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Family Burying Groundsand

Abandoned Church Cemeteriesin

Guilford County, N. C.

and

Immediate Environs

O. Norris and Rebecca H. Smith

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Publication I

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1978

Acknowledgements

The tombstones herein recorded were viewed and transcribed by us with two exceptions; Haw River PresbyterianChurch Cemetery, Rockingham County, N.C., which was given to us by the late Mrs. C.L. Pritchett of Osceola, N.C.and The Cone Family Cemetery. Gr< 3nsboro, N.C, which was furnished by Herman Cone, Jr. Every effort was made onour part to find and record accurately all tombstones existing today in these old cemeteries. However, due to vandalism,erosion of stones and in many instances dense impregnable undergrowth, we cannot state with absolute certaintythat we found all remaining markers.

We would like to thank our many guides for their assistance in our exploration of the county and its borderingterritory, especially Mrs. Margie Green, Mrs. Ruth Thompson, Miss Kathleen Hoskins, the late Mrs. C.L. Pritchett, Messrs.Poley Adams, Gordon Cable, C.H. Darden, Ned Dillard, W. Calvin Hinshaw, Clarence Lewis, Egbert Murrow, JerryNix, Garland Stout, and Ellis Swain.

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Norris and Rebecca Smith

Published byGuilford County Genealogical Society

P.O. Box 9575Greensboro, N.C. 27408

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Family Burying Grounds

andAbandoned Church Cemeteries

in

Guilford County. N. C.

andImmediate Environs

Including

Guide to Published Tombstone Inscriptions

Greensboro Public Library

Greensboro, N. C.

Compiled by

O. Norris and Rebecca H. Smith

Under the Auspices of

Earl of Shaftesbury ChapterXVIIth. Century Colonial Dames

Published byGuilford County Genealogical Society

1978

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Introduction 1

Maps 2

Elm Grove Methodist Cemetery 8

John Cummings Cemetery (Rockingham Co.) . 9

Witty Cemetery (Rockingham Co.) 9

Unidentified Church Cemetery, Scalesville Rd. (Rockingham Co.) 9

Winchester-Reed Cemetery (Rockingham Co.) 9

Unidentified Church Cemetery, Scalesville Rd. (Rockingham Co.) 10

Stephen Henry Cemetery (Rockingham Co.) 10

Patrick Cemetery (Rockingham Co.) 10

Phibbs Cemetery 10

Brann-Marsiliot-Stanfield Cemetery (Rockingham Co.) 10

Haw River Presbyterian Cemetery (Rockingham Co.) 11

Pritchett Cemetery (Rockingham Co.) 12

Nelson-Brookbank Cemetery 12

Tatum Cemetery 12

Peagram-Endsley Cemetery 13

H. G. Moore Cemetery 13

Bruce Cemetery 13

Case Cemetery 13

Highf ill Cemetery No. 1 13

J. W. Highfill Cemetery 13

Highf ill Cemetery No. 2 13

Carter-Hobbs Cemetery 14

Doak Cemetery 14

Heath-Smith Cemetery 14

Moore-Wright Cemetery 14

Caffey-Moore-Bevill Cemetery 14

Maxwell Cemetery 15

Gordon-Vaughn Cemetery 15

Thacker-Moore Cemetery 15

Watlington Cemetery 15

Field Cemetery 16

Gum Grove Presbyterian Cemetery 16

Flack Cemetery 16

Simpson Cemetery 16

Graham-Holt Cemetery 16

Old Union Church Cemetery, Harrell Rd 17

McMichael Cemetery 17

Unidentified Family Cemetery, Lake Brandt Rd 17

Unidentified Family Cemetery, Church St. Extension 17

Pitchford Cemetery No. 1 17

Pitchford Cemetery No. 2 18

Davis Cemetery 18

Fulton Cemetery 18

Weatherly Cemetery 18

Wyrick Cemetery No. 1 18

Jenkins Cemetery 18

McCuiston Cemetery 18

Lambeth Cemetery 19

Dover Meeting House Cemetery 19

Cone Cemetery 19

Phillips Cemetery 19

McCadams Cemetery 20

Midway Presbyterian Cemetery 20

Proximity Mill Cemetery 20

Holt's Chapel Methodist Cemetery 23

Sikes Cemetery 23

Lindsay Cemetery 23

Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery 23

Mt. Zion Methodist Cemetery 23

Isaac Weatherly Cemetery 25

Dick Cemetery 25

Unidentified Family Cemetery, U. S. 70 25

Horney Cemetery 25

Walnut Grove Primitive Baptist Cemetery 25

Armfield-Millis Cemetery (Piney Grove Methodist) 26

Hatton Cemetery 26

Old Union Cemetery (Holton-Vickrey) 27

Unidentified Family Cemetery, Drummond Rd 27

Breedlove-Hill-Holder Cemetery 27

Dickey Cemetery 27

Gossett Cemetery (Randolph Co.) 28

Timber Ridge Primitive Baptist Cemetery (Randolph Co.) 28

Bowman-Deviney Cemetery 28

Grace Methodist Cemetery, Smithwood Church Rd 28

Long's Friends Meeting House Cemetery 28

Providence Baptist Cemetery (Black) 29

Celia Phelps A. M. E. Cemetery (Black) 29

Union Cemetery (Black) 30Wyrick Cemetery No. 2 (Black) 32

"Lost, But Not Forgotten" Cemeteries 32

Cemetery Records, Greensboro Public Library 33Surname Index 35

Introduction

Guidelines and Abbreviations

Dec 22, 1835 Feb 9, 1844

Apr 2, 1879 Jun25, 1965

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1 . Identity, description and location of seventy-nine cemeteries are given, including four old Black cemeteries.

2. Inscriptions from each cemetery are listed in alphabetical order, limiting most entries to pre-1915 death dates.

3. Family Cemetery is a small group of graves.

4. Church Cemetery is a large cemetery or a scattered group of tombstones covering a large area.

5. Genealogical data are recorded from each inscribed tombstone.

6. Description of stones found in middle column.

VAUGHN, Thomas scratched stone

7. Brackets are used to designate editorializing by the authors.

CONE, Sadie [Frank] w/o Clarence

8. Integral symbol used to indicate multiple names on one stone.

LAMBERT, Joseph [ one stone

Elizabeth Loftin J9. Slash marks are used to indicate different lines of an oddly inscribed stone.

Rachel Pel agram Sep / X 1789 / 26 yrs.

10. A line under a digit, number, letter or name means the authors are not certain of that portion of the inscription.

BURNEY, Elizabeth M. May 12, 1835 Feb 4, 1832

1 1 . A dash is used to signify the number of illegible letters or digits in the inscription.

OAKES, Anney w/o —-jsnk 18-- 1867

12. The following form and headings are used throughout this book.

SURNAME, Given name Add. Info. Birthdate Deathdate Yrs. Mos. Days

13. Abbreviations used:

ca about c/o child of

d/o daughter of s/o son of

w/o wife of h/o husband of

14. The Guilford County map available at the County Administration Building, Greensboro, N.C, has been divided intosix sections as numbered below to designate the approximate location of each recorded cemetery. More specificinstructions accompany each cemetery listing.

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The Elm Grove Methodist Church Cemetery, about an acre in size and surrounded by a rock wall, lies on the north

side of Hwy. No. 158, 0.9 mi. west of its intersection with U.S. 220, alongside the gate of an adjoining rock guarry.

There are perhaps 40 unmarked native headstones; several of the carved headstones are engulfed and protected by box-

woods. (Recorded 1975).

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61. PERDEW, Claudy Barham w/o W. E. Feb 15, 1895 Nov 7, 1913

62. SAPP, J. A. Mar 13, 1836 May 9, 1867

63. SOUTHARD, Mike M. "Uncle" May 28, 1851 (submerged)

64 SOUTHARD Malinda "Mother" Tul 1 7 1 853J 111 1 J. , X U vJJ Nnv 11 1Q1 3XIU V 11, 1 JlvJ

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71. WINCHESTER, Mamie infant d/o J. W. & B. G. Mar 23, 1873 Junl6, 1874[This unusual cast-iron submerged small mausoleum has a grill displaying data..]

72. WINFREY, Analizio w/o John S. Apr 11, 1826 Jun25, 1894

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^1 The John Cummings Cemetery (Rockingham County). Proceed north from Witty's Crossroad (on U.S. 1 58) on Witty

Road (No. 2351) 0.8 mi. to the Troublesome Creek bridge. The family cemetery lies in the wooded area on the south side

of the creek, perhaps "200 yards" from the road on elevated ground, consists only of unmarked primitive headstones.

We were unable to identify it on one search. According to a descendant, Mr. A. G. MacWilliams who lives on U.S. 158,

this John Cummings was not a member of the Nottingham Colony which founded Buffalo Presbyterian Church, but

settled here about 1765 with a large family and owned several hundred acres on the south side of Troublesome Creek.

|1-E IThe Witty Cemetery. Some 20 yards west of Wittys Crossroads (Rockingham County) on U.S. 158, a dirt farm road

on the south leads along the right border of one cultivated plot, turns left to skirt a larger cultivated field, thence

left across a stream bed (better walk). Skirt the tree line to the right to elevated land; the cemetery lies about 25 yards

in the woods on a knoll, perhaps a half-acre in size. There are three large carved headstones, about a dozen primitive

slabs in two rows (two faintly etched), and some thirty unmarked primitive headstones.

1. WITTY, Ezekial

2. Martha J. w/o Ezekial

3. Marcus s/o W. I. & C. V.

4. ??, David

5. E.M.

Feb 13, 1824Sep 28 1827

Oct 8, 1894crude etched slab

crude etched slab

Feb 21, 1875 51 8

Oct 2, 1917 90 4Feb 19, 1897 2 4 16

OcH, 1844

1844

1-E Unidentified Church Cemetery. On the north side of Scalesville Road (No. 1002), 0.2 mi. east of DavenportDairy Road (No. 2310), the curving tree line 100 yards north marks the edge of the former road bed. Beneath the trees,

marked by a taller sentinel tree at its western edge lies an old cemetery, scattered over a considerable area, not

compactly grouped. There are at least thirty sunken gravesites evident, many with primitive headstones. No carved

stones are seen. This property is owned by Mr. C. H. Darden of Greensboro, and the nearby home is occupied by his

tenant, Mr. Atkins. (Recorded 1973).

1-F| The Winchester-Reed Cemetery (Rockingham County). A short distance beyond the Rockingham County line,

Scalesville Road (No. 1002) crosses the small Haw River. Proceed about 75 yards and turn west onto a dirt farm road

which doubles back towards the river, passes through an iron gate, and continues 0.7 mi. (not in wet weather) to an old

wooden house on the right. The cemetery lies in the woods behind this house, about 100 yards N.N.E. by compass. There

are a dozen primitive unmarked headstones and six carved stones.

1. W.W.

2. WINCHESTER, Angeline W. d/o W. & M. A.

3. REED, Martha P. w/o Anselom

4. Agness J.

5. Anselom L. s/o A. & M. P.

6. Lewis P. s/o A. & M. P.

crudely carved primitive stone 1845

Apr 28, 1857 11 4

Jul 12, 1820 Mar 23, 1858

Mar 1840 Jun5, 1843

Feb 15, 1853 Jan 25, 1856 2 11 10

Dec 21,1 844 May 26, 1858

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1-F Unidentified Church Cemetery (Rockingham County). On the S.E. side of Scalesville Road, 0.5 mi. before its

junction with Church Street Extension (No. 1001), behind a cluster of cedar trees and dense honeysuckle, and across

the road from an old log tobacco bam, lies a rather large scattered cemetery with many sunken gravesites and

many primitive unmarked stones. Only six carved stones are found.

1. McGIBBONEY, John

2. McNEELY, Samuel

3. WALL, Emily w/o John

4. WHITSETT, James

5. Milton

6. Nancy d/o Alfred M. & Sarah

Nov 3, 1868 ca52May 21, 1855 17 9

Oct 5, 1835 ca21

May 5, 1850 ca83May 5, 1852 cal3Jun20, 1855 7 5 24

1-F| The Stephen Henry Cemetery. About 0.1 mi. N.E. of the above mentioned cemetery, about 50 yards east of

Scalesville Road in an open field is a small clump of trees partially concealing two carved (one broken and one

primitive) headstones. Beneath the nearby trees to the west are several sunken gravesites and unmarked primitive

stones, thought to have been the graves of slaves. This is the property of Mr. B. O'Bryant whose home faces Church

Street Extension. (Recorded 1973).

1. HENRY, Stephen

2. Deborah w/o Stephen broken from its base

May 5, 1846

Dec 13, 1854

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[jjjQ The Patrick Family Cemetery (Rockingham County). From U.S. No. 150, 3 mi. west of Browns Summit, proceed

north 3.2 mi. on Spearman Road (No. 2500) and park 25 yards beyond the Mill Creek bridge. Circumnavigate the high

bank on the east side of the road to reach the cemetery some 50 yards up the hill. These stones are unusually large and

ornate, well preserved, perhaps 4 feet high. The first four are surrounded by a stone wall, two others just outside, andthe remainder about 25 feet away.

1. PATRICK, William, Senr. Nov 29, 1771 372. Mary May 19, 1804 623. William, Jr. Mar 7, 1803 33

4. W.P. probably a footstone

5. James, Senr. May 16, 1835 736. Nancy May 19, 1835 677. John A. Aug 1, 1793 Dec 14, 1843 508. Mildred w/o John A. Apr 12, 1797 Sep 3, 1863

9. WATSON, Margaret M. w/o Frederick W.|

one stone Dec 27, 1821 Mar 7, 1844 2210. James Dillon s/o Margaret M. & Frederick W.., Feb 21, 1844 Sep 19, 1847 5

11. Mary w/o Abner, b. Cumberland Co., Va. 1773 Nov 16, 1857

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1-G The Phibbs Family Cemetery. On the north side of U.S. No. 150, about 50 yards from the road, 0.2 mi. west of

Fairgrove Church Road (No. 2504), a group of trees shelters an old cemetery. There are about 15 unmarked primitive

headstones, three Gordon slabs with scratched markings, and four carved Phibbs stones.

scratched data illegible1. PHIBBS, James2. Harriett L.

3. James A.M.4. A.L.

5. FAIRGIS, J. T.

6. GORDON, E. B. B. L. L.

7. Jas. M. P.

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Apr 3, 1837Aug 1, 1860

May 2, 1866Feb 4, 1847

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Nov 6, 1922

Feb 21, 1924

Jun2, 1928Mar 6, 1927

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May 1863

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1-jj The Brann-Marsiliot-Staniield Cemetery (Rockingham County). On the north shoulder of Candy Creek Road(No. 2627), at a curve 0.9 mi. east of U.S. No. 29, overgrown and sheltered by trees, lies a scattered cemetery with

at least 30 unmarked primitive headstones and 26 legible headstones, presumably a church cemetery.

1. BRANN, William L.

2. Elizabeth W. w/o Golman3. Small native slab, crudely carved.

4. B.B.

Sep 6, 1842 Jan 11, 1848Dec 23, 1803 Aug 17, 1856

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1-K| The Haw River Presbyterian Church (1762-1866) Cemetery (Rockingham County). On the south side of CandyCreek Road (No. 2627) at a point 0.9 mi. west of Hwy. No. 150 and 1.9 mi. east of U.S. No. 29, a dirt road passes an old

dwelling, turns right past a barn and thence curves southward to the trees at the top of the hill, where the cemetery is

sheltered. There are many unmarked gravesites, many native headstones, and the following listing of legible stones wasgiven to us by the late Mrs. C. L. Pritchett of Osceola, rearranged alphabetically. The property belongs to Mr. Bose

Pritchett. (Recorded 1973).

