Cemetery Name | AKA | Directions/Location |
Adams Grove Baptist Church Cemetery | ||
Algernon Morgan Cemetery | Variant Names: Morgan Cemetery; King Cemetery | |
Allen Cemetery |
Variant Name: Rhodes Cemetery |
Hephzibah, GA on Windsor Spring Road, across from Hephzibah Recreation Center; 331819N 0820540W |
Arrinton/Arrington Family Cemetery; | Variant Name: New Savannah | |
Arsenal Cemetery | Augusta, GA | |
Atkins Cemetery | Hephzibah, GA; 331530N 0820215W | |
Atkins-Winter Cemetery | ||
Augusta City Cemetery | Variant Name: West View Cemetery | 2031 Division St., Augusta, GA 706-733-6741 |
Bachelor Cemetery | Bel Air, GA; 10 miles West of Augusta, GA | |
Baker Cemetery | ||
Baldee Cemetery | ||
Ball Cemetery | ||
Bath Cemetery | Blythe, GA; 332008N 0821050W | |
Bath Presbyterian Cemetery | ||
Bellevue Memorial Gardens Cemetery | 4501 Wrightsboro Rd. Augusta, GA; 706-863-2570 | |
Berlin Methodist Cemetery | ||
Bethesda Missionary Cemetery | ||
Bettsy Tarver Family Cemetery | ||
Blythe, GA - US 1 to Wrens, take HWY 88 to BLYTHE Turn left on Church St. Follow to the end. Across from stop sign |
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Blythe Methodist Cemetery | ||
Bossick-Jones Cemetery | ||
Boulineau Cemetery | On Burke County, GA line | |
Brandon Cemetery | Augusta-West, GA; 332242N 0820138W | |
Broome Cemetery | On Burke County, GA line | |
Brothersville Cemetery | Hephzibah, GA; 331801N 0820513W | |
Bryant Cemetery | Ft Gordon, GA | |
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Grovetown, GA; 1 1/2 mi. E. of Grovetown, GA; Directions: From Grovetown go east on Wrightsboro Rd. toward Augusta, GA and there is a subdivision on the right called Kingston. Turn right into the subdivision and at top of hill turn right, go to the next street and turn left. Just behind the house on the corner in a wooded area is the cemetery. There is no sign. You can drive up the narrow path and park off the street. |
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Burch Cemetery | Augusta-West, GA; 332447N 0820048W | |
Burton Cemetery | Hephzibah, GA; 331927N 0820248W | |
Carmichael Cemetery | Variant Name: Cottage Cemetery | 332337N 0820001W Augusta-West, GA |
Cason Plantation Cemetery | ||
Cedar Grove Cemetery |
Augusta-East, GA; 332746N 0815710W If you wish for a more complete listing of all data transcribed by ASU Sociology students, in coordination in a project with the city, please do contact the ASU Sociology Dept. at (706) 737-1735. They have published a booklet titled "Cedar Grove Cemetery historic Augusta cemetery, founded 1820." |
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Chavous Cemetery | Augusta-West, GA; 332546N 0820414W | |
Clanton Cemetery | Hephzibah, GA; 332157N 0820057W | |
Clarke-Miller Cemetery | ||
Conner-Arrington Henry Dismuke Cemetery | ||
Corinthian Cemetery | ||
Cosnahan Cemetery | McBean, GA; 331423N 0815909W | |
Cottage Cemetery | Variant Names: See Carmichael Cemetery | Augusta-West, GA; 332337N 0820001W |
Crawford Cemetery |
McBean, GA; 331459N 0815750W | |
Crockett Cemetery | ||
Darling Cemetery | Martinez, GA; 333138N 0820301W | |
Darling-Nute Cemetery | Augusta, GA | |
Davis Cemetery | ||
Dunbar-Galpin-Ardis Cemetery | ||
