S19	Mancill, Mary Frances	Feb 6 1852	Aug 7 1866	Dau of EM & Elenor Mancill “Preserve me O God for in thee do I put my trust”
SER15S20	Brewer, Rosanna Elinor	Dec 7 1887	Sep 8 1888	“ins ??? Dau of IW & MJ Brewer
SER15S21	Malone, Minnie	Aug 9 1872	Aug 3 1878	“Gone to be an angel” dau of CD & ME Malone
SER15S22	Malone, Minnie Hester	Apr 27 1888	Aug 5 1892	Dau of CD & ME Malone “Gone home”
SER15S23	Malone, Edmon Chesley	Apr 10 1887	Jul 30 1888	“Too good for earth God called him home” Infant son of CD & ME Malone
SER15S24	Malone, Sallie Labonn	Mar 20 1894	Jun 4 1896	Dau of CD & ME Malone “Too good for earth God called her home”
SER15S25	Malone, Florinda Mancill	May 17 1854	Feb 3 1934
SER15S26	Malone, Chesley Daniel	Apr 10 1849	Apr 1 1922
SER15S28	Malone, James M	Jan 25 1879	Oct 2 1951	Brother
SER15S29	Malone, Cora E	Jun 30 1889	Sep 23 1972	Sister
SER15S35	Mancill ???
SER15S36	Naron, George E	May 23 1882	Sep 8 1882	Son of WW & SC Naron “Take the little lamb and lay it on my breast. Protection he shall find in me and be forever blest”
SER15S37	Naron, Essie	Jan 15 1886	Jan 30 1886
SER15S38	Naron, Bessie	Jan 15 1886	Jan 31 1886	‘Sleep on sweet babes and take thy rest, God called thee home, he thought it best”
SER15S40	Harrod, Mary Bettie	1863	1940	Mother Wife of JS Harrod “We will meet again” [This flat tombstone was lying by pine tree stump on edge of the cemetery by the road”
				Row 16
SER16S1	Faulkner, Imogene	Dec 12 1918	Dec 28 1970
SER16S2	Faulkner, America E	Dec 25 1882	Jan 4 1977
SER16S3	Faulkner, Julius A	Feb 27 1882	Nov 18 1949
SER16S15	Patterson, George S	Apr 3 1835	May 5 1897	Husband of Mary Patterson “And tho we often miss his pleasant smile and miss his cheerful voice and helping hand, he’s safe we know and but a little while ere we shall meet him in a happier land”
SER16S16	Patterson, WT	Mar 28 1862	May 31 1895	“Murdered by Sam J Springer”   “Farewell Dear Billie, you were murdered without cause and your murderer released by intrigue but God will meet out justice in that great day.” Your affectionate wife Minnie Lee
SER16S19	Mancill, Emelia A Neal	Jan 20 1828	Jul 9 1896	Wife of EM Mancill aged 68 y’rs 6 m’s & 20 d’s “Gone from home but not from our hearts.  Dear mother thou hast left us, here thy loss we deeply feel but tis God that bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal”
SER16S20	Mancill, EM		May 4 1880	Aged 58 yrs 11 mos 14 das Masonic emblem  In memory of   “The pains of death are passed, labor and sorrows cease, and life’s long warfare closed at last, his soul is found in peace”
SER16S21	Naron, Sarah C	1862	1952
SER16S22	Naron, William W	1852	1940
SER16S30	Ferguson, Doris Scarbrough	Jun 5 1923
SER16S31	Ferguson, James Mancill	Aug 4 1919	Aug 11 1990
SER16S32	Ferguson, Lorene Naron	May 16 1888	Jan 10 1977
SER16S33	Ferguson, Alton Earl	Oct 29 1979	Jan 12 1953
SER16S34	Ferguson, Lois Lorene	Aug 19 1912	Mar 8 1928	[last tombstone in Southeast Section]
SE[Slave area]1	Blue, Caroline	1842	1897	“not lost but gone before, Jesus loves the pure and holy”
SE[Slave area]2	At…?, John	?	Dec 31 1907	Son “We will meet again” [broken stone]
SE[Slave area]3	Cowley, Elizabeth	?	Nov 15 1889	Aged 40 yrs Wife of Jeff Cowley [broken stone]
				[Note: there are several slave graves in the western section of this area but no markers survive. At one time many graves, slave & free, had cedar markers]
SW	SOUTHWEST SECTION	---	---
REF	NAME	BORN	DIED	ADDITIONAL INSCRIPTIONS [OR NOTES]
				Row  1
SWR1S3	Bishop, Sevilla Boyette	Sept 22, 1905	Mar 6 1967
SWR1S4	Boyette, Sidney Irvin	Oct 19 1901	Dec 11 1933
SWR1S7	Springer, Infant	Apr 2 1906	Apr 2 1906	Infant Dau. Of  BD & BF Springer  At Rest
SWR1S12	Springer, Nancy E.	Dec 11 1847	Mar 13 1860	Aged 12yrs. 4Mos. 2 Dys.
SWR1S35	Ivy, Sgt. Curtis	None given		Co. D Alabama Cav  CSA
SWR1S27	Langston, Clara B. Harrod and  Clara Yvonne.	None given	Aug 30 1927	“God Called them home”  Wife of Cyril R. Langston
SWR1S29	Inmon, Robert Lee Jr.	May 31 1909	Nov 5 1993
SWR1S30	Inmon, Cleo Herrod	Mar 14 1912		Married June 21 1931
SWR1S31	Harrod, Mary B.	1863	1940	Woodman of World Emblem
SWR1S32	Harrod, John S.	1871	1945	Woodman of World Emblem  “Waiting for the call.”
