Carver Cemetery
Carver Cemetery
Joe Carver Road
Jonathan Creek,
Haywood County, NC
Survey May 6, 2000
by Rebecca Howell and Ruby Howell Sutton

To get to this cemetery, take Hwy. 276 down Jonathan's Creek toward I-40 and Tennessee.
Take Joe Carver Road which turns off to the left beside the old Rock Hill School (now the Good Samaritan Baptist Church) approximately 1 mile.
The cemetery is on the right off of Joe Carver Road marked only by a very small sign which says "cemeteries."

Going through the gate and to the top of the hill, this cemetery will be on your left. It is beautifully maintained and surrounded by a chainlink fence. There are a few places which appear to be graves but have no markers of any kind. I am not recording those.

This cemetery contains 13 identifiable graves and 15 which cannot be identified.

The cemetery is inside a pasture, so any visitors should be very careful to close all gates securely.

No one is ever truly dead until the last person forgets to remember them.
Starting at the back of the cemetery and moving left to right
:
David C. Carver
1803-1870
son of
Christopher & Elizabeth Whisenhunt Carver


S. L.J. Carver
10-6-1858
1-15-1942


Maggie Carver
6-1-1868
1-30-1966


Infant marker
Bronze plaque attached to a fieldstone


Helen May Carver
daughter of
Joe & Macy Carver
born & died
2-27-1929


Mary C. Carver
deceased
3-24-1919


Alphs Carver
deceased
3-4-1865


Infant marker

Ned
son of
S. L.J. & M. A. Carver
1-19-1906
4-11-1908


Double Headstone
Carver
Lawrence Carver
1-6-1928
6-28-1996
Juanita H. Carver
2-11-1935
No death date
children: Larry, Robert, Betty, Francis


Military marker

Kenneth Lee Carver
PFC US Army
8-28-1963
8-25-1998


Large Granite marker
CARVER



Double Headstone
Carver
Joe Carver
8-19-1903
3-22-1991
Macy Carver
6-20-1912
9-11-1997
married December 19, 1926
children: Lawrence, Helen, Silas, Magalene, Loyd


Infant marker

Billie
son of
N.W. & M.E. Carver
born & died
12-22-1911


Music playing is "Amazing Grace" sequenced by a talented Haywood County donor who wishes to remain anonymous.

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