1. BUCKHANNON, J.

2. DONNELL, Nancy P.

3. GarahA. G.

4. DOUGHERTY, R.

5. Emily

6. Hannabell

7. John

8. Charles W.9. FINLEY, James

10. Sarah

11. GREEN, James W.12. Emily J. w/o J. W.13. Lugeniad/oJ. W. &E. J.

14. James s/o J. W. & E. J.

15. Infant s & d/o J. W. & E. J.

16. Infant d/o J. W. & E.J.

17. Edward, Jr.

18. Margaret W.19. MATEER, James

20. Nancy2 1 . Margaret d/o James & Nancy22. Andrew23. John S.

24. William

25. William N.

26. MATKINS, W. G.

27. Mary R.

28. MICHELL, Mary29. PAYNE, Mary30. SMITH, Nancy w/o James

Mar 21, 1826Oct 22, 1848

Apr 2

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Jul 27Jul 20Dec 9Jul 25Dec 22

Aug 28

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179618081792182818031814

Feb 25, 1820

Apr 21, 1866Jul 22, 1856

1804

Aug 11, 1823

Aug 30, 1830

Oct 2, 1837

Sep 22, 1837

Feb 17, 1835

Nov 1817

Dec 17, 1916

May 7, 1901

Sep 19, 1895

63

7 9

18

7877377555

65 5 21

Sep 23Nov 12

May 13

Apr 24May 18

Jan 5

Sep 12

Jun 4Sep 9Mar 1

May 8Aug 17

Feb 6

Jun 14

1829 16

1829

1845 76

18451845 331860

1854

1835 421848 201891

1904 901854 ca8018001851 72

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21

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31. STARRETT, James Jul 7, 1804 78

32. M. 1803

33. W.M. Dec. 2, 1782 Jul 5, 1851

34. STERRETT, James Sep 14, 1806 Aug 14, 1885 78

35. Jane w/o James Dec 14, 1803 Aug 29, 1888 84

36. WALKER, William May 1766 Mar 1838

37. WALKER, John Oct 21, 1768 Sep 7, 1851 82

38. Jean Dec 14, 1771 Sep 1833

39. Nancy Mar 26, 1844 ca

40. Abram Jan 1, 1780 Dec 5, 1843

41. Ann 1796 Jul 10, 1848

42. Mary 1796 M--2, 1851

43. Elizabeth 1800 Aug 22, 1845

44. W. W. s/o Samuel H. & Sarah Jan 25, 1818 Oct 8, 1822

45. Alexander Apr 19, 1802 Feb 12, 1839

46. Infant 1804

47. Harriet Aug 5, 1813 Sep 4, 1823

48. S. Jan 3, 1814

49. M. Nov 23, 1818

50. W. W. Dec 13, 1800 6351. Violet May 26, 1820

52. Henry Oct 1822 Oct 14, 1832

53. George Feb 14, 1832 Aug 1833

54. Frances Jan 17, 1841 Apr 25, 1842

55. William Mar 11, 1835

56. A. 3557. WEBB, Thomas Jan 3, 1774 Dec 2, 1829 5558. Only child of Thomas Jan 30, 1830 Jan 30, 1830

59. Dorcas Mar 23, 1776 May 6, 1828 52

60. Meredith Jan 2, 1793 Jun28, 1824 31

61. Rachel w/o Meredith Nov 6, 1792 Dec 17, 1821 2962. WRAY, Robert 1830 6762. Mary Aug 17, 1835 72

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8 15

10 16

1-K The Pritchett Family Cemetery (Rockingham County). Driving north on Hwy. No. 150 from Osceola, turn east

on No. 2626 for 0.45 mi., turn right (dry weather only) alongside the fields to a tobacco barn on left at 1 .2 mi. Fifty yards

ahead in a grove of trees on the right side of the road (?) lies the cemetery, carpeted with periwinkle. A dozen sunken

gravesites are recognized. Only one flat headstone is seen, still standing, but the etched inscription is illegible.

2-B The Nelson-Brookbank Cemetery. Proceed north on Hwy. No. 68 from Oak Ridge intersection with Hwy. No. 1501.7 mi. (0.6 mi. N. of intersection with Harrell Road East (No. 21 1 1), turn east into an eroded private driveway past the

vacant house, past a barn on the left and another barn on the right, continuing due east 0.3 mi. to a cultivated field. Walkacross the field E.S.E. to the woods, and through the woods about 75 yards, following a gully on the left — a one-time road

to the cemetery. This farm belongs to Mrs. Velner B. Carpenter of Greensboro. There are about two dozen gravesites,

about half with unmarked native headstones. Two crude stones bear illegible markings. (Recorded 1974).

1. W.D.B/Sen2/ 1791

2. NELSON, James3. Alice w/o James4. BROOKBANK, William

each letter reversed

Jan. 6, 1844 61 4 8Mar 30, 1829 46 2 26Jan 24, 1870 75

2-B The Tatum Family Cemetery. From Summerfield proceed west on Hwy. No. 150 3 mi., turn north on Eversfield

Road (No. 32109) 1.9 mi., and southwest on Friddlewood Road (No. 2110) to its terminus at a tenant's home on the

property of Mr. C. H. Darden of Greensboro. Proceed by jeep or on foot straight ahead to the left of a big tree, along anabandoned farm road (profuse poison ivy) 0.35 mi. On the right shoulder of the road, surrounded by a native stone wall,

is a cemetery about 75 feet square with about 30 recognizable gravesites, many with unmarked primitive headstones.

(Recorded 1973).

1. TATUM, Eld. Henry Mar 10, 1781 May 23, 1858Betsey w/o Eld. Henry Feb 1 5, 1 777 Jan 1 , 1849Ed scratched primitive slab, no dates

W.V. Feb 19, 1840

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3.

4.

[2^B] The Peagram-Endsley Cemetery. From the Tatum cemetery (above) proceed straight ahead about 0. 1 mi. About25 feet to the east, obscured by trees and undergrowth, a rather large shaped stone slab (No. 1) still stands, andtwo other carved stones are found. At least 15 sunken gravesites, some with primitive headstones, are scattered amongthe trees, suggesting that this was a church cemetery overlooking the Haw River long ago.

1 . Here lyeth the / body of Rachel Pe / gram who departed / this life the X/ of Sept. 1 789 / Age 26 yrs

[Apparently Roman Numeral X used for 10]

2. ENDSLEY, James B. Sep 6, 1812 123

-Sidney Aug A.D. 1815 ca 3

[|C] The H. G. Moore Cemetery. Proceed west on Hwy. No. 158 from U.S. No. 220 1.3 mi., turn S.W. on EllisonRoad (No. 2107) 0.6 mi. On the south side (almost opposite the home of Aubrey Holt), a farm road leads into the propertyof Mr. William Lambert of Greensboro. At its terminus (0.6 mi.) is a house, behind which and beneath the trees lie fiveunmarked primitive headstones and one carved stone. (Recorded 1974).

1. MOORE, H. G. May 12, 1819 May 2, 1877

2-D|The Bruce Cemetery in Summerfield where BUGLER GILLIS of Revolutionary War fame lies buried, is on the east

side of the main street opposite a State Historical Marker, now marked by a small flower garden and tree. CHARLESBRUCE was granted land in 1767, operated a tavern at Bruce's Crossroads (now Summerfield), and was a member of the

Council of State in 1791. He, his wife, ELIZABETH BENTON, children and grandchildren are buried here. Only onelegible stone remains.

1. HUNTER, Julia 11

2-D The Case Family Cemetery lies on the east side of U.S. No. 220 at Summerfield, just south of a new residential

development. Turn off on U.S. No. 220 on a dirt road, about 50 yards north of the junction of Myers Park Road (No. 2219)junction on the west side. At 0.3 mi. make a sharp right turn for another 0.4 mi. to a cleared field. The cemetery lies

beneath the trees just left of this clearing. There are about thirty recognizable graves, many with unmarked primitive

headstones. Only one marked stone was found, fallen, broken and covered with leaves. Our guide reported that there

were other carved stones here in the past. (Recorded 1973).

1. CASE, Adaline w/o Thomas Jun8, 1853 23 2 6

l2-P) The Highfill Cemetery No. 1. From U.S. No. 220 at Summerfield, proceed east on Scalesville Road (No. 1002)

0.8 mi., thence south on Millbrook Road (No. 2313) 0.6 mi., into the driveway of Mr. Howard Waynick to the gate of his

barnyard. Directly ahead (S.E. by compass) about 150 yards stands an unusually tall cedar tree on the fence line

between two fields. There are three square rough unmarked obelisk stones of different height and smaller footstones.

Mr. Waynick came here in 1965 and knows nothing of their identity.

2-D_ The J. W. Highfill Cemetery. A quarter of a mile to the east, on the west shoulder of Strader Road (No. 2316), a

wedge-shaped stand of trees (30 x 75 feet) extends into cultivated fields, owned by Mrs. Velner B. Carpenter of Greensboro.

Carpeted with periwinkle, this cemetery is thickly overgrown. There were at least 7 unmarked native headstones,

perhaps a dozen other sunken gravesites, three of which had been vandalized and left open, one of them marked by a

large white unmarked slab. No carved stones were found, but a neighbor recalled that there were 20-25 stones there

which disappeared about 1940. This was the family cemetery of John William Highfill.

2-D_The Highfill Cemetery No. 2. Highfill Road (No. 2312) is a deadend road northward from Scalesville Road, about

0.9 mi. east of U.S. No. 220. Another old cemetery lies 0.5 mi. west of this road at at point 0.4 mi. north of Scalesville

Road. It is best approached via Mr. Turman Doggett's driveway, past his machine shop, proceeding on a zig-zagging

but good dirt road (through locked gates) northward 0.6 mi. to a sharp turn left alongside the cemetery

beneath the trees. There are perhaps 20 gravesites evident, nine unmarked native headstones, and only one

roughly carved stone slab.

1. D.L. /July/ 31 / 1828

13

2-D The Carter-Hobbs Cemetery. This property between Strawberry (No. 2317) and Strader (No. 2316) Road on the

north side of Hwy. No- 150 passed from theCarters to the Hobbs and is now owned by Mr. L. A. Walker, who escorted us

to the cemetery. From Strawberry Road 0.45 mi. north of Hwy. No. 150, we walked due west 0.4 mi. to the woods, thence

0.3 mi. S.S.W. partly along logging trails. Several stones stand about 18 inches and are readily visible. There are

several unmarked sunken gravesites, about 25 unmarked native headstones arranged irregularly in 4 rows, and three

crudely marked stones.

1. N.M.C./ July 16/ 18372. HOBBS, J.

3. J. P. B. / 1844

easily read

other data illegible

questionable

2-EThe Doak Family Cemetery. From Hwy. No. 150 1.4 mi. east of Lake Brandt Road (No. 2303), proceed south

on Royster Road (No. 2332) 0.7 mi. and stop at the brick chimney of a burned home. Looking south from this point,

across a cultivated field, the cemetery lies in the second wooded promontory on the eastern edge of the field, carpeted

with periwinkle, honeysuckle & undergrowth (ca 300 yards). There are at least four primitive headstones, several

unmarked sunken gravesites and two carved stones.

1. DOAK, James W.2. Martha P. & infant sister, d/o J. W. & E. P. no dates

Jan 9, 1850 57 1 17

2-F The Heath-Smith Cemetery lies on the property of Mr. Allen Jeannette. Driving north on Church Street Extension

(No. 1001), proceed 1.5 mi. beyond the intersection of Spencer-Dixon Road (No. 2329); turn west via a farm road to the

large twin oaks and park. Follow the tree line along the west side of the field until it turns north; the cemetery lies

50 yards southward in the woods near a more conspicuous group of junked cars. At least 15 sunken gravesites are

evident in addition to 6 carved headstones; our guide recalls another stone near the tree line and perhaps others hidden bythe leaves. From its size, this was presumably a church cemetery. (Recorded 1973).

1. HEATH, George M.2. M. E.

3. M.E.4. SMITH, John

5. M. J. L. d/o John & N. E.

6. J.G.

scratched stone

scratched stone

Aug 10, 1816illegible

Jul 20, 1817Jul 15, 1849

Mar 1, 1907

illegible

Feb 4, 1864

Jul 14, 1880

Oct 20, 1862

M. 9, 1844

90 6 20

62 11 24

2-F The Moore-Wright Cemetery. Proceeding north on Church Street Extension (No. 1001) from Cone Boulevard 7.4

mi., turn east on Borden Road (No. 2520) 1.1 mi., south into the driveway past the home of G. C. Burtner, Jr. to the old

barn; the cemetery lies beneath the trees just west of the barn. There are at least seven unmarked native headstones

and only two carved stones. (Recorded 1973).

1 . WRIGHT, Seytha Ann d/o Josiah T. & Mary J.

2. James B. s/o Josiah T. & Mary J.

Aug 21, 1850

Jun 14, 1856Jul 31, 1852

Jul 9, 1857

2-G The Caffey-Moore-Bevill Cemetery lies under the tallest trees 150 yards west of Spearman Road (No. 2500)

west of Brown Summit, readily approached along the border of the cultivated field.0.1 mi. north of Hwy. 150 3 mi

There are four rows of headstones

1. CAFFEY, Robert

2. Jean w/o Robert

3. Sarah M. d/oR.&J.4. JohnC. s/o R. & J.

5. Davis s/o R. & J.

6. James D.

7. Unmarked native headstone.


9. MOORE, Sophia w/o Hix

10. Mary K. d/o Hix & Sophia

1 1 . Hix s/o Hix & Sophia

12. John R. s/o Hix & Sophia

13. Robert H. s/o Hix & Sophia

14. Sophia L. E. d/o Hix & Sophia

fallen

fallen

END OF ROW ONE.

END OF ROW TWO.

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Mar 9, 1791 Oct 13, 1854 63 7 4

Jul 28, 1853 52 9 16

Jan 23, 1844 6 9 23

Apr 17, 1844 9 1 16

May 19, 1844 1 9 1

Oct 1, 1823 Jul 31, 1855

Feb 1, 1822 Jun 27, 1856 34 4 26May 1, 1846 Sep 22, 1851 5 4

Jun 16, 1856 Jul 10, 1856Mar 12, 1848 Jun 19, 1857 9 3

Oct 1, 1843 Jun 22, 1857 13 8May 9, 1858 7 11 17

15. BEVILL, Rhodoscays d/o C. R. & S. J.

16. AnnesL. d/oC.R. & S. J.

17. Charlie O. V. s/oC. R.&S.J.

18. Unmarked native headstone



2 1. Unmarked native headstone.

22. COVB23. ALD

END OF ROW THREE.

small cut slab marker

small cut slab marker

Sep 9, 1868Sep 27, 1874Dec 28, 1880

Jun8, 1871

Jun 16, 1875Nov 4, 1881

2-G| The Maxwell Cemetery lies on the property of Mrs. B. C. Doggett. From Greensboro drive north on Yanceyville

Road (No. 2523), turn east on unpaved Doggett Road (No. 2630) 2.6 mi. to a white frame 2-story house on the west side;

this is 1.4 mi. south of Hwy. No. 150. Proceed down the driveway to the tobacco barns, bearing to the right behind

them, thence westward again along the fence ca 300 yards; the left fork leads past a 10 x 15 foot cemetery surrounded

by a crumbling 2-foot wall of field stones. No headstones nor other markers were found in the dense compost covering the

ground. (This property has been in the Dogget family for many years; Mr. James Doggett is sure of the Maxwell identity,

and believes there were three graves here.) (Recorded 1975).

2-G The Gordon-Vaughn Cemetery. In the N.E. corner of the junction of Fairgrove Church Road (No. 2504) with

Hwy. No. 150 1 .2 mi. west of Brown Summit is a small white house owned by Mrs. Ruby Bevill and occupied by a tenant.

The cemetery lies about 25 yards N.E. of the house, with seven legible headstones in a row, facing away from the house.

(Recorded 1974).

1 . GORDON, Branch2. Catharine w/o Branch3. Martha w/o Rev. Alexr. Robbins and widow of Branch Gordon, Esq.

4. VAUGHN, Thomas scratched stone

5. George W.6. Eunice w/o George W.7. GLIMER, Mary A. d/oM.&S.E.

May 23, 1822

Dec 22, 1835

Feb 2, 1853

Oct 12, 1844May 28, 1855

Feb 9, 1844Mar 11, 1853

Nov 17, 1851

Mar 20, 1852

67ca55

51

37415

2-H The Thacker-Moore Cemetery lies 50 yards west of "old" Summit Avenue Extension (No. 2506), 0.7 mi. south

of its terminus at the juncture of Hwy. No. 150 and U.S. No. 29 near Monticello. A dirt road leads to the circular 30-foot

cemetery, bordered by a hedge of 15-foot trees. The three oldest stones occupy the center.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

MOORE, Millard Dewitt s/o J. R. & G. E.