SWR1S33	Herrod, Clyde G.	Mar 7 1922	May 15 1975
SWR1S34	Herrod, Phillip G.	Apr 29 1944	Mar 30 1982	“In Loving Memory”
SWR1S35	Gresham, G. A.	Apr 26 1855	Mar 14 1901	At Memphis Tennessee Woodman Of World Emblem
SWR1S36	Hanna, John Elmer	June  25 1891	Sept 22 1898	Aged 7 yrs. 2 Mos. 28 Das. Son of JM and SAHanna   “Weep not for me, Mother, for I am waiting in God’s love.”
SWR1S37	Hanna, George Ama		Sept 25 1898	Aged 9 yrs. 8 Mos. 7 Das.  Son of JM and AM Hanna “The little angel before heavens throne”
				Row 2
SWR2S1	Naron, Martha Ann Virginia	Oct 15 1861	Nov 16 1863	Dau. Of J. T. and J. Naron  “ Dearest Brother, Thou has left us, Here our loss we deeply feel, But is God who hast bereft us, And can all our sorrow heal.”
SWR2S2	Mobley, Luella	Sep 22 1897	Aug 10 1989
SWR2S3	Mobley, James Richard	Jul 10 1894	Nov 23 1917
SWR2S5	Faulkner, infant	Dec 10 1914	Dec 10 1914	“Gone too soon”  Infant son of J A & America Faulkner
SWR2S6	Springer, infant	Oct 3 1897	Oct 3 1897	Son of M T and EJ Springer  “Not lost, but gone before.”
SWR2S7	Springer, Carter Champeon	July 13 1870	May 10 1890	Son of Martin & Elizabeth Springer  “Dearest brother thou hast left us, here our sorrow we deeply feel, Tis God who has bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal.”
SWR2S8	Springer, Martin	Sep 22 1881	Feb 5 1878	“Gone to rest”   [dates as inscribed on marker]
SWR2S10	Springer, Elizabeth C.	Aug 25 1825	Jan 13 1908	“A dear Mother gone to rest in heaven to rest.”
SWR2S11	Springer, Martin	Sept 22 1821	Feb 5 1878	“Gone  But Not Forgotten “  Masonic Emblem     Husband of Elizabeth  C. Springer
SWR2S12	Springer N. I.	Oct 4 1852	Feb 25 1860	Aged 7 ys. 4ms. and 21 ds. “God me home. He thought it best.”  Dau. Of Martin and EC Springer
SWRS213	Springer, Infant	Jan 12 1862	Jan 26 1862	Infant Son and Martin and EC Springer  “Sleep on sweet babe.”
SWR2S20	Naron, Thomas J.	1836		Co H 31 Mississippi  Inf CSA
SWR2S22	Metal Rusted tombstone-No Writing
SWR2S28	Howell,  Elizabeth	Aug 29 1819	July 15 1897	“She died as she lived, trusting in God.”
SWR2S23	Howell, John	May 9 1818	Oct 1 1887	“Safely anchored in the harbor of eternal rest.”
SWR2S24	Dowdy, T. J.	Oct 26 1827	Jan 4 1913	Aged 85 yrs. 2 ms. 9ds.  “Tho lost to sight, to memory dear.”
SWR2S25	Dowdy, Tranpenny	Apr 7 1832	Feb 1 1903	Aged 70 yrs. 9 mos. 24 ds.  Wife of J. J. Dowdy “Gone from our homes, but not from our hearts.”
SWR2S26	Dowdy, Baby
SWR2S27	Darby, Dolly		July 1916	Wife of Ben Darby
				Row 3
SWR3S6	Springer, Martin Theo.	Dec 30, 1854	Sep 16 1935	Masonic Emblem
SWR3S7	Springer, Emma J	Jul 16 1859	Feb 10 1904	“A star  that is lost when daylight is given.  She has faded away to live brightly in heaven”
SWR3S16	Howard, Martha E	Jan 26 1835	Jul 22 1892	Sacred to the memory of
SWR3S17	Woolard, William G	Oct 22 1861	Jul 25 1864	Aged 2yrs 9 mos 3 days “He is not dead but sleepeth” Son of JM & ME Woolard
SWR3S22	Naron, Joseph F	Mar 2 1870	Aug 26 1870
SWR3S23	Naron, John I	Aug 14 1873	Jul 13 1874
SWR3S24	Naron, Robert J	Feb 20 1871	Sep 23 1876	[broken marker]
SWR3S25	Naron, Minnie G	Aug 23 1876	Nov 3 1877
SWR3S26	Naron, Timethy	Feb 1 1880	Aug 28 1881
SWR3S27	Naron, Nancy Howell	Sep 19 1840	Jul 4 1914
SWR3S28	Naron, Ben Franklin	Dec 31 1839	Mar 20 1929	“Life’s work well done, then comes rest”  CS Army Cpl Co C 24 Regt Miss Inf
SWR3S29	Reese, Elizabeth Naron (Bettie)	Jan 18 1882	Aug 3 1868
SWR3S30	Reese, Neddie Seay	Nov 20 1881	Nov 30 1966	“Ned”
SWR3S33	Reese, Harvard E	Aug 24 1920	Sep 2 1968	“Blessed are the pure in heart for they see God”
SWR3S34	Blue, Annie A	Mar 7 1882	Feb 23 1965	Eastern Star Emblem
SWR3S35	Blue, James E	Sep 1 1881	Dec 28 1935	Masonic Emblem “Rest is thine and sweet remembrance ours”
SWR3S36	Walton, Ranse	Nov 19 1883	Dec 3 1883	Infant son of AC & MC Walton “Budded on earth to bloom in heaven”