Duval Family Cemetery | Augusta-West, GA; 332411N 0820137W | |
Edmund Murphey Cemetery | ||
Fielding Church Cemetery | On Burke County, GA line | |
Fleming Cemetery | ||
Fleming Walker Cemetery | ||
Friendhsip Cemetery | Variant Name: Steadman Cemetery | |
Ft. Gordon Cemeteries | Near Augusta, GA | |
Fulcher Cemetery #1 | McBean, GA; 331410N 0815928W | |
Fulcher Cemetery #2 | Mechanic Hill, GA; 331526N 0815720W | |
Gay Cemetery | ||
Goodwin Cemetery | ||
Government Cemetery | Augusta Arsenal, GA | |
Hephzibah, GA; 332202N 0820154W | ||
Gray Cemetery | ||
Green Cemetery | ||
Grovetown Cemetery | Columbia County, GA | |
Hall Cemetery | ||
Hamburg Cemetery | ||
Hammond Cemetery | North Augusta, (Aiken Co, SC)--located on the west side of Martintown Rd. | |
Hankinson Cemetery | ||
Harrisburg Cemetery | ||
Heckle Cemetery | ||
Henry Little Cemetery | ||
Hephzibah Cemetery | Hephzibah, GA; On Burke County, GA line; 331857N 0820541W | |
Hephzibah Vance Cemetery | Hephzibah, GA; Windsor Spring Road | |
Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery | Augusta-West, GA; 2700 Deans Bridge Rd; 332601N 0820146W | |
Holley's Cemetery | ||
Holley's Spring Cemetery | ||
Hopeful Baptist Church Cemetery | ||
Inglett Cemetery | Groveton, GA; 332305N 0821146W | |
Isdel Cemetery | ||
James Cawley Cemetery | ||
Johnson Cemetery | Mechanic Hill, GA; 331647N; 0815701W | |
Blythe, GA; Hwy 1/Deans Bridge Road toward Wrens, turn left onto Highway 88 at Blythe, turn left onto Church Street, turn right onto Parwood Rd. The church is at the dead end. | ||
Killebrew Cemetery | Blythe, GA; 331934N 0820925W | |
King Cemetery |
Variant Name: Morgan Cemetery Info by: Candice SMITH-- This cemetery was on the farm land of David E. MORGAN in southwest Augusta. I believe it was established by a King family and my grandfather bought the land but I have no proof of this. |
Augusta-West, GA; 32435N 0820400W; From the intersection of Meadowbrook Drive &Mutimer DR (dirt road), go northeast on Mutimer Dr. for .25 miles.The cemtery is on the right. Earliest marked grave 1864 |
Lamar Cemetery | ||
Lambeth Cemetery | ||
Leitner Cemetery | Variant Name: Linwood Methodist Cemetery | Avondale, GA; 332131N 0821546W |
Liberty Methodist Cemetery | ||
Linwood Methodist Cemetery | Variant Name: Leitner Cemetery | |
Magnolia Cemetery | Augusta-East, GA;332742N 0815726W; 702 3rd Street Augusta, GA 30901 | |
Malone Cemetery | Hephzibah, GA; 331846N 0820354W | |
Matlock Church Cemetery | ||
McNair Cemetery | ||
Methodist Cemetery | Blythe, GA | |
Morgan Cemetery | ||
Morris Street Cemetery | ||
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church | 3695 Deans Bridge Rd.;Hephzibah, GA; | |
Mt. Olive Memorial Gardens | Augusta, GA; US Hwy 1 | |
Mount Pleasant/Mt. Pleasant Cemetery | Avondale, GA; 331712N 0821558W | |
Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Cemetery | ||
Murphey Cemetery #1 | ||
Nain-Neal-Low-Bradford-Mins Cemetery | ||
New Savannah Cemetery | Variant Name: Arrinton Family Cemetery | |
Newman Cemetery | Bel Air, GA | |
Newman Cemetery | Blythe, GA | |
Newmen Cemetery | Augusta-West, GA; 332738N 0820721W | |
Old Augusta Arsenal Cemetery | ||
Old Bethesda Cemetery | ||
Old Bugg Cemetery | ||