Robert Ashton s/o J. R. & G. E.

Edmond Dantes s/o J. R. & G. E.

Georgie Thacker CJames Richard JRuth Crawley w/o Richard I.

Richard Isaac

William Ravellon

GOODWIN, Ruth Beverly

SCALES, Mazie MooreTHACKER, Mary F. "Our Mother"

one stone

Mar 27, 1894

Sep 26, 1892

Feb 23, 1890Mar 12, 1859Mar 31, 1853Dec 17, 1887Sep 13, 1884Apr 12, 1886Nov. 23, 1944

Jan 9, 1883Aug 20, 1821

Oct 10, 1896Jul 7, 1893

Jun 23, 1890

Apr 18, 1933

Mar 21, 1934

Apr 27, 1955

Jan 22, 1966

Aug 11, 1961

Nov 30, 1944

Nov 24, 1901

Apr 27, 1901

6

10

4

13

11

79 8 7

2-L

I

The Watlington Cemetery. From Monticello proceed east of Hwy. No. 150 to Osceola and continue east on the

Ossipee Road (No. 2705) to Troxler Mill Road (No. 271 1) 7.0 miles; turn north 0.4 mi. to the driveway of Mr. T. Van Brown

on the west. From his barn, an elevated ridge runs northward into a pasture ending in a clump of trees, now a resting

place for the cattle. The headstones have all fallen. (Recorded 1973).

1 . WATLINGTON , Jonathan B.

2. John A.

3. Jane w/o John A.

4. Francis s/o John & Jane

5. William D. s/o John & Jane

6. Lula P. d/o John & Jane

Three other unmarked stones could be markers.

Jun 13, 1791

Feb 17, 1826Jun 24, 1832Nov 28, 1853Feb 23, 1852

Aug 6, 1844 53 1 24Dec 13, 1906

Dec 24, 1880 48 6

Jul 28, 1854

Jul 1857

May 28, 1864 2 10 19

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|2-j| The Field Cemetery. From Monticello drive east on Hwy. No. 150 1.2 mi., north on Friendship Church Road(No. 2702) 0.4 mi., turn west into the driveway of Mr. James M. Hopkins, past his home 0.3 mi. to the old red building.

Walk south 100 yards down the roadway across the dam of a small lake. The cemetery overlooks the lake from the grove

of trees on the south side. (Recorded in 1973).

1. FIELD, Owen W.2. Almeda Brooks w/o Owen W.

3. Josephine F. w/o E. L.

4. Catherine W. d/o E. L. & J. F.

5. HOPKINS, Infant d/o D. R. & J. F.

6. MARCILLIOTTE, J. L.

7. Hariet L. w/o J. L.

8. WARDELL, Eliza H. w/o Owen9.

Dec 14, 1856Jun8, 1855

May 19, 1828Dec 10, 1867born & died

Feb 7, 1849Apr 8, 1868

May 19, 1806

May 9, 1902

Jul 8, 1923

Jul 12, 1882

Jul 16, 1884

Feb 29, 1892

Jan 22, 1898

Feb 7, 1889

Jul 2, 1881

Another more recent grave with obliterated temporary funeral home marker.

2-J The Gum Grove Presbyterian Church (1820-1858) Cemetery lies about 25 yards west of Jackson School Road

(No. 2730), 0.3 mi. south of Highway No. 150 and 50 yards south of a residential driveway on the opposite side of the

road. A once-cleared area just west of the cemetery and the remnants of a road between them suggests the site of the

church building. Less than 10 sunken gravesites are recognized, several with unmarked native headstones. Only one

carved stone is evident, moved from its site, leaning against a tree with its footstone.

1. GREEN, Nancy footstone: N. G. Apr 5, 1811 Sep 18, 1851

2-K The Flack Cemetery. This cemetery has been obliterated in a cultivated field behind the home of Mr. W. R. Hawkins,

on the north side of Turner-Smith Road (No. 2733), a short distance east of Middlestream Road (No. 2725), and about dueeast from the junction of Porterfield Road (No. 2727) with No. 2725. Three carved stones have been preserved, andwe were told there were three unmarked native headstones.

1. FLACK, Andrew Mar 25, 1769 Oct 19, 1845

[This stone has been reclaimed by a descendant and placed in the Josiah Lambeth Cemetery on High Rock Road;Mr. Flack's daughter was the wife ofJosephLambeth, son of Josiah.]

2. DOUGHERTY, Andrew Jan 6, 1856 ca403. Minerva broken stone Jun 12, 1849 31

2-LJ The Simpson Cemetery lies 25 yards north of a dilapidated old residence on the north side of Brooks Bridge Road,1.0 mi. from the Osceola-Ossipee Road and overlooking the bridge crossing the Haw River, 4.6 mi. east of Osceola.

1. SIMPSON, Gen Francis L[ucas] Jun 6, 1789 Jul 22, 1873 84 1 162. Priscilla w/o F. L. Aug 10, 1795 Apr 15, 1865 69 8 53. Sanford M. s/o F. L. & Priscilla Oct 9, 1820 Apr 22, 1870 49 6 134. Mary A. E. w/o Sanford M. Jul 15, 1824 Nov 10, 1875 51 3 275. Dr. J. Hawkins Feb 4, 1838 Feb 4, 1893 556. George Merrimon s/o J. H. & M. H. Oct 29, 1872 Nov 9, 1872 117. Elizabeth Aug 8, 1828 Feb 25, 1899

3-B The Graham-Holt Cemetery. On the north side of Hwy. No. 150, 1.0 mi. west of its intersection with Hwy. No. 68at Oak Ridge, a paved road extends one block north into a small residential area. On the west shoulder of this road,beside the first residence, is a clump of trees sheltering this cemetery.

1. GRAHAM, B. G.

2. Gelie consort of B. G. fallen

3. Sallie A. d/o Tom & E.

4. A. Dorfeulie d/o Tom & E.

5. S. A. G.

6. E.G.

7. HOLT, Claudia Blanche d/o W. H. & S. C.

8. Sally C. w/o W.H.9. STARBUCK, Jane Graham fallen

10. J. G. S. footstone?

Sep 8, 1813Dec 14, 1813Jul 25, 1872

Jun 26, 1873

May 9, 1874Aug 10, 1852Mar 19, 18l9

Oct 10, 1862 49 1 2

Jun 8. 1889 75 5 25Jul 19, 1873 1 1 24Sep 13, 1877 4 2 17

Sep 20, 1879

Aug 19, 1874

Mar 3, 1860

5 4 11

16

3-B The Old Union (non-denominational) Church Cemetery occupies an acre of wooded land on the south edge of

Harrell Road East (No. 2111), 0.3 mi. west of its junction with Hwy. No. 150, 2.1 mi. N.E. of Oak Ridge and

opposite the home of Mr. Eri Elliott. There are perhaps 75 native headstones, a few with undecipherable

markings, and the following carved stones. (Recorded 1974).

1. C.E. BAR/BER a native slab crudely carved without dates

2. LONEY, Mary C one stone Sep 6, 1787 IIL

3. Michael J Jan 7, 1788 6[This is an unusually large stone, at the top of an etched figure of a woman holding an object upraised; legend

has it that she murdered her children and was hanged.] "Here lies the bodies of MARY LONEY who died

Sept. 6th, 1787 AGD IIL Yrs Also the body of Michael LONEY who died Jan 7 A.D. 1788 Aged 6 Yrs."

[Apparently used roman numeral IIL for 48]

4. LOWIE,Memody May 19, 185- Nov 11,18—5. LOWREY, John 1748 Apr 17, 18496. Hannah Sep 1759 Nov 30, 18497. IppyW. Sep6, 1814 Aug 26, 1875 60 11 208. Allen broken & fallen Jan 1, 1809 ,18829. James "Died at Richmond Hospital, Va." May 21, 1843 Aug 16, 1864

10. Marshall ca6011. Leveny Dec 19, 1840 Feb 14, 184312. PARRISH, Roland f one stone 1820 189713. Martha J - 1828 185014. VANCE, Samuel May 26, 1789 63

3-E The McMichael Cemetery is located in the woods near the eastern end of the property of Dr. H. M. Hunsucker

of Greensboro, extending from Alley Road (No. 2322) along the north side of Lunsford Road (No. 2323). This was part of

the Florance farm and long ago a church is known to have been here. Proceed east on Lunsford Road 0.3 mi.,

and lollow an old road bordering a cultivated field (property of Mrs. L. Richardson, tenant Mr. Rierson, lives nearby)

crossing the creek, and following the tree line on the left 100 yards until it turns N.W.; at this point walk west into the

woods 50 yards to the cemetery. There are at least 30 sunken gravesites, scattered over a considerable area,

many with native unmarked headstones. Only two stones are legible, lying close together.

1. McMICHAEL, Martha A. d/o A. & R. Sep 30, 1840 3 3 3

2. "R. Mc—" a large rounded scratched stone slab 1887

3-E An Unidentified Family Cemetery (???). From Lake Brandt Road (No. 2347), proceed west on Hwy. No. 1500.5 mi., turn south by a cedar tree and residence 0.1 mi. beside a cultivated field; 200 yards ahead, and25 yards to the east, a tall tulip poplar stands above the tree line. Beneath it there are three weathered, crumbling

unmarked native headstones in a row. This property is owned by Mr. George Florance of Greensboro. It has beenin his family for three generations, and his grandfather did not know who was buried here. (Recorded 1974).

PjFJ An Unidentified Family Cemetery (?Gordon?). On the east side of Church Street Extension (No. 1001) 1.1 mi.north of the junction of Spencer-Dixon Road (No. 2329) is the farm of Mr. W. T. Chrismon. Walk eastward alongthe south edges of two cultivated fields about 0.3 mi.; approaching the crest of the hill, the barbed wirefence on the right crosses a small well-defined patch of periwinkle, much overgrown. No standing headstones arevisible, but Mr. Chrismon affirms that this was an old cemetery, that native headstones might still be found beneaththe vegetation; he does not recall any marked headstones. This was formerly part of the Gordon Farm, and Mrs. Gordon,Sr., who lives nearby, knew of this old cemetery, but denies that any Gordons are buried there. (Recorded 1974).

3-F| The Pitchford Family Cemetery No. 1. On the west side of Yanceyville Road (No. 2523), 0.2 mi. south of thejunction of Archergate Road (No. 2516) is the home of Mr. Lee Hughes. In the middle of an open field, 100yards southwest of his house, is a grove of trees sheltering a cemetery with 10 native stone markers, four unmarkedsunken gravesites, and only 2 legible scratched stone slabs. (Recorded 1974).

1. PITCHFORD, Branch Oct 22, 1872

2- LuR. Dec 8, 1875

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ELON CGD Ml|3lQ|The Pitchford Cemetery No. 2 lies 100 yards east of Yanceyville Road, approximately opposite the first. It con-

sists of about 8 unmarked native headstones scattered in the woods, without enclosure or border. Mr. Hughes recalled

some marked stones here, which disappeared during logging operations. Walk down the driveway of Mr. L. J. Fulk, follow

the tfee line on the left as it curves southeast 25 yards to a cluster of deciduous trees among the pines; walk

30 yards eastwardly though the woods to the graves.

]3-G| The Davis Cemetery. On the east shoulder of Yanceyville Road (No. 2523), opposite the home of Mr. William

Shaw and behind his mailbox is a clump of small trees and overgrowth hiding 5 carved headstones in a row,

facing east. The inscriptions are badly eroded, the smaller inscriptions below not decipherable. The second stone is

broken, fallen face downward, covered with compost.

1. DAVIS, James C. s/o Michael C. & Anne Aug 29, 1861 17 10 3

"A member of the Guilford Grays, died at Ft. Macon"2. Stone broken, fallen face down, buried in compost3. Sophia Jan 9, 1848ca664. James, Sr. Jun 5, 1796 Apr 26, 1887 90

v*Who was born in Dorchester County, State of Maryland, and lived an exemplary life in the Methodist Episcopal

Church 12 years"

5. James, Jr. s/o James & Sophia Jul 8, 1810 Dec 15, 1819

3-J| The Fulton Cemetery lies in a clump of small trees on a knoll fifty yards north of Turner-Smith Road (No. 2733)

in a cultivated field, 0.75 mi. east of McLeansville Road (No. 2732), and 0. 1 mi. east of the home of Mr. T. E. Smith.

The cemetery is about 12 feet square, surrounded by a 2-foot stone wall. Two large stones cover the graves, half

covered with compost. (Recorded 1973).

1. FULTON, George Jan 10, 1784 Aug 17, 1846 62 7 6

2. Maryw/oGeorge Dec 29, 1773 Aug 7, 1857 83 7 9

3-J The Weatherly Cemetery lies hidden in a densely overgrown wedge-shaped cluster of trees extending south 25yards into a cultivated field from the edge of Turner Smith Road (No. 2733), 0.6 mi. west of Friendship ChurchRoad (No. 2728), 1.5 mi. east of McLeansville Road (No. 2732). In the southmost half of this thicket, seven unmarkednative headstones are found, and two crudely carved headstones. This farm is the property of Mrs. Faucette who lives

on the west side of Friendship Road near the Rockingham line. (Recorded 1974).

1. DC/PYW/MAIS/ 1 832/RO M H / 1 7 7 7 (a triangular-shaped stone)

2. P. E. / BORN / May 29, 1797 / DEP. July 20 / 1823[No legible Weatherly stone is found.]

3-J The Wyrick Cemetery No. 1 lies on south side of Reedy Fork Creek in a densely wooded area. From U.S.

NoT29, proceed east on HiconeRoad (No. 2565) 3.8 mi., turn north on Plainfield Road (No. 2782) 0.7 mi., bear left

on a dirt road, crossing the creek to a small cement-block building. From behind this spot, proceed on foot through

the woods northwest by compass, crossing three ridges, the last planted in pine trees; about 50 yards beyond the

pines on the down slope we found two primitive unmarked headstones projecting above a thick carpet of freshly fallen

leaves. Upon our return, an informant told us there were several other such graves nearby, which we failed to recognize.

3-1

1

The Jenkins Cemetery lies on the southside of Turner-Smith Road (No. 2733) beneath the trees behind the brick

home of Mr. C. J. Lunsford (beware of police dogs), 0.2 mi. west of Middle Stream Road (No. 2725) junction.

There are 20-plus sunken gravesites, scattered irregularly over a considerable area, suggest a church cemetery. Several

native headstones remain and only one crudely carved flat stone uprooted beside an oak tree.

1.

HERE LIES D JIN / KINS DIED THE 30 / MARCH 1 8 1 8 / Age 60 yrs and 7 mos

4-F I The McCuiston Cemetery lies north of Pisgah Church Road (No. 2359); 1.3 mi. east of Lawndale Drive, proceed

north on Sheridan Road (No. 2362) 0.5 mi., then turn right on dirt road 0.1 mi. to the home of Mr. J. M. West. The

cemetery lies beneath the trees behind his house. There is a large cluster of perhaps 25 scattered graves, manywith crude headstones, only two of which are decipherable. Twenty-five yards to the west is another cluster of graves

with native headstones, none marked. A small white carved headstone previously seen here has disappeared. (Recorded

1973).

1. McC2. DER, Mary

large scratched stone, no data

18

Sep 26, 1809 1 mo.

|4-K| The Lambeth Cemetery is located on the high west shoulder of High Rock Road (No. 2719), surroundedby a native stone wall, about 50 yards north of the Buffalo Creek Bridge. The cemetery is well cared for withlittle overgrowth within. It is about 75 feet sguare.