SWR3S37	Gregg, Lorene Blue	Feb 241910	Feb 2 1993	Eastern Star Emblem
SWR3S38	Gregg, James Paul	Sep 22 1912	Jan 19 1986	Masonic Emblem  “Asleep in Jesus”
SWR3S39	Blue, America J	Jul 3 1859	Sep 22 1919	Wife of JM Blue “Father into thy hands I commend my spirit”
SWR3S40	Blue, James Marion	Nov 28 1857	Jun 21 1937
				Row 4
SWR4S3	Sanderson, Mrs Rosanna		Feb 7 1863	Age 84 yrs “Sacred to the memory of”
SWR4S10	Howard, Delilah	Jul 17 1819	Jan 24 1851	“Sacred to the memory of” Wife of GW Howard    A Member of the Baptist Church The mother of but one sweet babe, a son which lies to the left by her side “She made home happy”  “Dear husband and friends remember as you pass by, as you are now so once was I, as I am now so you must be. Oh! then prepare to follow me”
SWR4S11	Howard, GW	Dec 18 1818	Dec 20 1896	Age 78 ys. 2 ds. Husband of  L Howard “gone but not forgotten”
SWR4S12				[sites 12-15 rusted metal markers, no writing]
SWR4S22	Herring, Ernest Devan	May 3 1873	Sep 3 1878	Son of EA & Salena Herring “The lovely bird so young and fair culled hence by early doom ,just came to show how sweet a flower in Paradise would bloom”
SWR4S23	Herring, James Millard	Mar 15 1869	Oct 3 1873	“Weep not father and mother for me, for I am waiting in glory for ye” Son of EA & Selena Herring
SWR4S24	Herring, Martin Luther	Feb 20 1873	Aug 25 1888	Son of EA & Selena Herring  “Rest dear Luther in happiness rest, mingling with angels we know thou art blest.  Far from the trials that tempt us to stray, God in his mercy has called thee away.”
SWR4S25	Herring, EA	May 1 1836	Mar 24 1904	Masonic Emblem “His memory is blest”
SWR4S26	Herring, Salena	Oct 15 1845	Sep 7 1928	“Asleep in Jesus” Wife of EA Herring “Our darling mother hath gone to greet us on the blissful shore”
SWR4S27	Herring, SW (Sam)	Feb 23 1881	Apr 15 1953	“In loving memory”
SWR4S28	Dowdy, Jack	Jul 7 1890	Jul 17 1968	US Army Inf WWI
SWR4S29	Dowdy, Ruby	May 31 1892	Apr 4 1909	Daughter of GW & Lula Dowdy  “Sleep on Dear Ruby and take thy rest, God called thee home, he thought it best.”
SWR4S30	Dowdy, Lula A	Nov 10 1866	Jun 22 1960
SWR4S31	Dowdy, Geo W	Feb 1 1867	Aug 22 1948
				Row 5
SWR5S9	McCollough, Frances	Sep 14 1821	Feb 8 1868	Wife of Perryman McCollough  “She lived and died a Christian”
SWR5S10	Gilder, Anis Jane	Jun 6 1872	Jun 6 1872
SWR5S11	Gilder, Emily S.	Jan 13 1862	Sep 6 1862	Infant Dau of M. K. and Angeline Gilder  Aged 7 mos. 23 days “A little flower that blossomed
SWR5S12	Gilder, Benjamin	Mar 29 1856	Aug 15 1859	“Sacred in the memory of” Son of Angeline and MK Gilder  Aged 3 yrs,4mos,&16ds
SWR5S14	Gillder, Robert Lee	Mar  15 1866	Mar 1 1871	Aged 3 yrs.  Son of MK and Angeline Gilder
SWR5 S15	Gilder, Angeline	Dec 20 1835	Jun 2 1891	Wife of  MK Gilder
SWR5S16	Gilder, M. K.	Mar 25 1828	Jun 9 1908	Aged 80 yrs. 2 mo. 4 days. “His many virtues form the noblest monument to his memory. Gone but not forgotten”
SWR5S17	Gilder, Letitia	Mar 15 1802	Apr 22 1887	Wife of B C Gilder “Sleep on dear Mother and take thy rest.  God called thee home.  He thought it best”
SWR5S18	Gilder, Abner P	Oct. 24, 1835	Jan 1 1868	Aged 32 yrs. 2mo. 8 days. “ Sacred to the memory of”  “Gone Home”
SWR5S20	Walker, Julia A.	May 9 1838	Nov 1 1894
SWR5S22	McCollough, Jimmy M	Jul 10 1822	Sep 8 1882	“Gone to a better land” Son of MR and VJ McCollough
SWR5S23	McCollough, Willie  E	Sep 30 1825	Sep 13 1828	“Gone so soon” Son of MR and VJ McCollough
SWR5S27	Herring, Allie	Dec. 18 1904	Feb 18 1905	Dau. of MB and AC Herring
SWR5S28	Herring, David Allen	Aug 26 1903	Aug 27 1918	“Asleep in Jesus”  Son of MB & Cora Herring “A fallen bud of promise never bloomed”
SWR5S29	Herring, Cora	1876	1959	Wife of MB Herring
SWR5S31	Herring, M. B.	Oct 4 1875	Mar 28 1945	WOW  Emblem “A sweeter soul never lived, No purer heart ever beat, No truer man ever died.”