Old Franklin Covenant Missionary Baptisit Church | Hephzibah, GA; off Hephzibah McBean Road | |
Old Murphey Cemetery | ||
Old Rhodes Cemetery | ||
Old Rowell Cemetery | ||
Old Thomas Cemetery | ||
Old Twiggs Cemetery | ||
Old Verdery Cemetery | ||
Old Walker Cemetery | ||
Pace Cemetery | ||
Palmer Cemetery | ||
Passworth Cemetery | Near Augusta, GA; From Augusta, GA, take US Hwy. #1 south for about 7 miles. At Hwy. #1 & Glenn Hills Drive, turn right. This will be the last right turn before the exit to I-520. Go about 1 mile down this road and the cemetery is on the right. | |
Prickett Cemetery | ||
Pierce Memorial Cemetery | ||
Pierce Rock Church Cemetery | ||
Pine Hill Baptist Cemetery | On Burke County, GA line | |
Pineview Memorial Gardens, Inc. Cemetery | 450 Five Notch Rd. W, N. Augusta, (Aiken Co., SC) | |
Piney Grove Baptist Cemetery | ||
Pollard Plantation Cemetery | ||
Post Cemetery | Augusta-Arsenal, GA | |
Presbyterian Cemetery | Bath, GA | |
Pugh Family Cemetery | Located on Fenwich St., behind the First United Pentecostal Church Augusta, GA | |
Rachels Cemetery | Blythe, GA; 332047N 0821215W | |
Rachels-Cawley Cemetery | ||
Read's Methodist Cemetery | ||
Red Cemetery |
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Richard Rowe Family Cemetery | ||
Rhodes Cemetery | Variant Name: Allen Cemetery | on Windsor Spring Road, across from Hephzibah Recreation Center; 331819N 0820540W Hephzibah, GA |
Rober Cemetery | Hephzibah, GA; 332128N 0820538W | |
Rock Church Pierce Chapel Cemetery | ||
Rock of Ages CME Church Grave | ||
Rollersville Cemetery | ||
Rowell Cemetery | ||
Saxon Cemetery | Blythe, GA; 331907N 0820915W | |
Schley Cemetery | Augusta-West, GA; 332431N 0820213W | |
Second Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery | On Burke County, GA line | |
Skinner Cemetery | ||
Smith Cemetery | On Burke County, GA line | |
South View Cemetery | 1225 D'Antignac St, 332644N 0815959W Augusta-East, GA | |
Spirit Creek Baptist Church | On Burke County, GA line | |
Springfield Baptist Church Cemetery | ||
Springs Cemetery | Blythe, GA; 331653N 0820801W | |
St. Paul's Churchyard Cemetery | Photo | Augusta |
Steadman Cemetery | Variant Name: Friendship Cemetery | 332324N 0820626; Located on Tobacco Rd, right before turn off on to Old Tobacco Rd to US 1. Augusta-West, GA |
Summerhill Cemetery | Augusta, GA | |
Summerville Cemetery |
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332850N 0820059W; Augusta-West, GA |
Tarver Cemetery | Blythe, GA; 331923N 0821158W | |
Tarver #1 Cemetery | ||
Tarver #2 Cemetery | ||
Thomas Cemetery | ||
Tinley Cemetery | Hephzibah, GA; 331935N 0820254W | |
Tinsley Cemetery | ||
Trowbridge Cemetery | ||
Twiggs Cemetery | Mechanic Hill, GA 332053N 0815826W | |
Union Cemetery | Mechanic Hill, GA 331729N 0815720W | |
Unknown Cemetery | On Clanton Rd | |
Unknown Cemetery | Hephzibah-McBean Rd., GA- on Burke Co line | |
Unknown Cemetery | Dixon Airline Road by the tracks | |
Unknown Cemetery | Next door to 2050 McDade Road | |
Unknown Cemetery | On Taylor Rd | |
Unknown Cemetery | On map it was to be Turner and Burton | |
Unknown Gravesite | My grandmother
lived on Richmond Ave. the back of the cemetery is on Richmond Ave.