1. DOGGETT, Mildred Apr 6, 1793 Jul 3, 1860 67 2*2. FLACK, Andrew Mar 25, 1769 Oct 19, 18453. KERNODLE, JohnR. Jul 30, 1851 Sep 13, 1852 1 1

4. William B. Apr 8, 1850 Jul 29, 1850 35. KIMMONS, Ednie Aug 27, 1814 Dec 11, 1876* 62 86. Francis, M. E. Aug 9, 1862 19 77. LAMBETH, Josiah C one stone 1761 18518. Elizabeth Loftin J

[Born in Craven County, N.C Settled here in 1801]

1762 1831

9. Joseph Oct 20, 1840 44 610. LOW, Sarinda no dates11. MICHAEL, Inf. s/o A.A & M.A. no dates

12. Inf. d/oA.A. &M.A. no dates* [The Andrew FLACK headstone was brought here by a descendant, when the Flack Cemetery was destroyed; he wasthe father of Mrs. Joseph Lambeth]

5-B The Dover Meeting House Cemetery (abandoned), thickly overgrown, lies in a grove of trees 200 yards behind

the home of Sam Gordon on the east side of Bunker Hill Road (No. 2007) near the junction of Marshall Smith

Road (No. 1843), about 2 mi. north of Colfax and 3.0 mi. south of Oak Ridge. About 60 stones have been recorded in

North Carolina Tombstone Records, Volume II, p. 232-234, by Mrs. J. S. Welborn, available in Greensboro and

High Point City Libraries and elsewhere.

jSF] The Cone Family Cemetery is located on the north side of 16th Street in Greensboro, just east of BuffaloPresbyterian Church. It is fenced and not open to the public. All interments have been after 1913. The following datawere furnished by Herman Cone, Jr

., a member of the family.

1. CONE, Bernard M.2. Caesar

3. Jeanette [Siegel] w/o Caesar4. Clarence N.

5. Sadie [Frank] w/o Clarence6. Herman7. Louise [Wolf] w/o Herman8. Julius W.9. Laura [Weill] Stern w/o Julius

10. Julius W., Jr. s/o Julius & Laura

1 1 . LONG, Irving s/o M. D. & Carrie [Cone]

Sep 21, 1874Apr 22, 1859Sep 18, 1872Oct 4, 1876Apr 2, 1879May 2, 1895Oct 28, 1894Nov 26, 1872Sep 21, 1888Feb 23, 1920Dec 29, 1884

May 21, 1956Mar 1, 1917

Dec 28, 1962

Mar 13, 1929

Jun25, 1965

Dec 10, 1955Augl, 1965May 17, 1940Feb 2, 1970

Jul 5, 1926Dec 22, 1922

5-G[ The Phillips Cemetery is located in a clump of pine trees on the east shoulder of White Street in Greensboro,

0.2 mi. north of Phillips Avenue and almost opposite the junction of 10th Street. There are some 20-plus graves, several

with unmarked native headstones and 9 carved stones.

1 . BRIGGS, Manerva Ann w/o George K. fallen

fallen2. BUCHANAN, Thomas F.

3. Clementine S. w/o Thomas4. MaryF. fallen & broken

5. George T. s/T. &C.,"Died at Wynder Hospital, Richmond, Va."

6. J. R. fallen

"His last words were Ma the angles have come for me"7. CRUTCHFIELD, Margaret J. d/o A. A. & S. J.

8. PHILLIPS, B. C. Our Father, "Born in Fauguier Co., Va."

Dec 23, 1810 Jun22, 1868

Jun9, 1811 May 28, 1887

May21,1811 Sep 17, 1883 72 5 21

Sep 17, 1833

Apr 25, 1858

Mar 31, 1891

Sep 2, 1837

IdaC. d/oB. C.&Emma fallen

Nov 4, 1905

Oct 8, 1863 18 4 21

Apr 18, 1880 21 11 23

Nov 16, 1891 7 15

Nov 28, 1903

Sep 30, 1874 3 6 7

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|5-G| The McCadams Cemetery lies on the east side of Minorwood Road (No. 2042), 0.8 mi. south of McKnight

Mill Road (No. 2835), in the yard just north of the home of M. C. Brown, 2500 Minorwood Road, at the junction

of Brim Street (No. 2043), and consists of two carved stones in a clump of shrubbery. (Recorded 1973).

1 . McCADAMS, Daisy O

.

2. AddieN.1881

188519061906

5-H) The Midway Presbyterian Church (1888- ) Cemetery lies on the west side of Rankin Mill Road (No. 2832), 0.5 mi.

This cemetery is still being used by the Bessemer Community.north of its junction with Huffine Mill Road (No. 2821).

Only the headstones from the older part of the cemetery are listed below, perhaps 20 percent of the total number

1. CLAPP, William M. 1 one stone 1864 1936o2. Mary M. J

1 oô1872 1908o3.

T~\ XTXTT7T T T T5 r*\ TiDONNELL, James B. Our Papa T 1 1 O 1 QC AJul 12, 1854 Jul 28, 1938

4. Annie Cobb w/o James B. Oct 12, looo Nov 29, 1916

5. Bitsa Eugenie d/o J. B. & A. C. Apr 22, 1895 Mar 31, 1896

6.T T 1 /"I 1 1 / T n P. jt oHugh Cobb s/o J . B. & A. C. May 10, 189/ May 16, 1897

7. Mary Annette Nettie d/o J. B. & A. C. loo9 1935oo. Come w/o H. n.

O 0/^\ 1 OO'Obep 20, lo/o Feb 19, 1898y. Walter nussell s/o n. H. ot E. E. Uct 2u, iyuu Jun 18, 1902

10. Infant s/o b. B. & Annie A. t o o im oJan 23, 1912 Jan 23, 1912

1 1.TAT uW . ri.

XT o >t 1 Q^cJMov Z4, lo4o Sep 4, 1923IZ. JUizaoetn w/o w . ri. Apr 14, lobU Jul 6, 1905lo. T il-fl^ Pr^+Vi^r T-T XV TT TLiiitie Droixier s/o vv . n. ot l. j

.

Dec 18921 4 h mm a THjlilillci J-i. Jun 24, 19191 R1 0. FfTDB William Ti wn, vv l inam j

.

Tul A 1 QQRJU1 <±, lOou Jun 19, 1904lo.

A ... .,, ^ r- T / — TAT" TAnnie J. w/o W.J. reb Zo, loo9 Jun 2, 19121 7 r j-iinviiiNo , in . j . jvicijean v^ranctmotner r et> zo, i cjz^ Apr 17, 19061 Qlo. McLEAJN, bamuel JJ. I one stone Uct 2o, 1830 Dec 18, 19061 oiy. Mary J . w/o o. JJ. 1

71 1 rr 1 oo*"7Aug lb, loo/ Dec 15, 1916onZ\J. William Perry Jun o, lo47 Oct 3, 1900Z 1

.

Susan Roxana w/o W. P.XT £2 1 O A *~!

JNov o, lo4/ Aug 20, 1894onzz. \>T~T T? A XT 1 \X* / TAT 1~» r O T)McLEAJN, Carl Minor s/o W. P. & S. n. Mar 16, 1873 Aug 8, 1891Zo. T r i y oi-ff j p /îintant s/o Cliitord at Olene Oct 25, 1905 Oct 25, 190594 Infant s/o Clifford & Olene reb Zo, iyu/ Feb 25, 190725. Infant s/o Clifford & Olene Mar 29, 1908 Mar 29, 190826. MORRIS, Mabel Aydelette May 26, 1884 Feb 15, 190927. Leslie Dane May 20, 1906 Sep 3, 190628. PAISLEY, Lizzie Aydelette Mar 7, 1872 Nov 23, 190829. POSTON, Lena Feb 19, 1916 17

30. WHITESELL, George G.f one stone Dec 31, 1914

31. Mariah J. J Nov 26, 1914

32. Hannah w/o George G. Jul 27, 1830 Janl, 1902

33. Robert C. Apr 19, 1867 Jun 12, 1892

34. Laura V. Sep 20, 1871 Feb 18, 1889

35. WILSON, S. Newton Dec 17, 1847 Nov 10, 1904

36. Maria Mother Feb 15, 1851 Nov 23, 1936

37. Elmer Rogers s/o N. & Maria Feb 24, 1889 Oct 24, 1891

6-G The Proximity Mill Cemetery contains an estimated 2,000 graves and is situated on the north side of Phillips

Avenue in N.E. Greensboro, 0.7 mi. east of U.S. No. 29. Interments were apprently in order of death, without regard to

family groupings, in north-south rows beginning in the N.W. corner, thus filling the northern half of the cemetery. Eachgrave was equipped with a concrete base for a small headstone; only a small percentage of carved stones were added.

Some of the bases have the name embossed in the concrete with no other data. The south half of the cemetery has been

more recently used, with larger stones and some family groupings. The following legible stones were recorded in the

older part with death dates prior to 1915.

1. ADKISSON, Isaac

2. ANDREWS, Bessie w/o D. D.

3. Inf/oD. D. & Bessie

4. William

Dec 19, 1851

Sep 27, 1885Jan 15, 1912

Jul 18, 1905

Aug 8, 1905

no dates

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5. BANDON, Mary6. BARNES, Frank

7. BAYLIFF, Willey F. s/o J. M. & R. E.

8. BEACH, Cora Loire w/o W. A.

9. BEAL, Thomas E.

10. BOONE, Carl

11. BRUT, Elizar

12. BROWN, Clyde

13. George P. s/o O. L. & M. J.

14. Justia d/o H. M. & Alice

15. Willie s/o J. & Annie

16. CARTER, Annie17. CAUDLE, Wilmer d/o Mr. & Mrs. R. V.

18. CHAMBERLAIN, Leroy

19. CHANDLER, Sarah Oakley w/o Steven

20. COLEMAN, Nathaniel

2 1 . COOK, William O. s/o J. S. & Nora

22. CRABTREE, Eliza Louisa

23. CRAYTON, Howard G. s/o R. G. & Dora

24. CROWDER, Lillie Mable d/o M. W. & M. J.

25. CUNDIFF, Zachary Taylor s/o G. W. & S. L.

26. DAVIS, Earl B. s/o W. L. & Lou J.

27. DEATON, Maggie Elizabeth d/o J. F. & Annie L.

28. Inf s/o J. F. & A. L.

29. DOLLEY, Nellie

30. ELLINGTON, William P.

31. FAULK, CubalD.32. William David33. FREEMAN, Comae34. Noah R.

35. Stella

36. FRY, Maggie d/o J. C. & Mary B.

37. FURLAUER, Inf s/o W. E. & L. D.

38. GALIGAN, John

39. GARNER, Clark s/o I. H & Louisa

40. GREEN, Daniel

4 1 . GRIFFIN, Homer s/o Mr. & Mrs. J. F.

42. Pencie Mae inf d/o Mr. & Mrs. J. F.

43. HALL, George44. Lucy Mae d/o H.L.&D.M.45. HARRELSON, William Tray s/o Joseph & M. L.

46. HICKS, W. P.

47. Mary E. w/o W. P.

48. HINESLEY, Eliza

49. ISLEY, A. C.

50. KEMREY, Cleon s/o W. L. & E. C.

5 1 . KENDRICKS, Loucynda

52. KIRKMAN, J. Wesley

53. Mrs. J. W.

54. KNIGHT, Molisa Adaline

55. KOONTZ, Harriett V. w/o W. L.

56. LAMB, Robert L.

57. LANNING, Albert R.

58. Callie A.

59. LEONARD, Joyce

60. LINDLEY, William A.

6 1 . LOWE, Clarence s/o J. T. & S. B.

62. LOYD, Mary Halcie d/o Ed & Florence

63. LOYED, Charles J.

64. McCREEM, Mary d/o Alex &L.M.

no dates

no dates

no dates

no dates

no dates

no dates

no dates

no dates

no dates

no dates

no dates

no dates

fallen

no dates

no dates

no dates

no dates

broken

no dates

no dates

no dates

no dates

fallen

no dates

Oct 16, 1871 Mar 23, 1907

Jan 1,1903 Mar 2, 1908Apr 16, 1876 1928

Jul 2, 1909May 14, 1907

Jun6, 1910Feb 6, 1909

Jul 11, 1915 Mar 28, 1918

Mar 28, 1840 Dec 10, 1907

Sep 22, 1912Mar 25, 1905Aug 27, 1910Jul 16, 1905Sep 5, 1905

Nov 29, 1906Sep 7, 1913born & died

Sep 18, 1851

Jul 17, 1887Dec 22, 1906Jan 2, 1866

Nov 16, 1888May 30, 1911

Aug 30, 1899

Jun 11, 1911

Apr 15, 1909

born & Died

Jun 12, 1898Nov 17, 1852

Mar 1, 1852

Apr 27, 1846

Oct 31, 1858Oct 2, 1855

Sep 18, 1871

Dec 7, 1906

Mar 30, 1906

Apr 29,

Aug 7,

Sept 26,

Sep 28,

Oct 14,

Oct 15,

Feb 13,

Feb21,

Oct 29,

May 22,

Dec 25,

Apr 7,

Jun 3,

Jun 15,

Dec 1,

Feb 9,

19131907

1911

1905

19081909

1914

1907

1903

19041909

1911

19101911

1912

19141904

ca3

May 3, 1913

Nov 28, 1912

Sep 29, 1902

Jun 10, 1901

Aug 28, 1928

Feb 27, 1908

Jan 6, 1911

Jul 2, 1904

Feb 28, 1912

Dec 14, 1911

May 8, 1905 33

Jan 20, 1907

May 26, 1906

21

7 20

Apr 20, 1905 Oct 23, 1905

21

65. McDONALD, Annie May d/o Williams & L. A. May 15, 1881 Feb 28, 1903

66. MANESS, Gertrude no dates

67. Inf d/o Banner & Gertrude Jul 19, 1912

68. Custer L. s/o R. L. & Gertrude Jul 3, 1911 Aug 6, 1912

69. Inf d/o A. C.&M.L. Sep 10, 1912 Sep 10, 1912

70. Jessie Blanch d/oA. C.&M.L. Feb 10, 1906 Marl, 1908

71. Mary Alice d/o A. C. & M. L. Feb 10, 1908 Feb 11, 1908

72. MARROW, Florence no dates

73. MARTIN, J. F. Jul 10, 1870 Jun 19, 1906

74. Rebecca E. May 30, 1850 Aug 25, 1914

75. Evelyne d/o J. C. & Lorenge May 13, 1909 Nov 6, 1909

76. MAYSE, B. E. no dates

77. MILLS, Jack no dates

78. Inf s/o Joseph & Rose Jul 15, 1908 May 1, 1909

79. MITCHELL, Woodrow no dates

80. MOORE, Annie G. Apr 28, 1878 Nov 13, 1906

81. Flood E. s/o J. R. & F. G. Feb 26, 1912 Aug 9, 1913

82. Mary Ann no dates

83. J. W. Jun28, 1847 Jun 30, 1907

84. NEWELL, Sarah E. w/o Thomas fallen Aug 23, 1847 Dec31, 1912

85. NEWNAN, James s/o W. L. & Ethel born & died Aug 12, 1913

86. NEWNAM, Ermer E. d/o Z. C. & A. E. Jan 4, 1904 Aug 2, 1905

87. Matte B. d/oZ. C.&A. E. Apr 13, 1900 Jun 14, 1905

88. NOAH, James F. 1911 1912

89. Marthey Oct 13, 1860 1909

90. OAKLEY, Mary Ossie d/o D. R. & Lillian Oct 19, 1911 Jul 23, 1912

91. O'STANLEY, C. no dates

92. OXENDIN, Paul Matt no dates

93. OZMENT, Beatrice d/o H. M. SHessie born & died Jul 20, 1914

94. PASCHALL, Thomas Jul 4, 1851 Jan 29, 1904

95. PHILLIPS, Warrich no dates

96. PULLIAM, Martha no dates

97. RATLIFF, Lula d/oJ.P.&V. May 16, 1905 Feb 9, 1906

98. RAY, M. S. Mar 23, 1844 Mar 23, 1901

99. REEDY, Edna Bell d/o J. D. & J. C. Nov 29, 1906 Feb 4, 1908100. RIGGS, Inf d/o J. R. & R. E. Feb 1906101. ROBBINS, Daniel W. no dates

102. ROBERTS, Mary E. w/o B. F. Jun 26, 1902 47 8 7103. RUMBLEY, Floyd s/o P. E. SBettie Sep 29, 1908104. SEABOLT, Ella w/oC.L. Sep 18, 1881 Apr 20, 1909105. Donna Lee d/o C. L. & Ella Mar 1, 1909 Aug 18, 1909106. SEAWELL, Fety May d/o B. W. & M. H. Jun6, 1908 Jun 20, 1908107. SHORES, Charlie Aug 11, 1893 Junl, 1911108. SHORT, BARTLETTH. Feb 14, 1853 Jan 12, 1910109. SMITH,Inf/oG.I.&L. A. Feb 3, 1912 Feb 9, 1912110. Edna d/o G.I. &L. A. Mar 13, 1910 May 2, 1913111. STEWART, Martha Dec 25, 1834 Jul 5, 1905112. THOMAS, Paul Lee no dates

113. TURNER, Inf s/o J. C. & Nonie Sep 6, 1908114. Inf s/o J. C. & Nonie Apr 15, 1910115. Inf d/o J. C. & Nonie Feb 7, 1912116. WALTON, Emma no dates117. WELLS, William T. s/o J. B. & Maggie Dec 18, 1911 Jan 23, 1912118. WELTON, Emma no dates119. WHITE, Vunie d/o E. & A. Dec 6, 1907 Jan 9, 1908120. Leonora A. w/o J. T. Apr 23, 1885 Apr 10, 1913 27 11 18121. BulahB. d/oJ.T. &L. A. Jan 7, 1912 Aug 11, 1912122. WILLIAMS, Mary J. May 10, 1833 Apr21, 1901123. YORK, Paul s/o J. L. & Naomia Nov 28, 1905124. Essie d/o J. L. & Naomia Dec 13, 1913 Mar 2, 1914125. YOW, Woodrow s/o B. G. & Beadie born & died May 12, 1919

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§jfj Holt's Chapel Methodist Cemetery (No church) lies just south of Holt's Chapel Road as it leaves 2412 East Market

Street in Greensboro. These headstones (ca 25) are listed on p. 227, Cemetery Records of North Carolina byD.A.R. (Greensboro City Library, Accession N.C 929.3/W2385).