SWR5S34	Moore, Ruthella	Nov 28 1880	Nov 28 1880	Dau. Of Ben J. & Catherine Moore
SWR5S35	Edmondson,  Baby	Dec 6 1925	Dec 6 1925	Inf. Son of TM & Thelma Edmondson “Blessed are the early dead”
				Row 6
SWR6S8	Moore, Mary Ann	Nov 11 1782	1852	Wife of John F. Moore
SWR6S9	Moore, John F	June 15 1777	1852
SWR6S11	McCullough, Mildton	Mar 11 1843	Oct 11 1857	Aged 14 yrs & 7 mos “Sacred to the memory of”
SWR6S12	McCollough, Martin	Nov 22 1811	Nov 27 1857	Aged 46 yrs & 5 das. “Sacred to the memory of” “He died a member of the Baptist Church”
SWR6S13	Howard, Sarah W	Feb 17 1812	Feb 2 1887	Wife of GW Howard “Sacred to the memory of” [broken marker] “She was – but words are wanting to say what, think what a  wife should be – she was that, she made home happy”
SWR6S15	Sanders, John Sidney	1862	1934
SWR6S16	Sanders, Louisa Jane	Oct 4 1834	May 4 1905	Aged 70 yrs. 7 mos. “Sacred to the memory of”
SWR6S21	McCollough, M. Filmore	Feb 26 1851	Oct 13 1892
SWR6R22	McCollough, Virginia J.	Oct 26 1856	Nov 8 1937
SWR6S23	Tornwall, Katina Enochs	Aug 28 1944	Aug 28 1944	Infant Dau. Of  Mr. & Mrs. Pat L Tornwall
SWR6S23a	Jessup, Frances Enochs Tornwall	Mar 3 1922	Nov 12 1996
SWR6S23b	Tornwall, Patrick L.	Feb 26 1923	Nov 3 1966
SWR6S24	Mitchell, Virgie B.	Aug 19 1885	Jan 26 1916	“A loving mother and a faithful wife”
SWR6S25	McCollough, Lee	May 17 1883	May 18 1930	“Gone but not forgotten”
SWR6S26	Carter, William Guy	Feb 18 1885	Mar 3 1939
SWR6S30	Carter, Fannie Ardelia	Aug 1 19115	Nov 22 1920	Dau. Of Guy and Lavinia Carter “Of such is the kingdom of Heaven”
SWR6S31	Moore, Caroline	Oct 15 1840	Jul 16 1922	“Come ye blessed”  “ Her  children arise and call her blessed”
SWR6S32	Moore, John J.	Dec 8 1879	Oct 4 1881	Son of Joseph &Caroline Moore
SWR6S34	Edmondson, Oglesby	Mar 9 1892	Oct 28 1899	Son of WZ & Willie Edmonson “Our darling one hath gone before  to greet us on the blissful shore.”
SWR6S35	Edmondson  Lee Roy	Aug 13 1902	Sep 26 1903	Son of WZ & WS Edmondson “Little Snook, sleep on dear child and take thy rest, in Jesus name forever blest.”
SWR6S36	Edmondson, Willie Moore	Dec 8 1867	Nov 23 1952
SWR6S37	Edmondson, William Z.	Jun 4 1862	Dec 30 1947
SWR6S38	Edmondson, Thelma F.	Jul 9 1903	Jul 28 1994
SWR6S39	Edmondson, Thomas Moore	Mar 10 1900	Jun 5 1973	Masonic Emblem
				Row 7
SWR7S1	Herring, Levi	May 8 1800	Dec 17 1862	“Earth has one mortal less, heaven an angel more”
SWR7S2	Herring, Avis Bridges	Jun 16 1916		“The Lord is my shepherd”
SWR7S3	Herring, Everette E	May 9 1912	Apr 21 1976	“The Lord is my shepherd” married Jun 20 1939
SWR7S13	Kellum, infant	1888	1888	[S13, 13a, & 13b are all at one site on one marker]
SWR713a	Kellum, Samuel	1853	1923
SWR713b	Kellum, Pauline Pogue		1888
SWR7S18	McCullough, Mattie L Medlin	Nov 23 1887	Oct 5 1974
SWR7S21	McCullough, Edd Walker	Mar 29 1880	Mar 31 1932
SWR7S22	McCullough, Frank Byron	Sep 3 1914	May 20 1916	Marker on Ground
SWR7S23	McCullough, Edwin Leo	Mar 2 1908	Oct 20 1908	Son of E W & M L McCullough
SWR7S24	McCullough, John Clifton	Jun 3 1888	Jun 11 1939
SWR7S26	Edmondson, Wesley	Oct 17 1874	Jun 16 1958
SWR7S27	Edmondson, Sallie	Oct 12 1883	Aug 27 1969
SWR7S30	Kellum, Julia Ann	Oct 7 1853	May 6 1911	Wife of TJ Kellum age 57 yrs 6 ms 29 ds
SWR7S32	Carter, Lavinia E	Jul 28 1894	Dec 24 1986	“In loving memory”
SWR7S33	Davis, Catherine Carter	Jul 26 1919	Feb 19 1967
SWR7S36	Walton,	?	?
