Note: There are many fieldstones and some unmarked graves in this cemetery.
# | SURNAME | FIRST/MIDDLE NAMES | BORN | DIED | AGE |
001 | P--VW E E | ? | none | none | |
Other Info: This is a rock which looks as if it was cut by a chainsaw. The lettering is unusual. It has a P, then a dash, then a V with a W on the upper part of the V, then an E, then another E. I have no idea what this means. It may be P--WEE, as in Peewee, but we are not sure at all. This is probably a child's grave. | |||||
002 | ? | Dutchie | none | none | |
Other Info: This is a much newer stone at the foot of P--VW E E. Because it is much newer, I am assuming this is a separate grave. | |||||
Note: There are several fieldstone markers between P-VWEE/Dutchie and the DICKSON marker which appear to be child graves. | |||||
003 | DICKSON | Inf. dau. | 7/14/1879 | 7/14/1879 | |
Epitaph: Budded on earth to bloom in heaven
Other Info: Dau. of J. W. & N. DICKSON (The older listing of this cemetery in HCCD had these dates as 7/14/1829, but the stone there now says 7/14/1879.) |
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004 | DICKSON | J. W. | 12/12/1848 | 9/14/1892 | |
Epitaph: Though lost to sight, to memory dear. Other Info: (a Masonic symbol) | |||||
005 | DICKSON | Bennetta Edmondson | 4/3/1852 | 2/18/1920 | |
Epitaph: A tender mother and a faithful friend. | |||||
006 | STOKES | Frances Inez | 11/22/1866 | 2/4/1889 | |
Epitaph: Though lost to sight, to memory dear.
Other Info: Wife of J. H. STOKES (The older listing of this cemetery in HCCD had her name as Frances Inez Dickson STOKES who married Dr. J. H. STOKES.) |
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007 | DICKSON | Joseph R. | 2/10/1865 | 4/9/1888 | |
Epitaph: May he rest in peace. Other
Info: Son of H. J. & H. F. DICKSON (The older listing of this cemetery in HCCD had his name as Joseph B. DICKSON and had his birth date as 2/12/1866, but the stone there now has Joseph R. and the dates you see above.) |
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008 | DICKSON | Holly F. | 12/1/1822 | 11/11/1870 | |
Hugh J. | 7/17/1817 | 10/9/1873 | |||
Epitaph for Holly: She died as she lived--trusting in God
Other Info for Holly: Wife of Hugh J. DICKSON Epitaph for Hugh: His many virtues form the noblest monument to his memory. Other Info for Hugh: (a Masonic symbol on the stone) |
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