6-K The Sikes Cemetery lies about 100 yards east of Sedalia Road, 0.3 mi. north of its junction with U.S. No. 70 at

Sedalia, in the wooded area E.N.E. of the residence with the concrete driveway. About 30 feet in diameter, it is

encircled by stumps of cedar trees, now protected by a wire fence. A pair of adult graves is surrounded by a low stone

wall; a carved headstone said to have been here has been removed. A deeply sunken adjacent grave, also unmarked,

suggests that it has been pillaged. One small carved stone leans against a stump, near a small footstone.

1 . SIKES, Infant s/o J. R. & C. L. Jan 1856

Z^Ll The Lindsay Cemetery lies N.W. of Sandy Ridge Road (No. 1850), 3.0 mi. south of 1-40 at Colfax . A point 0.2 mi.

S.W. of the junction of Johnson Street Extension (No. 1818) a rough farm road leads across a wooded ravine about

100 yards to a cultivated field; turn left and follow the tree line about 75 yards to a wooded promontory sheltering

the cemetery. One unmarked headstone and five legible carved stones are found. The old Lindsay home stood 0.3 mi.

west of the Johnson Street junction, where a marker commemorates the first county seat of Guilford at his home.

(Recorded 1976).

1. LINDSAY, Andrew Oct 15, 1786 Nov 2, 1844 58 17

2. Elizabeth [Dick d/oThos& Jane] fallen Nov 16, 1792 Apr 12, 1845 52 4 263. William fallen Oct 4, 1841644. Elizabeth [Briggs w/o William] fallen May 13, 1871 875. WOOD, Susanna [Lindsay d/o Robert & Nancy, w/o Dr. Joseph Wood] Feb 14, 1789 Sep 13, 1857

l7-E[ The Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cemetery has been levelled and is now a grassed elevated side yard

adjoining the Rolling Roads Church of the Nazarene, 2207 Rheims Street, S.E. of the Four Seasons Mall in Greensboro.

Entry steps are flanked by brick pediments, one bearing an unmarked native headstone, the other a bronze

plaque: "In grateful memory ofJonathan Short who donated this land in 1839 for the Glory of God. " A granite headstone

has been incorporated in a nearby brick monument, simply inscribed:

1. SHORT, Jonathan Apr 22, 1847

7-E The Mt. Zion Methodist Church Cemetery is still used by the Glenwood Methodist Church; the original church

building was situated on the east side of Freeman Mill Road about 50 yards N.E. of the cemetery in the 2500 block of

Freeman Mill Road in Greensboro, on the west side. (Recorded 1976).

(The proposed new U.S. No. 220 was surveyed to cross Mt. Zion cemetery. The State of North Carolina

purchased the property from Glenwood Methodist Church and authoried the removal of all bodies Summer, 1977.

The bodies were claimed by nearest of kin and removed to cemeteries of their choice. The unidentified and unclaimed

bodies were removed to Guilford Memorial Park, 5900 High Point Road. In some instances there were graves on top

of graves.)

1. ATKINS, Infant s/o A. D. & N. J. Jul 6, 1907 Jul 6, 1907

2. CLINEDINST, John S. Jul 16, 1865 Dec 3, 1927

3. Clara M. w/o John S. Sep 3, 1879 Aug 2, 1925

4. COLLINS, Clyde H. s/o J. A. &B. B. Nov 9, 1906 Jun7, 1907

5. COUNCILMAN, Tom s/o Wm. & L. Dec 1, 1878 Jun26, 1916

6. COVERT, William B. C one stone Aug 28, 1870 Mar 4, 1911

7. Lillian R. J Aug 22, 1870 Jul 13, 1953

8. EARL, Nina L. Wilkerson w/o John A. Apr 18, 1890 Aug 27, 1923

9. GILLIS, Sallie T. w/o J. J. broken Dec 5, 1884 Feb 2, 1909

10. HEATH, Henry Clay C one stone Feb 21, 1869 Jan9, 1925 55 10 18

11. Carolina J May 25, 1865

12. Miss Rena J. "Nettie" Aug 22, 1892 Apr 27, 1973

13. William F. May 31, 1902 Jun24, 1934

14. Edward s/oR. A. &M. A. Apr 28, 1902 Jul 27, 1902

15. Mary d/oR. C. &L. C. Oct 29, 1900 Nov 28, 1900

16. Adjacent larger stone illegible

17. HEATH, Johnf one stone Jan 12, 1909

18. Anna 1 Jan 12, 1909

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19.TTTT T T1 AHILL, T. A. Mav 13 1854 Mar 14, 1906

20. r annie V . w/o i . a. Dec 31, 1865 Mar 17, 1906O 121. nULJonUvJK, Jonn C__ O 1 QOAoep z, l oou i QOQApr l / , 1 570S7

22. JUINho, Wallace r. s/o A. or J. is..Alirr OR 1 Q1 Q>vug zo, iy iy J„_Q1 1Q1QAug o i , iyiy

23. KhlM JNEiJU i , riulanct U. s/o W. otM. t. iyzu 1 Q07iyo/O/l24. Ir,(^nU/A B D XV T XX

Js-trlori I , miant s/o A. r . or l. m. nor 1 1 1 QQQUcC 11, 10c70 Ddp 1 9 1 RQRORZD. rortor o. s/o ri. r. ot l. jyi. Plor 1 1 QD7 Tnl 14 1QORJul 1 x , 1. CJUU

ZD. JVUN JJLt I , wnson 1 one stone Bun 1 1 ft^R/Aug i, 1000 Do<- 17 1 Q 1 fiuec i / , 13 1 oOOZ/. Mary a. I

Ton R 1 R41jan o, iof i B tit R 1 QOQoqZo. T /~\XX HMOLUMAJNo plot stone

zy. MclJN 1 1 nCi, James M. one stone11 1 RRQWCT 11,1 OOi? Flop 1 Q 1 QA7UeC 13, 131/

oU. Effie J. Turner w/o J. M. J Con OO 1 R7fioep ô, io/o Mot/ 9R 1 QRQINOV Ô, IjiDj

Olol James Edward s/o James & Effie T»n 9R 1 Ql 9Jan Ô, Fol-i9R 1Q19

oZ. r atner o.a oi i onor\Ug Ol, 117UO Bno7 1QRR/iug /, 1300

33.\ /TXT/^MD "P\-.«:^l TT-J™-^- T7-,iU„.. 1M11N UK, JJaniel tdgar r atner 1 one stone

i / C 1 QOOMar o, loy

o

Tun 9R 1 Qfi4Jlin ^jO, 130rt

OAo4. Maggie Louise Mother J x/= T 4 1 RRf>iviar *x, loovj Ron 0,0 1 QAOoep ou, i3*ro

ORoo. U.l.. \X J /_ TV T? XV \M THelen Mae a/o u. r.. ot M. L. y,„ OR 1 QnoMay zo, iyuz Ton Q 1 QOQjany, iyuoORJO. J. fiOgar T=n 1 1 QHAjan i , i yui A_t 1 1 QAQrVpr 1 , 1313OOO/. Unarlie l

.

Tnl O 1 Qi nJUl O, IcylU p>„„ OQ 1 QfiAuec Z3, lyotOQOO. Thomas Edgar s/o Clifford & Sadie n00 OQ 1 QAOUeC IcylO XX=t fi 1 Q44jyiar o, 13HOQoy. MUvJnr., Willie otiea 0^.4- O 1 QQQuct z, loyo Tim OO 1 QRRjunzu, iyoo/io4U. William rl. 1 one stone 1 Rfifilooo 1 QAfiiyio

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24

79. WEIR, James F. Jul 15, 1870 Dec 25, 1955

80. Minnie L. Apr 18, 1876 Sep 29, 1972

81. WHISLOW, Lester A. s/oW.A.&G.S. May 25, 1943 Dec 31, 1943

82. WINFREY, Mildred Elizabeth d/o L. &M. F. Apr 27, 1907 Aug 8, 1908

83. WILKERSON, John Franklin 2 footstones: "Father & Mother" Dec 1 1 , 1858 Mar 17, 191284. WOODELL, Matthew A. Jul 16, 1846 Aug 30, 191385. DillieG. Mother Jul 29, 1840 Oct 13, 1913

8-F| The Isaac Weatherly Cemetery lies in a thicket of overgrowth, immediately adjoining the edge of the parking

lot of Cross Sales and Engineering Company, 306 J J Drive, 0.2 mi. east of Ashe Street just off 1-40 and 1-85 bypass.

There are several unmarked native headstones, several sunken gravesites, and only 3 legible headstones. The cemetery

wall of very old slave-made brick has largely disappeared. (Recorded 1973).

1. WEATHERLY, Isaac

2. Huldahinf. d/o J. A. &L. J.

3. LOVITT, Aaron

May 4, 1791

Jun28, 1861

Jun20, 1858 67 1

Jun28, 1861

Oct 19, 1833 48 11

16

7-K| The Dick Cemetery lies in the S. E. angle of the intersection of Rock Creek Dairy Road (No. 3066) and 1-85,

within the right of way of each road, concealed by high grass and blackberry bushes, and west of the abandonedold roadbed which abuts 1-85, directly opposite a service station on the north side on 1-85. Three etched stones are

still standing, another unmarked broken stone lies on the ground. (Recorded 1976).

1 . DICK, James

2. James3. Rebecca

May 17, 1826 66Oct -7, 1825 28Oct 16, 1824 22

[7-K

1An Unidentified Family Cemetery lies in a grove of trees on a promontory in the middle of a large cultivated

field on the south side of U.S. No. 70, measuring about 20 x 30 yards, 0.4 mi. east of the Rock Creek Dairy Road(No. 3066) junction, about 150 yards from the road. There are four unmarked native headstones in one row, three in a

parallel row, and 3 others elsewhere. One small stone is beautifully carved - the Block letter "T" at the top, the

"L & C" in script below. (Twins?)

1. T/L&C/1821

8-A|The Homey Cemetery lies in a small clump of trees about 25 yards N.E. of the home of Mr. Clay Craven, on the

east side of Johnson Street Extension (No. 1818) just north of High Point, and 0.2 mi. south of Old Mill Road intersection.

It measures about 30 x 50 feet, surrounded by a wire fence supported on granite fence posts. There are three

unmarked native headstones and three etched slabs lying on the ground but readily decipherable. (Recorded 1976).

1. HORNEY, Paris

2. Margaret w/o Paris

3. M. H.

heart-shaped

footstone?

Sep 14, 1799Mar 18, 1799

Jan 19, 1835

Apr 5, 1863 64 17

|8-D|The Walnut Grove Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery is located on the north side of U.S. No. 29 & No. 70,

opposite Sedgefield; proceed N.W. on Mackay Road (No. 1549) across the railway tracks, turn right on Atwater Drive

0.2 mi. to the first entrance of a mobile home park opposite a large bank of mailboxes. Drive in about 30 yards and

turn right; this road dead ends at Lot No. 36, behind which a path leads northward 50 yards through the cemetery in the

woods. The carved stones are in scattered clusters, many broken and many fallen. Many unmarked native headstones

are seen. (Recorded 1973).

1 . ARMFIELD, Ithamer

2. Pattie his wife

3. Joseph B.

4. Jesse

5. Albert s/o I. &M.6. BARTLEY, Lydia

7. BURNEY, William A.

8. S. O.

9. Elizabeth M.

10. M.E.

Jone stone

fallen, broken

fallen

fallen

broken, fallen

fallen

18181821

Oct 13, 1785Apr 24, 1816Nov 17, 1841

Sep 27, 1807Jun30, 1824Mar 3, 1826

May 12, 1825Jan 1, 1867

1906

1897Dec 25, 1880 95 2 12

Jan 6, 1839

Jan 19, 1876 34 2 2

Feb 6, 1884

Aug 21, 1904

Aug 18, 1890Feb4, 1832 6 - 12

Novl, 1926

25

1 1 . GARDNER, Jesse

12. Luisa w/o Jesse broken fragment

13. Mary Ellen d/o Jesse & Luisa broken

14. [Fallen fragment that closely matches Luisa Gardner, above.]

15. STEPHENS, Patience leaning

16. Sarah E. fallen

17. George E. fallen

18. Joseph P. fallen

19. LeviM. fallen

May 30, 1833 May 16, 1881 49

Dec 27, 1833Apr 16, 1871

5 16

Apr 12, 1821

Mar 1, 1844Mar 5, 1846

Oct 5, 1851

Jan 4, 1854

Sep 2, 1889 18

May 24, 1908 74Jul 12, 1905

Nov 5, 1902Oct 5, 1863

Dec 25, 1862

Junl8, 1881

16

27

8-D The Armfield-Millis Cemetery (Piney Grove) lies 50 yards north of West Vandalia Road in Greensboro, 1 .2 mi. west

of Pinecroft Road and 0.4 mi. east of Groometown Road (No. 1 129), just west of a small grocery store. The cemetery has

been fenced and the arch over the entrance reads "Col. James N. Millis and Wife Betsy Armfield Millis." There are manysunken unmarked graves, numerous native headstones, and the following legible stones. (Recorded 1973).

1. ARMFIELD, Solomon fallen Nov 15, 1800 Mar 31, 1852 51 4 16

2. Dianah Dec 4, 1817 May 12, 1880 62 5 8

3. Inf. s/oS.&D. Oct 1837

4. BettieJ. d/o S. &D. Dec 7, 1840 Feb 17, 1843 2 2 10

5. John A. Sep 3, 1843 Jan 11, 1907

6. Roxana w/o J. A. Jan 4, 1856 Feb 26, 1884 28 1 227. Mattie S. Feb 26, 1884 Jun29, 1884 4 3

8. Hamilton Dec 18, 1806 Aug 11, 1862 55 7 239. Thankful w/o H. Sep 27, 4812 Feb 13, 1892

10. Emsley F. s/o H. & T. illegible Sep 15, 1853 4 6 27

11. Jonathan Jul 15, 1841 May 11, 1869 27 9 2612. Neadom S. Jun22, 1833 Apr 27, 1909 75 10 5

13. J.C. 1847

14. L. C. no other data

15. CUMMINS, Elijah May 14, 1812

16. Evelina Mar 14, 1819

17. GROW, AllieC. --tzel Funeral Home Marker, Randleman, N.C. Mar 192918. HAWORTH, Mica jah Sep 23, 1827 Oct 15, 188819. Authaan May 3, 1834 Nov 22, 1902 68 6 19

20. MATLOCK, Annor C. w/o J. T. Jun20, 1888 37 821. Warner B. s/o J. T. & A. C. Aug 31, 1889 10 8 922. MILLIS, Col. James N. fallen Aug 2, 1804 Jun 10, 1877 72 10 823. Elizabeth w/o J. N. Oct 27, 1815 Apr 15, 1897 81 5 18

24. William E. Nov 25, 1842 Nov 5, 1865 22 11 10

25. Sarah E. d/o J. N. & E. Nov 27, 1846 Feb 15, 1851

26. Emma L. d/o J. N. & E. fallen Sep 24, 1853 Aug 20, 186327. David O. s/o J. N. &E. Mar 18, 1857 Aug 15, 186328. OZMENT, Charles Grandfather Jun 1851 6629. Rachel Grandmother Mar 16, 1862 7830. Alfred broken Nov 5, 1851 31

31. Andrew Feb 1836 19

32. Melinda Jan 3, 1888 7833. TROTTER, Joshua no data

34. M. A. T. no other data

[Stones for Ephraim, John, and Sarah Trotter have been reported but were not found.]