SWR7S38	Walton, Sarah	1831	1918	Wife of AF Walton “Our loved one”
SWR7S39	Walton, AF	Feb 23 1826	Jul 22 1908	“May he rest in peace”
SWR7S40	Edmondson, Thomas Leon	Oct 7 1953	Oct 7 1953	Son of JW & Virginia Edmondson
				Row 8
SWR8S25	Ramsey,	May 6 1881	May  9 1881	Infant of Mitchell & Louisa Ramsey
SWR8S26	Ramsey, Louisa Minerva (Rish)	Apr 24 1848	May 6 1881
SWR8S35	Walton, Susan Armstrong	Mar 10 1867	Feb 28 1960	Wife of Thomas E Walton
SWR8S36	Walton, Thomas E	Mar 5 1865	Nov 13 1932
SWR8S37	Walton, Dr William A	Jun 5 1889	Oct 17 1912
SWR8S38	Walton, J Clau	May 2 1903	Dec 17 1909	Son of TE Walton   “AT Rest”
				Row 9
SWR9S5	Ryan, Mary J	Sep 22 1822	Apr 27 1856	“Sacred to the memory of” Wife of JC Ryan
SWR9S13	McCullough, Irvin	1819	1875	Founding member and deacon  Midway Baptist Church 1848
SWR9S15	Moore, Ellen Hamilton	Aug 11 1877	Aug 2 1906
SWR9S23	Moore, Mary A	Jun 25 1801	Sep 8 1870
SWR9S24	Moore, John W	Apr 8 1802	Sep 5 1884	[broken marker]
SWR9S25	Moore, Silas	Jan 27 1843	Dec 29 1890	“In life beloved, in death lamented”
SWR9S32	McCullough, Lula W	Jan 11 1908	Jan 25 1908
SWR9S33	McCullough, Van Clay	Sep 18 1912	Apr 7 1913
SWR9S34	McCullough, Rufus	Jan 18 1916	Jan 18 1916
SWR9S35	McCullough, Ann Wells	Mr 6 1883	Jun 26 1958	“At Rest”
SWR9S36	McCullough, Timothy P	May 16 1859	Sep 30 1945
SWR9S37	McCullough, Lela G	Nov 5 1871	Aug 8 1892
SWR9S38	Edmondson, James T	Jan 1 1929	Nov 6 1955	US Army WWII
SWR9S40	Holloway, Robert E	May 16 1928	Mar 21 1970	US Marine Korea
				Row 10
SWR10S5	Moore,	Jun 9 1869	Aug 19 1870	Child of Benj & Catharine Moore Broken Marker
SWR10S7	Moore, BA	Apr 28 1864	Jun 11 1866	Son of Benj & Catharine Moore   Broken Marker
SWR10S8	Howard, Elizabeth	Oct 25 1789	Mar 29 1860
SWR10S9	Howard, John	Jun 28 1789	Oct 3 1866
SWR10S11	McCullough, SFE	Dec 14 1860	Jan 1 1885	“At her right lies their infant son born  & died Dec 29 18? Wife of  PW McCullough
SWR10S14	McCullough, CB	Oct 22 1880	Oct 17 1881	Son of PW & SFE McCullough   Broken Marker
SWR10S36				[S36-39 concrete markers no names]
SWR10S42	Winter, Donald Late	Jan 16 1937	Feb 16 1937	Infant son of Walter & Hollie M Moore
				Row 11
SWR11S1	Zanzeberg, Joseph T	1864	1929	The  German “ In Memory of  Your Children I Z Zanzeberg  Paul A Zanzeberg  Trudie Z. Higgins, By Your Grand Children  Joe A Zanzeberg  Betty Z  Golden  Leo A  Higgins”
SWR11S4	Hill, Jewel Reese	Jan 22 1913	Jul 29 1993
SWR11S5	Hill, James Wallace	Nov 26 1912	Jul 26 1985	US Army WWII
SWR11S21	Rish, Buford	1910	1931
SWR11S23	Rish, John Calhoun	Apr 6 1854	Jul 12 1912
SWR11S24	Rish, Modena Anthem (Weatherbee)	Feb 27 1856	Jul 6 1898
SWR11S25	Rish, John Albert	Jul 15 1879	Nov 11 1898
SWR11S26				[28-29 marker/no name]
SWR11S29	Rish, Florence	1878	1906
SWR11S30	Rish, Arthur	1881	1953
SWR11S31	Rish James	1917	1931
SWR11S32	Rish,  Ada	1886	1939
SWR11S34	Henderson, John Lester	1903	1929
SWR11S35	Henderson, Mary Ida	Aug 25 1870	Jan 16 1935	Wife
SWR11S36	Henderson, John E	Jan 31 1866	Nov 23 1924	Husband
SWR11S37	Henderson, Theophlus Murphy	1914	1917
SWR11S39	Henderson, Caroline Murphy	1835	1912	Mother of John E.