Directions: Take Baker Ave. cross over Central Ave. pass 5 or 6 houses take a right on to Richmond Ave. very small Ave. as you go up the Ave. There is a curve in the corner of the Ave. this is the back of the Cemetery. I remember as a child go over to the cemetery. The city had complainants about snake coming out of the cemetary so they cleaned it up by, bring a tractor and run over some of the graves. They broke a lot of small childrens graves. Most of the cemetary was left intacted. One section of the cemetary has full flat grave stones that cover the whole graves. There is also a bricked in section and a Family Doctors grave. You can also reach the cemetary by way of Central Ave. or Wrightboro Rd. but you may not know what you are looking at, it was grown up pretty bad. If you know what you are looking for there is a stump, that is what we child called it a long time age. I came to find out it is a Woodman of the World headstone. Direction from Central Ave. Going up Central Ave., pass Baker Ave.,take the next road on your left. I can't remember what the name of the street is. It's very wide for a city street. There is probably a story in that. This cemetary is very old. I know of other cemetaries in this area (The Hill, and Harrisburg) Please contact Shannon Brittingham at my E-mails [email protected] or [email protected] |
Location is between Central Ave. and Wrightsboro Rd. |
Vance Cemetery | Hephzibah, GA; Windsor Spring Road near Hwy. 88 | |
Verdery Cemetery | ||
Walker Cemetery | http://www.walkerfamilycemetery.org | According to USGENWEB this is located in woods off Hephzibah McBean Road,Hephzibah, GA; Augusta-West, GA; 332837N 0820133W; |
Walker Cemetery | Augusta-Arsenal, GA | |
Walker Cemetery | Gracewood, GA | |
Walker Memorial Park |
611 Laney Walker Blvd, 332717N 0815604W | |
Walkinshaw Cemetery | ||
Warren Cemetery | ||
Washington Cemetery | ||
Washington Cemetery | ||
Watkins Cemetery | ||
Welch Cemetery | ||
West Cemetery | ||
West View Cemetery | Variant Name: Augusta City Cemetery |
Augusta-East, GA; 2031 Division St.; 332925N 0815954W |
Westover Memorial Cemetery | 332917N 0820141W 2601 Wheeler Rd behind The Augusta National Golf Course | |
Wheeler Cemetery | ||
Wilkinson Cemetery | ||
Wilkinson-Lamar Cemetery | Located about four and one half miles west of Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia, on the south side of the Georgia Railroad | |
William Wilcox Cemetery | ||
Williams Cemetery |
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Augusta-West, GA332417N 0820555W |
Zubly Cemetery |
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One way to help find the era your
ancestor was buried is to examine the
material from which the tombstone
is made. If your ancestor has a stone made of slate or common fieldstone
(except wood used by pioneers), chances are the stone dates
from 1796-1830.
* If the stone is flat-topped hard marble, dates are about 1830-1849. * If the "mystery" stone is round or pointed soft marble with cursive inscriptions, look for a date of 1845-1868. * Masonic four-sided stones began in 1850 and are still in use today. * Pylons, columns and all exotic-style monuments are usually dated 1860-1900. * Zinc monuments date from 1870-1900. * Granite, now common, came into use about 1900. If the writing is too faded to read, use a 75 watt black light bulb in any lamp that casts light directly on the written message. The writing will miraculously appear. Submitted by "Gen-Kid" Gladys |
Georgia Law Pertaining to Destruction of
Cemeterie 36-72-4 G
36-72-4.
36-72-5 G
36-72-5.
(1) Evidence of ownership of the land on which the cemetery or burial ground is located in the form of a legal opinion based upon a title search; (2) A report prepared by an archeologist stating the number of graves believed to be present and their locations as can be determined from the use of minimally invasive investigation techniques, including remote sensing methods and the use of metal probes, which activities shall not require a permit; (3) A survey prepared by or under the direction of a registered surveyor showing the location and boundaries of the cemetery or burial ground based on an archeologist's report; (4) A plan prepared by a genealogist for identifying and notifying the descendants of those buried or believed to be buried in such cemetery. If those buried or believed to be buried are of aboriginal or American Indian descent, the genealogist, in preparing the notification plan, shall consult with the Council on American Indian Concerns created pursuant to Code Section 44-12-280 and shall include in the notification plan not only any known descendants of those presumed buried but also any American Indian tribes as defined in paragraph (2) of Code Section 44-12-260 that are culturally affiliated; and (5) A proposal for mitigation or avoidance of the effects of the
planned activity on the cemetery or burial ground. If the proposal
includes relocation of any human remains or burial objects, the proposal
shall
36-72-7 G
36-72-7.
In addition to the notice required in Code Section 36-72-6, notice of the public hearing shall be advertised in the legal organ of the jurisdiction once a week for the two consecutive weeks immediately preceding the week in which any such hearing is held. (b) Within 30 days after the conclusion of the public hearing, the governing authority shall notify the applicant in writing of its decision. The governing authority shall have the authority to deny the application with written reasons therefor, to issue a permit adopting the application in whole or in part, or to issue a permit which may include additional requirements to mitigate the proposed activity's adverse effects on the cemetery or burial ground, including but not limited to relocation of the proposed project, reservation of the cemetery or burial ground as an undeveloped area within the proposed development or use of land, and respectful disinterment and proper disposition of the human remains. The governing authority may adopt the applicant's proposal for mitigation. |
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