8-G The Hatton Cemetery is located in a small clump of trees sheltering a collection of field stones, in the center of

a cleared and fenced field, 150 yards eastward behind a 2-story frame house at 3409 Liberty Road in Greensboro, the

home of Edward Hendrickson, 1.2 mi. from the junction of Liberty Road (No. 3549) with U.S. No. 421 about 0.5 mi.

south of 1-85 and 1-40. One carved stone and 2 scratched primitive stones are legible; a former resident reported

that there were other marked stones which have disappeared. (Recorded 1974).

1. HATTON, L.

2. M. H.

3. D.H./04

crudely scratched

small slab

small slab

1804 106

26

19-D lThe Old Union (Holton-Vickrey) Cemetery is located on the high north shoulder of River Road (No. 1144),

0.3 mi. west of Vickrey Chapel Road (No. 1 140), just east of the driveway of a small brick home overlooking the road.There are many sunken gravesites, numerous native headstones, and 12 carved stones are recorded. Old boxwoodshave protected some of the stones. (Recorded 1974).

1. R. A. footstone

2. COFFIN. Ira Coolmon almost illegible r\^jL ZjO, loo* Tun 1 9 1 ft^ft

3. FIELD, Delphina P. d/o David L. StMarqaret S. Field Oct 11, 1843 224. HOLTON, Adela H. w/o J. F. stone fallen Tan IS 182QJQX1 -L \J / X ULj^Z Mav 1 Q 1 RR95. Annie Laura d/o J. F. & A. H. stone fallen Jul 15 1868 Ort 18 18776. J.F. stone fallen Aua9 1829 Feb 18 1886 S67. Margaret S. w/o Samuel stone fallen 1801 Feb 29 18718. Sarah D. partly illegible Oct 24 --60

9. E. M.H. footstone

10. LEONARD, Elisha H. native qI^Vi Feb 13, 1863 Dec 3 186411. T. A. L.

12. McGEE, James 183913. POOR CaDt Edward oLvJIltr lallerll iêc ^0, loZi14. SCOTT, Isaac native slab Till 1Q 1 QQAJU1 io, loo415. Madison native slab Tnl 1 lflÂJ Ul 1 , 1OOt16. Mary w/o A. B. native slab y,„ i i l onejyiay ouo reozy, 100417. THOMAS, George native slab fin

18. VICKREY, Abiathar Oct 26, 1807 Jun21, 1881 7319. Anna [Wiley Swaim] w/o Abiathar Nov 11, 1819 Jan 30, 190420. Clinton fs/oH. &D.1 native slab 181821. Cornelia [d/oH.&D.] native slab 18-22. Delilah [Lamb] [w/o Harmon] stone fallen Mar 13, 1874 8623. Elizabeth [Swaim] [1st w/o Abiatharl Oct 18. 1844 3424. Harmon stone in place 1974, broken & missing 1977 May 18, 1854 70

6 9

7 25

15

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IB-El An Unidentified Family Cemetery is said to lie beneath the litter beneath a clump of trees which has been fenced

in for a dog pen, about 25 yards behind an old frame residence on the west side of Drummond Road (No. 1392), opposite

the Salvage Disposal Company's enclosure. No marked stones are evident within the dog pen nor beneath the overgrown

trash pile behind it. The owner is a black whose grandfather bought his property before 1900 from a Mr. Paschall.

Before that it is said to have belonged to a Benbow. He recalls that there were perhaps twenty native headstones here

at one time, some bearing carved initials; he recalls none with a surname.

|10-C|The Breedlove-Hill-Holder Cemetery lies in the wooded southeast corner of the intersection of Kivett Drive

(No. 1113) and Kersey Street (No. 1 158), 0.5 mi. east of the Kivett Road - 1-85 intersection. This is said to have been

the site of a Friends Meeting House, now owned by Springfield Friends Meeting. We failed to find the Noah Breedlove

stone previously recorded by others. (Recorded 1976).

1 . BREEDLOVE, Noah2 . Huldah Jane w/o Noah3. Arlindo

4. GRIBBLE, Edloapt s/o Jane & John

5 HILL, Peter s/o A. E.& C.J.

6. HOLDER, Nellie

stone missing 1976

footstone "E.G."

[Aug 29, 1847]

Apr 9, 1844Jun 16, 1882Oct 15, 1857Aug 30, 1889

Jul 15, 1931

Mar 20, 1824

Jul 29, 1924

Jul 7, 1859

Oct 11, 1890

Apr 23, 1920

83 10 17

28

10-Gl The Dickey Cemetery is surrounded by a stone wall about 25 feet square and occupies the crest of a woodedtract on the west side of Hwy. No. 22. The property is now owned by Mr. C. H. Kirkman, great grandson of Peter

Kirkman, who purchased it from the Dickey heirs about 1860. About 0.25 mi. south of the junction of Appomattox Road

and Hwy. No. 22, the entry to an abandoned residence on the west is blocked by a chain. From the house, proceed

southward about 50 yards, turn right and follow a wide curving arc like a question mark to the higher ground. The large

flat stones covering the graves are badly stained and worn and difficult to decipher.

1. DICKEY, Col. William Aug 22, 1792 Feb 26, 1824 31 6 5

2. Rebecca M. d/o William & Mary Jun 26, 1813 Sep 12, 1832 19 2 16

3. William flat broken stone May 26, 1814 2

27

H-D| The Gossett Burying Ground is hidden in undergrowth on the south shoulder of Road No. 1921 in Randolph

County, opposite a row of cedar trees in front of a residence, 0.6 mi. east of Road No. 1926 junciton and 0.6 mi. west

of Road No. 1929 junction.

1 . GOSSETT, Abraham2. Zaccheus

3. POTTER, Nancy Gossett d/o Abraham

1822 61 5 15

Aug31,1815 4May 9, 1822 28 6 11

11 1 -F*

|

The Timber Ridge Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery is located in Randolph County, not far from the Guilford

County line. From U. S. No. 220 at Level Cross, proceed east on Petty Road (No. 2101) 0.6 mi. and turn north in dry

weather only into a dirt farm road, taking the right fork to join a power-line service road for 100 yards, then left on the

farm road again to park at 0.95 mi. by a trash dump. The cemetery lies northward about 50 yards, best approached

around the left side of the intervening thicket. The cemetery covers about an acre, partly carpeted with periwinkle; there

are many native headstones, many crudely scratched; the carved headstones are chiefly at the western end of the

cemetery. This property was given to the church about 1803 by Christopher Vickrey, and the surrounding farm is

presently owned by a descendant, Dick Vickory, who lives 1 . 1 mi. east of Level Cross on No. 2101 (Recorded 1975).

1. CAWT- . Ann2. SWAIM, MDK3. William

4. Charles H.

5. Isabella w/o Charles

6. William H. Inf. s/o Chas & Isabella

7. Moses8. SWAIM, Elizabeth

9. SWAIM, William P.

10. Malissa Chldrn/o Daniel & Susanna

11. William

12. N. H. S.

13. John

14. Jesse

15. Joshua

16. Nancy H. w/o Joshua

17. Elizabeth

18. Margaret J.

19. Moses20. Marmaduke2 1 . WORTH, Elizabeth w/o Rev. D.

22. C. V. [Christopher Vickrey]

23. M. V. [Mary Vickrey, 2nd w/o Christopher]

24. H. V. [Hannah Vickrey, 1st w/o Christopher]

25. VICKREY, Jonathan F.

badly deteriorated

etched

fallen

one stone

footstone?

broken

etched slab

badly deteriorated

broken & fallen

-2, 1807 Nov 7, 1897

1771 1828

Aug 31, 1836 Jan 31, 1856 19 5

Jun 14, 1834 May 11, 1908 73 10 27Aug 14, 1836 Oct 28, 1865 29 2 14

Dec 28, 1861 1 22nPr ^1 1 7ftftUcL O 1 , I 1 UO Apr 25, 1870

Nov 8, 1773 Aug 14, 1835

Jan 4, 1825 Sep 12, 1846

Apr 27, 1836 Jan 2, 1839May 14, 1813 May 22, 1852

Apr 19, 1865

[Jan 25, 1793] Oct 3, 1841 48 8 9

[Jul 26, 1816] Oct 9, 1843 27 3 14

Feb 8, 1804 Feb 7, 1868 63 11 29Mar 26, 1806Sep 30, 1827 Jun 28, 1846

Mar 22, 1829 Feb 23, 1847

[1827] Jun 1-, 1828 10

[1784] Dec -, 1822 38 10

Jan 27, 1797 May 12, 1858Apr 19, 1841 100

Feb 22, 1922 92

on the Gilmore Nursery property, 0.1 mi.

behind the Julian Club on Bache Road (No. 3373) in Julian, 50 yards east of the railway and almost opposite the

railway station (abandoned) The first Bowman immigrant and Sam Deviney (1734-1835, age 101) are buried here.

Considerable trash has accumulated here but no markers are visible.

11-K| The Grace Methodist Church Cemetery lies on the north side of Smithwood Church Road (No. 3351), 0.1 mi.

east of Bowman Dairy Road (No. 3360). Enter the driveway of a burned homestead, opposite the home of Frank Staley andproceed 0.2 mi. to the tree line. Walk eastward 25 yards to a single carved headstone with matching footstone. No other

graves are recognized. (Recorded 1976).

1. BROTHERS, Mark BomA.D. 1780 Apr 7, 1817 37

|ll-L| Long's Friends Meeting House was founded about 1815 and later became the site of Huck's Chapel School. Onthe east side of Kimesville Road (No. 3346), 0.8 mi. north of Smithwood Church Road (No. 3351) enter the driveway

of D. P. Lowe. One hundred yards N. N. E. of his home stands a single large carved stone mounted on a 6 x 6 foot square

mortared stone base with 1 foot wall. (Recorded 1976).

1 . HADLEY, Jonathan "Father"

2 . Franklin "Erected 1902 by Washington Hadley"

17791820

18261822

Black Cemeteries

5-G The Providence Baptist Church (now at 1106 Tuscaloosa Street) still uses the old cemetery located at the old

church site, 3430 Summit Avenue, Greensboro. There are many graves without markers. (Recorded 1976).

1. AYERS, Howard O.

2. MaryG.3. BOLLEN, J. H. V.

4. COTTON, Charlie S.

5. Louisa W.6. Ludolph C.

7. DONNELL, Maysen8. Sarah Jane w/o Joseph

9. Large pedestal of missing stone.

10. FOULKES, Nannie A.

11. GREEN, Mary J. "Mother"

12. HAYES, Mozelle A. "Mother"

13. HEIGHT, Daisy L.

14. Charlie L.

15. HANNER, Irma Law16. LAW, Watson / Cpl 3 N.C. Inf.

17. Anna18. FOSTER, Annie Law19. LOWE, Dr. A.N.20. McLEAN, Asa J. "Son"

21. Frank B. "Son"

22. Isaac Henry "Father"

23. Sarah Jane "Mother"

24. Lucinda "Mother"

25. NEWBY, Emily E.

26 . OTEY, Raymond M.

, Sr

.

27. DO28. PURVIS, W. E.

29. THACKER, Caroline

30. WADDELL, Emily

31. WAUGH, Lee

32. Caroline Lowe w/o Lee

33. John H.

34. James D.

35. George36. WHARTON, Samuel C.

37. Bettie J.

38. WOOD, Alton W.39. WOODS, W. L.

s

7

one stone

one stone (column)

short square column

one stone

19141872

Sep 18, 1929Mar 1, 1837Mar 1, 1842

1889Oct 27, 190-

Mar 19, 1845

May 7, 1858Jul 14, 1883

1912Mar 12, 1876

Jul 1, 1898Jul 14, 1905

Sep 18, 1874

Nov 19, 1903Mar 17, 1827

188519081849

185718391875

Dec 7, 1907

Sep 10, 1867

Sep 10,

Jan 26,

Mar 4,

Jun 4,

May 12,

May 10,

May 1 1

,

Aug 17,

Mar 7,

Jan 16,

1804185418571851

1862

18851856186918871878

1969

1940

Dec 3, 1933

May 15, 1915

Dec 14, 1905

1946

Jan 8, 1908

Jul 22, 1919

Aug 20,

Nov 18,

May 17,

May 17,

Jul 25,

Feb 10,

AugAug 26,

May 15,

Mar 6,

1914

1908

1953

1924

1924

1968

1945

1934

1967

1904

1915

1914

1909

1900

1908

1944

1963

Sep 6, 1919

May 5, 1920 92

Oct 6, 1886

Feb 8, 1937 83 11 12

Dec 30, 1933

Jan 17, 1920 68 7 13

Jul 3, 1918

Dec 28, 1922

Apr 23, 1923

Jan 16, 1915

Mar 26, 1930

Dec 16, 1919

8-DJ The Celia Phelps A.M.E. Cemetery lies on the east shoulder of Groometown Road (No. 1129), about 50 yards

The graves are in scatteredsouth of the Freeman Mill Road intersection, immediately adjoining Sedgefield Stables

clusters; most of the headstones have fallen; there are 3 unmarked stones.

1. MEBANE, Alice

2. Infant

3. George4. MARK, William

5. ROACH, Lucille

6. SAUNDERS, Ellis

7. J. D.

8. Harry

9. EdiH.

10. TONKINS, Annie1 1 . Ethelia

12. J. B.

fallen

fallen

fallen

broken

29

Feb 2,

Jan 6,

Jun 19,

AugJan 7,

AprMar

Oct 11,

May 23,

May 29,

1915191819231825192018661911

19241928190819121919

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May 8,

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Mar

Jun 9,

Dec 15,

Jun 27,

1916

1918

1924

1922 971921

1911 I

19121924

I

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190919141920

[Tjj The Union Cemetery is located on the east side of the 900 block of South Elm Street, Greensboro. "After the

Civil War . . . the Negroes provided their own place in which to lay their dead. The congregations of the St. James

Presbyterian Church, the St. Matthews Methodist Church, and the Providence Baptist Church established Union Cemetery

around the 1880's, and it was available to all Negroes." (Greensboro, North Carolina by Amett & Jackson, 1955)

Recorded 1976).

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

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BANKS, Roberta

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BLACKWOOD, Fannie

BLOUNT, Charlotte Calloway "Mamma"BULLOCK, Dr. J. Lot

J. Lot, Jr. s/o J. L. & Annie L.

CALDWELL, Benjamin Franklin

CHAVIS, Cornelius f one stone

Wendell JDANIELS, Lizzie w/oC.H.DEAN, James C one stoneLucinda J

FOSTER, Giles M . plot stone

GALLOWAY, OdessaGARRETT, George W.GILMER, David J.

HAIRSTON, Lucile w/o Rev. J. T.

Allen

William A.

Elsie P. Waugh w/o Dr. J. G. "Bom Salem, N.C."

HAITH, Laurnie V.

HARRIS, Jennie w/o Robert

Leonora Adelaide d/o Rev Dr. R. H. & L. E.

JohnH. "Father"

Nellie B.

HOLLEYHOWELL, Julia

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Charley s/oW.M. &S. A.

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MALLOY, Rev. Peter F., D.D.

MARSH, James Monroe s/o W. B. & H. TJohn Robert s/o W. B. & H. T.

Daniel Henry s/o W. B. & H. T.

Walter Arthur s/o W. B. & H. T.