SWR11S40	Henderson, Argel Armond	1908	1909
SWR11S41	Henderson, Martha Jane	1900	1905
SWR11S44	Henderson, Edmond Lawrence	1892	1950
SWR11S45	Henderson, Lucy McClure	1893	1956
				Row 12
SWR12S1	Reese, Juanella D	1919	1994
SWR12S2	Reese, Ned Seay, Jr.	1915	1971
SWR12S14	Betterton, Millard Filmore	Apr 10 1858	Oct 1 1859	“Sacred to the memory of” Son of GB and Deborah Betterson
SWR12S16	Lewis, Mary	1918
SWR12S17	Lewis, Spurgeon	19081	1974
SWR12S18	Rish, Margaret Jane Weatherbee	Dec 31 1842	Oct 3 1915	Wife of William Jasper Rish  “She hath done what she could”
SWR12S19	Rish, W. J.	Oct 5 1839	Feb 23 1910	Aged 70yrs. 4 mos. 18 ds.  “He died as he lived trusting in  God”
SWR12S20	Rish, Bettie Emeline	Sep 12 1869	Sep 12 1869	Dau. Of Jasper and Margaret Rish “As such is the kingdom of heaven”
SWR12S21	Rish, Dora Angeline	May 5 1871	Jan 8 1873	Dau. Of Jasper and Margaret Rish   “As such is the kingdom of heaven”
SWR12S27	Young, Addie Winter	Oct 8 1871	Aug 18 1943	Mother  “Asleep in Jesus, Blessed  Thought”
SWR12S29	Langston, J. W.	Aug 28 1908	Aug 28 1908	Son of Mr. & Mrs. George D Langston
SWR12S30	Langston, Edna Mable	Oct 21 1925	Aug 7 1926	Dau. Of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Langston
SWR12S31	Langston, Ruble Glenn	May 12 1927	Mar 6 1929	Son of Mr. & Mrs. G. L. Langston
				Row 13
SWR13S1	Freely, Walter L.	Apr 4 1901	Jan 28 1920
SWR13S2	Parmly, Alice	Jan 22 1859	Mar 1 1941	Mother
SWR13S9	Ramsey, Anna Winter	Sep 27 1878	Feb 7 1953
SWR13S10	Ramsey, James “Bud”	Feb 4 1876	Feb 5 1955
SWR13S14	Winter, Christian Gable	Dec 18 1880	Jan 30 1958
SWR13S15	Winter, James Thomas	May 8 1875	Aug 26 1951
SWR13S16	Winter, Zeke W	1918	1937	Brother
SWR13S17	Winter, Wesley	Feb 4 1898	Jun 19 1912	“Too good for earth, God called him home”
SWR13S19				[broken marker]
SWR13S21	Little infant	Feb 23 1912	Feb 25 1912	“At rest”
SWR13S22	Winter, James Floyed	Dec 14 1901	Jun 6 1903	“At rest”
SWR13S24	Winter, Edgar B	Jun4 1887	Nov 4 1897	Son of A & MA Winter “Asleep in Jesus”
SWR13S25	Winter, Ruth Labon	Jun 18 1891	Aug 4 1893	Dau of A & MA Winter “Asleep in Jesus”
SWR13S28	Winter, A	1849	1928	Father “Into thy hands I commend my spirit”
SWR13S29	Winter, MA	1847	1929	Mother
SWR13S30	Weatherbee, Suzanna		Feb 5 1890	Aged 22 yrs and 25 days “In memory of” “A loved one from us has gone, a voice we loved is stilled, a place is vacant in our home that never can be filled. God in his wisdom has recalled the boon his love has given, and tho the body moulders here the soul is safe in heaven”
SWR13S31	Weatherbee, Zillia	Nov 29 1824	Jun 27 1899	Wife of JB Weatherbee “Weep not she isn’t dead but sleeping” Luke VIII 52
SWR13S32	Weatherbee, John B	May 15 1819	May 22 1901	“Into thy hand I commend my spirit”
SWR13S33	Simmons, Dennis J	Mar 21 1926	Mar 12 1990
SWR13S35	Simmons, William Andrew (Billy)	Nov 12 1919	May 3 1969
SWR13S36	Simmons, Marguerite Dendy	Nov 28 1893	Feb 27 1971	Dau of William Andrew & Van Rish Dendy
SWR13S37	Simmons, John Towns	Feb 21 1886	Aug 13 1931	Son of Dennis J & Nancy Emma Farmer Simmons
SWR13S38	Simmons, Towns,John II	Sep 28 1918	Oct 9 1918	Son of John Towns & Marguerite Dendy Simmons
SWR13S39	Dendy, Zelma Pauline	Jan 22 1896	Oct 14 1912	“Safe in the arms of Jesus, sleep sweetly dear Ippy”
SWR13S40	Dendy, William (Bill) Andrew	Oct 31 1868	May 26 1953	Son of James (Jim) E & Dollie Wofford Dendy
SWR13S41	Dendy, Sarah Van Rish	Oct 12 1872	Jul 18 1955	Dau of William Jasper and Marguerite Weatherby Rish “Gone from this world but at home with the Lord”
SWR13S42	Simmons, David Carol Sr	May 22 1928	Jan 26 2000	US Navy WWII Korea
SWR13S43	Simmons, Mary Helen Fleming	May 6 1932		In loving memory
				Row 14
SWR14S1	Strickland, Catherine Wells	Mar 10 1903	May 15 1973
SWR14S2	Strickland, Martin Perry	May 8 1901	Oct 20 1969	Masonic Emblem married Nov 27 1924 “And souls but a single thought, two hearts that beat as one”
SWR14S5	Sykes, CF	Dec 11 1916	Aug 6 1919
SWR14S6	Hamilton, Fon Newton	Feb 1878	Jul 1896
SWR14S11	Sikes, ES	May 2 1885	Sep 22 1886	Dau of JL & EV Sikes “Our darling one has gone before to meet us on that blissful shore.”