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79. RANDALL, Margary w/o C. W. Mar 10, 1853 Mar 4, 1901

80. RANKIN, Walter s/o Henry & Margaret Jun2, 1881 Dec 20, 1911

81. REID, Gertrude d/o Robert & Mollie Jan 6, 1891 Dec 10, 1909

82. RICHARDSON, Daniel "Husband" Jan 24, 1931 6683. SEARS, William Feb 13, 1906 3884. SHARPE, Cora Lee

85. Sallie mother/o Robert Apr 27, 1916 7686. Robert Jun5, 1877 Mar 22, 1925 4887. Cora Lee w/o Robert Jul 4, 188288. SLOAN, J. C. May 24, 1857 Mar 29, 1882

89. SMITH, Nancy w/o Rev. Robert Mar 3, 1843 Feb 7, 1895

90. Essie d/o Wesley & Amelia Feb 12, 1887 Jun26, 1894

91. STEWART plot stone

92. SUGGS, Jacob W. G. s/o D. C. & M. A. Jul 26, 1903 Apr 22, 1905

93. TAYLOR, Maggie H. w/o George H. Oct 18, 1864 Oct 4, 1915

94. TUCKER, Laura A. w/o W. M. Nov 27, 1873 Jun9, 1895

95. UNTHANK, Jasper A. 1850 1911

96. WADDY, Dr. J. C. 1881 1940

97. WASHBURN, Julius C one stone Jun26, 1850 Dec 1, 1904

98. Elizabeth J Dec 1851 Apr 8, 1905

99. WATKINS, Martha May 25, 1914

100. WATTS, Florence G. Sep 28, 1880 Dec 25, 1915

101. WAUGH, John Isrel father/o Robert 87

102. Robert B. Born Salem, N.C. Feb 28, 1828 Nov 10, 1905

103. Mary A. Dalton w/o Robert B.

"Born Walnut Cove, N.C. Mother of nine children"

Jan 15, 1832 Aug 5, 1907

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105. WELLS, Rev. Isaac W. Oct 10, 1837 Mar 29, 1908 70 5 19

106. WHARTON, Margaret d/o David & Laura Nov 22, 1894 Jul 23, 1909

107. Thomas Aug 9, 1903 57

108. Susan F. w/o Thomas Dec 5, 1842 Mar 2, 1924

109. WILKINS, Charlie W. May 16, 1874 Oct 9, 1917110. George A. Dec 6, 1885 May 11, 1924111. Harry "Stone erected by Dr. T. H. Wilkins & sister L. V. Haith" Sep 5, 1916 Aug31, 1917112. WILLIAMS, Henry G. Oct 4, 1862 Feb 22. 1991

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3J The Wyrick Cemetery No. 2 On the south side of Turner Smith Road (No. 2733), just west of the junction of Jackson

School Road (No. 2730), stands an old bam. A dirt road leads almost due south past the barn 0.6 mi. to a saw mill on the

south edge of a large field. Walk east along this tree line about 50 yards, south about 40 yards, and again east about 30yards, where a logging trail enters the woods southward; follow it 30 yards, then turn east 30 yards through the woods to a

large Vz acre cemetery, heavily carpeted with periwinkle. Several tall tulip poplars and smaller cedars constitute a marker

at the tree line. No carved stones are seen, but we observed one unmarked slab stone, a dozen native headstones, and perhaps

fifty unmarked sunken gravesites. This property was inherited by Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, who lives in the white house almost

opposite the barn, and her brother. It was first purchased by her grandfather Smith after the Civil War. She is certain this

was a black cemetery, recalling long ago funeral processions in which pallbearers carried the caskets from the highway to

the cemetery.

'Lost But Not Forgotten

Cemeteries

British Soldiers: (1) About eighteen British soldiers were buried among the trees at a curve on the north side of N. C. 150,

1 .6 miles west of U.S. 220, presently owned by A. C. Metts. (Reported by Miss Kathleen Hoskins) 1 2-C

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(2) "Several" British soldiers were buried in a field west of Drummond Road, about 1 mile north of Sumner

School. (Reported by Dr. Edward Benbow) |9-E|

Caldwell Slaves: With wooden markers long since deteriorated, the burying ground of the Caldwell slaves is situated

behind the residence at 1305 Hobbs Road, Greensboro, near the recently established City Park in memory of Dr. David

Caldwell's homeplace and "log college." (Reported by Dr. Arthur Freedman)[6-E

Dwiggins Cemetery: This cemetery was described as being on Harrell Road near the Union Nondenominational

Church Cemetery, Oak Ridge community. 3-B

Lane Cemetery: The Lane home on the east side of Lawndale Drive, Greensboro, opposite Sears Mail Order Plant, wastorn down after World War II as urban development blanketed this area. The Lane family cemetery is said to have been"a long way" from the home. (Reported by a granddaughter) 5-E

Lawrence Cemetery: Two Lawrence children were buried in the woods on the north side of Scalesville Road, 3.2 miles

east of U. S. 220. The parents were interred at the nearby Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery. (Reported by Miss

Kathleen Hoskins) 2-D

Middleton Cemetery: Two unmarked graves are behind an old log cabin on the north side of N.C. 150, 1 .8 miles west of

U. S. 220, on the property of Mrs. Elizabeth Ogburn. (Reported by Miss Kathleen Hoskins) |2-C

Winfree Cemetery: This cemetery is near the Case Family Cemetery, east of U. S. 220, opposite Summerfield.(Reported by Miss Kathleen Hoskins) ta-D

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Other Guilford County Tombstone Lists

Greensboro City Library

Tombstone Records. Vol. I (1935) edited by Mrs. J.S. Welborn, Regent, Alexander Martin Chapter D.A R (High Point)Accession No. N.C./929.3/W43/Vol. 1

Page

9 Buffalo Presbyterian Church (ca400 names)7 Burnett's M.E. Chapel (17)

3 1 Coble's Evang . Lutheran Church ( 1 25)

26 Concord Friends M . H . ( 1 9)

34 Deep River Friends M.H. (350)300 Death Records, Minutes of Deep River & New

Garden Friends Monthly Mtgs. (17)

67 Fairfield M.P. Church (80)

50 Flat Rock M.P. Church (125)

66 Friendship M.E. Church (45)

82 Green Hill Cemetery, Greensboro (875)

120 Hickory Grove M.P. Church (60)

111 Holt's Chapel M.P. Church (70)

1 1 7 Hopewell Wesleyan Methodist Church ( 1 25)

formerly Hopewell Friends M.H.

Page

160 MoriahM.P. Church (100)

151 Mt. Pleasant M.E. Church (100)

164 Muir's Chapel M.E. Church (110)

1 79 New Garden Friends Cemetery (475)

189 Oak Ridge M.E. Church (75)

102 Oakwood Cemetery, High Point (425)

1 27 Old Jamestown Graveyard (11)

200 Pleasant Garden M.E. Church (180)

106 Primitive Baptist Church (11)

224 Red Hill M.P. Church (50)

226 Rehobeth M.E. Church (135)

282 Springhill Church (90)

288 Tabernacle M.P. Church (325)

23 Weatherly Family Cemetery (5)

Tombstone Records. Vol. II (1935) edited by Mrs. J.S. Welborn, Regent, Alexander Martin Chapter, D.A.R. (High Point)

Accession No. N.C./929.3/W43/Vol. 2

Page210 Alamance Presbyterian Church (350)

236 Brick Reformed Church ( 1 75)

257 Center Friends M.H. (320)

232 Dover Friends M.H. (60)

57 First Presbyterian Church, G'boro (175)

217 Frieden's Lutheran Church (300)

Page

4 Hickory Chapel (11)

254 Homey Family Cemetery (2)

254 Lindsay Family Cemetery (5)

225 Lowe's Lutheran Church ( 1 00)

227 Springfield Friends M.H. (140)

230 Trotter Cemetery (22)

Tombstone Records. Vol. Ill (1939) edited by Mrs. J.S. Welborn, Regent, Alexander Martin Chapter D.A.R. (High Point)

Accession No. N.C./929.3/W43/Vol. 3

Page23 Springfield Friends M.H. (500)

Cemetery Records of North Carolina 1648-1916 by Guilford Battle Chapter D.A.R. (1957) (Greensboro) Accesion No.

N.C./929.3/W2385

Page1 Green Hill Cemetery, Greensboro (2)

92 Bethel Presbyterian Church (200)

1 14 Bethlehem Methodist Church (45)

1 19 Buffalo Presbyterian Church (430)

170 Center Methodist Church (3)

1 7 1 Deep River Friends M.H. (375)

208 New Garden Friends M .H . ( 1 70)

Page227 Holt's Chapel M.E. Church (25)

230 Midway Presbyterian Church (10)

231 Moriah Methodist Church (75)

238 Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church (60)

244 Pleasant Garden Methodist Church (160)

260 Tabernacle Methodist Church ( 1 75)

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Cemetery Records 1669-1919 by Guilford Battle Chapter D.A.R. (1958) (Greensboro) Accession No. N.C./929.3/W2384

Page1 Apple's Chapel (100)

353 Bunker Hill M.E. Church (116)

1 1 Camp Springs M.E. Cem., Monticello (19)

13 Center M.E. Church (165)

27 Frieden's Lutheran Church (335)

57 Gibsonville Cemetery (20)

53 Gethsemane M.E. Church (45)

Page170 Hines Chapel Christian Church (70)

186 Monticello Christian Church ( 10)

96 Prim. Baptist Church, Scalesville (7)

343 Shady Grove Wesleyan Ch. , Colfax (75)

109 Summerfield Baptist Church ( 1 2)

1 10 Summerfield M.E. Church (4)

Miscellaneous Genealogical Records(1961) Guilford Battle Chapter D.A.R. (Greensboro) Accession No. N.C./929.3/D2383

No Guilford County Cemeteries listed.

Bible, Family, Tombstone Records (1963) by Guilford Battle Chapter D.A.R. (Greensboro). Vol. I Accession No.

N.C./929.3/D23/Vol. 1

Page

1 Center Friends M.H. (480)

Bible, Family. Tombstone Records (1964) by Guilford Battle Chapter D.A.R. (Greensboro). Vol. II Accession No.

N.C./929.3/D23/Vol. 2

No Guilford Co. Cemeteries listed.

Bible. Family, Tombstone Records (1965) by Guilford Battle Chapter D.A.R. (Greensboro). Vol. m Accession No.

N.C./929.3/D23/Vol. 3

No Guilford County Cemeteries listed.

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Inscriptions

and IntermentsA H 27

ADKISSON, Isaac 20ALBRIGHT 8ALEXANDER, Thomas Reese 30ALSTON, Rev Mathew 30ANDREWS, Bessie 20William 20

ARMFIELD, Albert 25BettieJ 26Dianah 26Emsley F 26Hamilton 261 25Ithamer 25Jesse 25John A 26Jonathan 26Joseph B 25M 25MattieS 26Neadom S 26Pattie 25Roxana 26Solomon 26Thankful 26

ATKINS, A D 23N.J 23

AYERS, Howard O 29Mary G 29J.P 14WD 12

BAILEY, Mary Lillian Barham 8P M 8P. Emily 30

BANDON, Mary 21

BANKS, Roberta 30BARBER, C E 17

BARHAM, Charles Newton 8James L 8John P 8Mary F Lemons 8

BARNES, Frank 21BARRINGER, Emmerline 30BARTLEY, Lydia 25BAYLIFF, J M 21

R E 21

WilleyF 21BEACH, Cora Lone 21W A 21

BEAL, Thomas E 21BENBOW 27BENNETT, C I 8Dr.D.C 8J B 8John 8John William 8L R 8Rowena 8

BENTON, Elizabeth 13

BETHEL, E 30Fannie 30John 30L 30

BEVILL, AnnesL 15Bettie Jackson 30C R 15

Charlie O. V 15Rhodoscays 15

S.J 15BINGHAM KOINER 30BLACK, Robert S 30BLACKWOOD, Fannie 30BLOUNT, Charlotte Calloway 30BOLLEN, J.H.V 29BOONE, Carl 21BOWMAN, First Immigrant 28BRANN, B 10Elizabeth W 10Golman 10Nath 11

William L 10BREEDLOVE, Arlindo 27Huldah Jane 27Noah 27

BRIGGS, Elizabeth 23George K 19Manerva Ann 19

BRITISH SOLDIERS 32BRITT, Ehzar 21

BROOKBANK, William 12

BROTHERS, Mark 28BROWN, Alice 21

Annie 21

Clyde 21

Mrs, E.P 8

G W 8George P 21H M 21

J 21

Justia 51M J 2\O I. 21Willie 21

BRUCE, Charles 13BUCHANAN, C 19Clementine 19George T 19J R 19MaryF 19T 19Thomas F 19

BUCKHANNON, J 11

BULLOCK, Annie L 30Dr. J. Lot 30J. Lot, Jr 30

BURNEY, Elizabeth M 25ME 25SO 25William A 25

C J 26L 26N M 14

CAFFEY, Davis 14James D 14Jean 14JohnC 14Robert 14Sarah M 14

CALDWELL, Benjamm Franklin 30Dr. David 32Slaves 32

CARTER, Annie 21CASE, Adaline 13Thomas 13

CAUDLE, R V 21Wilmer 21

CAWT-. Ann 28CHAMBERLAIN, Leroy 21CHANDLER, Sarah Oakley 21Steven 21

CHA VIS, Cornelius 30Wendell 30

CLAPP, MaryM 20William M 20

CLARK, B 8EllerL 8N E 8

CLINEDINST, Clara M 23John S 23

COFFIN, Ira Coolman 27COLEMAN, Nathaniel 21

COLLINS, B B 23Clyde H 23J A 23

CONE, Bernard M 19

Ceasar 19Clarence N 19Herman 19Jeanette Siegel 19Julius W 19Julius W., Jr 19Laura S. Weill 19Louise Wolf 19Sadie Frank 19

COOK, J. S 21Nora 21William 21

COTTON, CharlieS 29Louisa W 29LudolphC 29

COUNCILMAN, L 23Tom 23William 23

COVERT, Lillian R 23William B 23

CRABTREE, Eliza Louisa 21CRADDACK, M.J 8R 8William A 8

CRAYTON, Dora 21Howard G 21R G 21

CROWDER, LilheMable 21M J 21M. W 21

CRUTCHFIELD. A A 19Margaret J 19S J 19

CUMMINGS, AlieJane 8EL 8India B 8John 9Nuton J 8W.B 8

CUMMINS, Elnah 26Evelina 26

CUNDIFF, G W 21

S I. 21Zachary Taylor .21

DANIELS, C H 30Lizzie 30

DAUGHERTY, Charles W 11

John 11

DAVIS, Anne 18Earl B 21James C 18James, Jr 18James, Sr 18Lou J 21Michael C . 18Sophia 18W.L 21

DEAN, James 30Lucinda 30

DEATON, Annie L 21

J F 21Maggie Elizabeth 21

DEBOE, Mary L 8DER, Mary 18DEVINEY, Sam 28DICK, Elizabeth 23James 25Jane 23Rebecca 25Thomas 23

DICKEY, Mary 27Rebecca M 27William 27Col. William 27

DWIGGINS, Family 32DOAK, E P 14James W 14Martha P 14

DOGGETT, Mildred 19DOLLEY, Nellie 21

DONNELL, Annie Cobb 20Bitsa Eugenie 20Corrie 20Elizabeth 20Emma L 20GarahA.G 11

Hugh Cobb 20James B 20Joseph 29Little Brother 20Mary Annette "Nettie" 20Maysen 29Nancy P 11

Sarah Jane 29W H 20Walter Russell 20

DOUGHERTY, Andrew 16Emily 11

Hannabell 11

Minerva 16R 11

E., P. (?) 18

EARL, John A 23NinaL Wilkerson 23

ECTOR, Annie J 20William J 20

ELLINGTON, William P 21

ELLISON, E B 8Hope Virginia Dare 8J E 8Jettie 8

John Knox 8Mill. 8

RobertW 8ENDSLEY, James B 13

Sidney 13

FAIRGIS, J.T 10

FAULK, CubalD .....21

William David 21

FIELD, Almeda Brooks 16

Catherine W 16Delphina P 27EL 16Josephine F 16

Margaret S 27Owen W 16

FINLEY, lames 11

Sarah 11

FLACK, Andrew 16,19FLEMING, N I McLean 20FOSTER, Annie Law 29Giles M 30

FOULKES, Nannie A 29FREEDMAN, Comae 21

NoahR 21Stella 21

FRY, I C 21Maggie 21

MaryB 21FULTON, George 18

Mary 18FURLAUER, L D 21

WE 21G. J 14GALIGAN, John 21GALLOWAY, Odessa 2DGARDNER, Jesse 26Luisa 26Mary Ellen 26