SWR14S12	Sikes, NL	Jul 2 1895	1895	“Budded on earth to bloom in heaven.”
SWR14S13	Sikes, MV	Dec 7 1886	Jul 10 1892	Son of J L and EV Sikes
SWR14S14	Sikes, WL	Jan 10 1882	Dec 7 1896	Dau of JL & EV Sikes
SWR14S15	Sikes, Mary	Dec 8 1904	Dec 8 1904	Dau of JE  & EV Sikes
SWR14S16	Sikes, infant	Sep 28 1914	Sep 28 1914	Son of Jess & Lora Sikes “Our darling son has gone before to greet us on the blessed shore”
SWR14S17	Sykes, Mary L	Dec 3 1914	Dec 4 1914	“At rest”
SWR14S18	Sykes, George L	Feb 11 1919	Feb 12 1919	“At rest”
SWR14S19	Sykes, Edward F	Feb 11 1924	Feb 13 1924	“At rest”
SWR14S20	Sykes, Edmond E	May 13 1931	Dec 12 1931	“At Rest”
SWR14S21	Sykes, Andrew J	1888	1960
SWR14S22	Sykes, Macie H	1895
SWR14S26	Timmons, SE Ryan	Apr 23 1853	Nov 26 1915	Wife of BS Timmons “She died as she lived trusting God”
				Row 15
SWR15S1	Cooner, Glenda Wells	Sep 17 1929	Sep 19 1929	Dau of EB & Gladys Cooner
SWR15S2	Wells, Thomas L	Oct 29 1904	Oct 29 1904	Infant son of JC & CG Wells “A bud on earth transplanted to the paradise of God”
SWR15S3	Wells, infant	Jan 10 1896	Jan 10 1896	Son of JC & CG Wells “God blesses early death and takes the infant unto himself”
SWR15S4	Wells, Hosa D	Oct 6 1876	Sep 25 1894	Aged 17 yrs 9 mo 19 d. son of JC & MA Wells “Death has been here and bourne away a brother from our side, just in the morning of his youth and love he died”
SWR15S5	Wells, John W	Feb 21 1872	Jun 13 1880	“Our darling one has gone before to greet us on the blissful shore”
SWR15S6	Wells, Sarah R	Apr 18 1875	Apr 22 1875	Dau of JC & MA Wells “A bud on earth transplanted to the paradise of God”
SWR15S7	Wells, MA	Jun 22 1846	Nov 16 1890	Aged 44 yrs 4 ms 24 ds Wife of JC Wells “Rest loved one”
SWR15S8	Wells, Jordan C	Apr 11 1841	May 2 1911	“His many virtues formed the noblest monument to his memory”  Cpl Co H  13 regt MS Inf  CSArmy
SWR15S9	Wells, Candas G	Apr 1 1866	Jan 29 1925	Wife of JC Wells
SWR15S10	Gentry, Beula	Sep 14 1916	Sep 14 1916	Infant dau of BE & Beula Gentry “Budded on earth to bloom in heaven”
SWR15S14	Sykes, Malcom Irving	Jul 7 1916	May 20 1927	Son of IR & IF Sykes “Weep not father and mother for me for I am waiting in glory for thee”   Broken Mark.
SWR15S15	Chandler, Edith Sykes	Nov 16 1921	Sep 15 2002	Married Sep 13 1937
SWR15S16	Chandler, Alvin	Jul 17 1916	Nov 9 1988
SWR15S17	Davis, Dr RH	Oct 8 1820	Aug 2 1880	Aged 59 yrs 9 mos 25 das  Born in Greenville District S.C.
SWR15S18	Davis, Dr HC	Jun 12 1857	Oct 14 1911	“Beloved physician”
SWR15S27	Flaherty, Earnest A	Sep 21 1899	Oct 3 1967
SWR15S28	Flaherty, Elizabeth S	Feb 14 1874	Sep 6 1942
SWR15S29	Flaherty, James C	Nov 22 1869	Oct 14 1942
SWR15S30	Flaherty, David Thomas	Jun 17 1906	Sep 6 1968
SWR15S29	Flaherty, Mary Lois M	Dec 20 1909	Aug 18 1984
				Row 16
SWR16S7	Freely, Walter Lloyd	Mar 9 1927		“Another  trip to somewhere”
SWR16S8	Freely, Cleo Lloyd	Nov 4 1898	Aug 8 1945	“Resting in hope of a glorious resurrection”
SWR16S9	McClung, Sybil Wells Freely	Aug 25 1901	Sep 30 1958	Married first Cleo Lloyd Freely, married Lawson Maine McClung  Dau of Walter Bunyan & Mattie Lou (Rish) Wells   “Asleep in Jesus”
SWR16S10	Wells, M Lou	1876	1922
SWR16S11	Wells, Walter B	1873	1919
SWR16S13	Wells, Cannie Beula	Jan 27 1897	Sep 26 1904	Dau of WB & M Lou Wells age 7 yrs 7 mos 29 dys “Asleep in Jesus”
SWR16S14	Wells, Manie Mable	Apr 24 1897	Jan 10 1899	Dau. Of RE and Minnie Wells  “It was an angel that visited the  green earth and took the flower away”
SWR16S15	Wells, Robert Edward	Sep 15 1869	Oct 26 1906	“In Memory Of” Buried in McCormick SC
SWR16S18	Moseley, Marvin T	1911	1952	Son
SWR16S19	Moseley, Sedell W	1891	1935
SWR16S20	Moseley, Ethel  Sturdivant	Mar 25 1894	Dec 7 1966	Interred in BHM., Ala
SWR16S21	Moseley, J. T. (Tom)	1855	1931	Son of James S Moseley 1827-1990 and Mary E. Young 1835-1887  Masonic Emblem
SWR16S22	Moseley, Zilla A Weatherbe	Sep 4 1860	Jun 30 1913	Wife of Jesse T. Moseley  “At Rest”
SWR16S23	Moseley, Clude	1893	1894
SWR16S24	Moseley, JT Jr.	1823	1823
SWR16S25	Owens, Loda Moseley	Nov 9 1886	Jul 26 1977
SWR16S26	Owens, Walker M.D.	Sep 30 1877	Dec 5 1963	Interred in Mt. Vernon, KY  Medical Insignia
SWR16S27	Edmondson, Sussinona	1893	1893
SWR16S28	Edmondson, Elmer B	1899	1911
SWR16S29	Edmondson, Ellen	1863	1940
SWR16S30	Edmondson, J L	1868	1934
SWR16S31	Edmondson, Clyde	1897	1950
SWR16S32	Edmondson,  Zelma  Brannon	Sep 7 1908
SWR16S33	Edmondson, John Norman	Feb 22 1903	Nov 25 1966
SWR16S40	Moseley, Howard	1896	1963
SWR16S41	Mosley, Ora F.	1897	1977
				Row 17
SWR17S1	Wells, Monroe Mancill	Dec 28 1906	Jun 7 1973
SWR17S2	Carlton, Hazel Wells	Mar 4 1905	Apr 7 2000	DAR
SWR17S6	Wells, Jordan Conrad Jr.	Nov 16 1928	May 16 1997	In Memory Of  Buried in National Cemetery Santa Fe NM
SWR17S7	Wells, Etta Keys	Oct 23 1910		Mother
SWR17 S8	Wells, J Conrad	May 4 1903	Jul 30 1969	Father “Prepare to meet me in heaven”
SWR17S9	Burns, Margaret Helen (Wells)	May 15 1885	Jan 13 1915
SWR17S10	Price, Robert Lorenza Jr.	Nov 21 1919	Nov 22 1919
SWR17S11	Cook, Ada E	Mar 1 1881	Jun 26 1916	Wife of EP Cook  “She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother ,  and a friend to all.”  WOW Symbol
SWR17S12	Cook, Elisha Norman	Dec 17 1968	Nov 17 1921
SWR17S13				[granite marker no writing]
SWR17S14	Sykes, James R	Nov 27 1892	Nov 6 1966
SWR17S15	Sykes, Tera Pearl Whitt	Feb 27 1889	Dec 20 1965
SWR17S18	Sykes, Fannie B	Mar 8 1865	Dec 7 1947
SWR17S19	Sykes, John L	Mar 3 1861	Jun 2 1949	“Gone, but not forgotten”
SWR17S22	Sykes, Lora F	Oct 14 1886	Feb 10 1963
SWR17S23	Sykes, Jess R	Oct 23 1890	Feb 13 1968	Masonic Emblem
SWR17S35	Clegg, Grace Wells McCullough	Mar 19 1922	Apr 19 2002
SWR17S36	Clegg, Thomas Wade Jr.	Dec 8 1917	Aug 10 1990	Married May 29 1941
SWR17S41	McCullough, Robert E	Dec 25 1908	Feb 24 1972	M Sgt US Air Force World War II Korea
				Row 18
SWR18S1	Wells, Shellie Dorman	Jan 18 1920	Apr 29 1992
SWR18S2	Wells, Amanda Leona (Andrews)	May 5 1903	Sep 4 1963	“Asleep in Jesus”
SWR18S3	Wells, Walter Herman	Nov 7 1895	Dec 1 1978
SWR18S4	Wells, Wiley J	Feb 21 1879	Jun 13 1880	Son of JC & MA Wells aged 1 y 3 m 22 d “Sleep on little babe”
SWR18S5	Wells, Blondie Lucile	Mar 31 1926	Mar 31 1926
SWR18S6	Wells-Hackett, Mittie Donna (Hicks)	Sep 30 1899	Sep 18 1931	Buried in Mobile, Ala  “In memory of”
SWR18S7	Wells, Walter Herman Jr.	Sep 3 1928	Aug 5 1929
SWR18S8	Wells, Rena Pearl (Thompson)	Sep 23 1923	Dec 25 1952
SWR18S13	Sykes, Russell S	Nov 27 1913	Jul 16 1984
SWR18S40	Hamilton, Mary Louise McCullough	Jul 6 1914	Jan 28 1979
SWR18S41	Hamilton, William Prince	Jan 2 1913	Apr 22 1998	“Until we meet in the beautiful isle of somewhere”
SWR18S42	Penick, Billy Thomas Jr.	Dec 22 1950	Oct 29 1991	“One remembrance of our ‘Tommy’, one we’ll most recall, is that smile of his he planted, in the hearts of one and all.” [last marker in SW Section of Cemetery]
				Graves with no markers, site unknown
	Sanderson, Polly
	Sanderson, Robert	1762