GARNER, Clark 21IH 21Louisa . i21l'

GARRETT, George W 30GILLIS, Bugler 13

JJ 23SallieT 23

GILMER, David J 30GLIMER, M 15Mary A 15S. E 15

GOODWIN, Ruth Beverly 15GORDON 17GORDON, Branch 15Catherine 15E B.B.L.L 10Infant Wi— 10

Jas. M. P 10Martha 15

GOSSETT, Abraham 28Zaccheus 28

GOURLEY, Alfred M 8Anna G 8Arrittia 8ArrittiaC 8Author E 8BL 8G W 8Mary L. Deboe 8Rev R 8R H 8

GRAHAM, A Dorfeulie 16BG 16

E 16Gelie 16

SallieA 16Tom 16

GREEN, Daniel 21Edward, Ir 11

Emily J 11

James 11

James W 11

Lugenia 11

Margaret W 11

Mary J 29Nancy 16

GRIBBLE, Edloapt 27Jane 27John 27

GRIFFIN, Homer 21J F 21Pencie Mae 21

GROW, AllieC 26

He, W 11

H . D 26H. , E. M 27II M 26HADLEY, Franklin 28Jonathan 28

HAIRSTON, Allen 30Elsie P Waugh 30Rev. J.T 30Lucile 30William A 30

HAITH, L V 31Laurnie V 30

HALL, DM 21George 21H L 21Lucy Mae 21

HANNER, IrmaLaw 29HARRELSON, loseph 21ML 21

William Tray 21HARRIS, Jennie 30John H 30L. E 30Leonora Adelaide 30Nellie B .30Rev Dr. R.H 30Robert 30

HATTON, L 26HAWORTH, Authaan 26Micajah 26

HAYES, Mozelle A 29HEATH, Anna 23Caroline 23Edward 23George M 14Henry Clay 23lohn 23I. C 23MA 23ME 14

Mary 23

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R. A 23R C 23Rena J. "Nettie" 23William F 23

HEIGHT, Charlie L 29Daisy L 29

HENRY, Deborah 10

Stephen 10

HICKS, Mary E 21

W.P 21

HIGHFILL, I W 13

HILL, A. E 27

C 1 27Fannie V 24Peter 27T A 24

HINESLEY, Eliza 21

HOBBS, 1 14

HOLBROOK, JohnE 24HOLDER, Nellie 27HOLLEY 30HOLT, Claudia Blanche 16

Sally C 16

W H 16

HOLTON, AdelaH 27Annie Laura 27

J. F 27Margaret S 27

Samuel 27Sarah D 27

HOPKINS, D R 16

I. F 16

HORNEY, M. H 25Margaret 25Paris 25

HOWELL, Julia 30HUGHES, H T 30Lucy F 30

HUNTER, Julia 13

ISLEY, A C 21

JACKSON, John 30Thomas 30

JINKINS, D 18

JONES, A C 24AS 11

B. J 11

Delila 30EL 11

Ella L 30J H 11

J K 24L.J 11

L. T 11

S R 30Wallace P 24William M 11

KEMREY, Cleon 21

E. C 21

W.L 21

KENDRICKS, Loucynda 21

KENNEDY, Huland C 24M. E 24W 24

KERNODLE, John R 19

William B 19KERSEY, A P 24

L. M 24PortorS 24

KIMMONS, Ednie 19

Francis M. E 19KINDLEY, Mary A 24Wilson 24

KIRKMAN, J. Wesley 21

Mrs. J W 21

KNIGHT, Molisa Adaline 21

KOINER 30KOONTZ, Harriett V 21

W.L 21

L . D 13L., T. A 27LAMB, Robert L 21LAMBETH, Elizabeth Loftin 19Joseph 16, 19Mrs. Joseph .19Josiah 16, 19

LAND, William J 8LANE, Family 32LANNING, Albert R 21

Callie A 21LAW, Anna 29Watson 29

LAWRENCE, Children 32LEE, Catherine Thomas 8

R. A 8LEMONS. Amy 8E.F 8Franklin 8P.D 8William P 8

LEONARD, ElishaH 27Joyce 21

LINDLEY, William A 21LINDSAY, Andrew 23

Elizabeth B 23Elizabeth D 23Nancy 23Robert 23William 23

LOCK, James 8LOGAN, Charley 30S A 30Sarah 30W.M 30William 30

LOMANS 24LONEY, Mary 17

Michael 17LONG, Carrie Cone 19

Irving 19M.D 19

I.OVITT Aaron 25LOW, Sarinda 19LOWE, Dr A N 29Clarence 21

J. T 21SB 21

LOWIE, Memody 17LOWREY, Allen 17

Hannah 17Ippy W 17

James 17John 17

Leveny 17Marshall 17

LOYD, Ed 21Florence 21Mary Halcie 21

LOYED, Charles J 21LYLES, Loretta 30

M E 9M W 11

MALLOY, Rev Peter F. . 30MANESS, A C 22Banner 22Custer L 22Gertrude 22Jessie Blanch 22ML 22Mary Alice 22R I. 22

MARCILLIOTTE, Hariet L 16Leonard 11

I.L 16Sally 11

MARK, William 29MARROW, Florence 22MARSH, Daniel Henry 30H T 30James Monroe 30John Robert 30W B 30Walter Arthur 30

MARSILIOTT, E 11

S 11

William Starrat 11

MARTIN, Evelyne . 22J C 22JF 22Lorenge 22Rebecca E 22

MASSEY, Manah 30Nathan J 8Odie 30SalheF 8Sam 30

MATEER, AndrewJamesJohn S

MargaretNancyWilliamWilliam N

MATKINS, MaryRW. G

MATLOCK, AnnorC 26IT 26Warner B 26

MAXWELL, Family 15MAYSE, B. E 22McADOO, George W 30McBRYAR, Sallie B. Waugh 30W M 30

McCADAMS, AddieN 20Daisy 20

McCREEM, Alex 21L. M 21Mary 21

McC(uiston?) 18McDONALD, Annie May 22

I. A 22Williams 22

McGEE, James 27McGIBBONEY, John 10McINTYRE, Eflie I. Turner 24Father S 24James Edward 24James M 24

McLEAN, Asa J 29Carl Minor 20

Frank B 29Isaac Henry 29Lucinda 29Mary J 20Samuel D 20Sarah lane 29Susan Roxana 20William Perry 20

McMASTER, Charles A 31

McMICHAEL, A 17

Martha A 17R 17

McNAIR, Marion Marshall 31

Rosa Vina 31

W. L 31

McNEELY, Samuel 10McNEILL, JamesR 31

McRARY, Annie E Mendenhall 31R B 31

MEBANE, Alice 29George 29

MENDENHALL, Aaron 31MERRICK, William H 31

MICHAEL, A. A 19

MA 19

MICHELL, Mary 11

MIDDLETON, Family 32MILLIS, David 26Elizabeth 26Emma L 26Col James N 26Sarah E 26William E 26

MILLS, Jack 22Joseph 22Rose 22

MINOR, Charlie T 24Clifford 24Daniel Edgar 24Helen Mae 24J. Edgar 24Maggie Louise 24Sadie 24Thomas Edgar 24

MITCHELL, Marinda 31

Woodrow 22MOREHEAD, George Henry 31

MOORE 31Annie G 22Edmond Dantes 15F G 22Flood E 22GE 15

Georgie Thacker 15H G 13Hamad P 8Hix 14

J R 15,22

J W 22James Richard 15JohnR 14

Mary Ann 22MaryE 31

MaryK 14Millard Dewitt 15

Rena V 24Richard Isaac 15Robert Ashton 15

Robert H 14Ruth Crawley 15Sophia 14Sophia L E 14Wiley W 31William H 24William Revellon 15

Willie Shea 24MORRIS, Leslie Dane 20Mabel Aydelette 20

NELSON, Alice 12James 12

NEWBY, Emily E 29NEWELL, JamesR 8John 8John R 24Sallie 8Sarah E 22Sarah R 8

Thomas 22NEWNAM, A.E 22Ermer E 22Ethel 22James 22Matte B 22W I. 22Z C 22

NOAH, James F 22Marthey 22

NOCHO, Allen 31Burton 31Frank Porter 31

O , D 29OAKES, Armey 8

F. O 8

L. H. R 8TrenaW 8

OAKLEY, D R 22Lillian 22Mary Ossie 22

OLIVER, Allen 8George 8J. F.W 8Mariah 8MariahElla 8Martha 8Mary Pegram 8

O'STANLEY, C 22OTEY, Raymond M , Sr 29OXENDIN, Paul Matt 22OZMENT, Alfred 26Andrew 26Beatrice 22Charles 26H M 22Hessie 22Melinda 26Rachel 26

PAISLEY, Lizzie Aydelette 20PARISH, Arthur Woodrow 24PARRISH, Dianna 9Harberd 8Janie 9Martha 17MaryE. G 80. E. H 8Roland 17S E 8Sidney 9

PASCHALL, Thomas 22PATRICK, James, Senr 10John A 10Mary 10Mildred 10Nancy. 10W P 10

William, Jr 10William, Senr 10

PAYNE, Adrian 31Ethel 31

Lawrence 31

Maggie 31Mary 11

PEGRAM, A R 9C B 9Lucy J 9R.J 9Rachel 13Sarah E 9

PERDEW, Claudy Barham 9W E 9

PHIBBS, A L 10Harriett L 10James 10James A. M 10

PHILLIPS, B C 19Emma 19IdaC 19Warrich 22

PICKETT, Dicey 31Joseph 31

PITCHFORD, Branch 17LuR 17

POOR, Capt. Edward 27POSTON, Lena 20POTTER, Nancy Gossett 28PRICE, I B 31James B 31James W 31M L 31

Marie Gaston 31Myrtie A Hairston 31Robert 31

PRITCHETT, B F 31Dora 31

Mamie O 31PRUETT, Sarah E 24W.M 24

PRUITT Marvin L 24PULLIAM, Boast . . 31

Martha 22PURVIS, WE ... 29

RANDALL, C W 31Margary 31

RANKIN, Henry 31Margaret 31

Walter 31

RATLIFF, I P 22Lula 22V 22

RAY, M S 22REECE, Ida Hutcherson 24

1. M 24ML 24Sadie Lee 24

REED, Agness J 9Anselom 9Anselom L 9Lewis P 9

Martha P 9REEDY, Edna Bell 22

J. C 22

J. D 22RF.ID Gertrude 31Mollis 31Robert 31

RICHARDSON, Daniel 31RIGGS, I R 22RE 22

ROACH, Lucille 29ROBBINS, Rev Alexander 15Daniel W 22

ROBERTS, B F 22MaryE 22

RUMBLEY, Bettie 22Floyd 22P. E 22

SAPP, I. A 9SAUNDERS, EH: H 29

Ellis 29Harry 29J D 29

SCALES, Mazie Moore 15SCOTT, A B 27Isaac 27Madison 27Mary 27

SEABOLT, C L 22Donna Lee 22Ella 22

SEARS, William 31SEAWELL, B W 22Fety May 22M. H 22

SHARPE, Cora Lee 31Robert 31Sallie 31

SHAW, C M 24J. P 24Junious Woodrow 24Sarah E 24W. H 24

SHORES, Charlie 22SHORT, BartlettH 22Jonathan 23

SIKES, Burrel S 24C L 23J R 23Margaret H 24Margaret W 24

SIMPSON, Elizabeth 16Gen. Franci Lucas 16George Merrimon 16Dr. J- Hawkins 16Mary A. E 16M. H 16Piiscilla 16Sanford M 16

SLOAN, I C 31SMITH, Amelia 31Edna 22Essie 31

G.I 22James 11

John 14LA 22M. J.L 14Nancy 11,31

N.E 14Rev Robert 31

Wesley 31SNIDER, Hazel 24

I. M 24Lessie lones 24Mosall 24Odell 24Robert Lee 24

SNYDER, Charles E 24Charlie D 24Clonie 24D . E 24Douglas E 24Ginnie Thompson 24HellenM 24John P 24L. E 24Margaret A 24

SOLOMAN, Joseph 11

Martha 11

SOUTHARD, Cora 9Josephine 9Malinda 9Margaret 9MikeM 9

SPENCER, B Louise 24L.K 24V M 24

SQUIRES, A. H 24Amos Henry 24E. M 24Lillian Mae 24

STANFIELD, Charlotte AClaudius

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STEPHENS, George E 26Joseph P 26LeviM 26Patience 26Sarah E 26

STERRETT, James 12

Jane 12STEWART 31Martha 22

STONE, Harvy 11

SUGGS, D C 31

Jacob W. G 31MA 31

SUTTON, Berta 24Bertie 24C W 24Earl Huston 24James Clyde 24Lucy Gladys 24

SWAIM, Charles H 28Daniel 28Elizabeth 28Isabella 28Jesse 28John 28Joshua 28Malissa 28Margaret J 28M. D. K 28Marmaduke 28Moses 28N. H. S 28Nancy H 28Susanna 28William 28William H 28William P 28

T , L & C 25T . M A 26TATUM, Betsey 12Ed 12Eld Henry 12W V 12

TAYLOR, George H 31Maggie H 31

THACKER, Caroline 29MaryF 15

THOMAS, George 27Paul Lee 22Rebecca 9William A 9

THOMPSON, Dorothy L 24GR 24M L 24Margaret L 24Mary Alice Holbrooks 24SionC 24Virgil 24

TONKINS, Annie 29Ethelia 29J. B 29

TROXLER, Emma Flay 9TROTTER, Ephraim 26

John 26Joshua 26Sarah 26

TUCHER, Laura A 31W.M 31

TURNER, J C 22Nonie 22

UNTHANK, Jasper A 31

VANCE, Samuel 17

VAUGHN, Eunice 15George W 15Thomas 15

VICKREY, Abiathar 27Anna Wiley Swaim 27Christopher 28Clinton 27Cornelia 27Delilah Lamb 27Elizabeth Swaim 27Hannah 28Harmon 27lonathan F 28Mary 28

W.,P. E. (?) 18

W.,P. Y.(?) 18

W, W 9WADDELL, Emily 29WADDY, Dr. J C 31

WADE, B B 11

WALKER, A 12

Abram 12

Alexander 12

Ann 12

Elizabeth 12

Frances 12

George 12

Harriet 12

Henry 12

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Mary 12Nancy 12

S 12Violet 12

W. W 12William 12

WALL, Emily 10John 10

WALTON, Dartha L 24Emma 22J.R 24

I. 24WARDELL, Eliza H 16Owen 16

WASHBURN, Elizabeth 31Julius 31

WATKINS, Martha 31WATLINGTON, Francis 15

Jane 15

John A 15Jonathan B 15LulaP 15William D 15

WATSON, Abner 10Frederick W 10James Dillon 10

Margaret M 10Mary 10

WATTS, Florence G 31

WAUGH, AHredJ 31

Caroline Lowe 29George 29Dr. J. G 30James D 29JohnH 29John Isrel 31

Lee 29Mary A Dalton 31Robert 31

WEATHERLY 18

Huldah 25Isaac 25J A 25L.J 25

WEBB, Dorcas 12

Meredith 12

Rachel 12

Thomas 12

WEIR, James F 25Minnie L 25

WELLS, Rev. Isaac W 31IB 22Maggie 22William T 22

WELTON, Emma 22WHARTON, Bettie J 29David 31Laura 31Margaret 31

Samuel C 29Susan F 31Thomas 31

WHISLOW, G. S 25Lester A 23W A 25

WHITE, A 22Bulah B 22E 22IT 22LA 22Leonora A 22Vunie 22

WHITESELL, George G 20Hannah 20Laura V 20MariahJ 20Robert C 20

WHITSETT, Alfred M 10

James 10Milton 10

Nancy 10

Sarah 10WILKERSON, lohn Franklin 25WILKINS, Charlie W 31

George A 31

Harry 31

Dr. T. H 31WILLIAMS, Henry G 31

Mary J 22WILSON, Elmer Rogers 20Maria 20S. Newton 20

WINCHESTER, Angeline W 9B G 91 W 9M A 9Mamie 9W 9

WINFREE, Family 32WINFREY, Analizia 9L 25M F 25Mildred Elizabeth 25

WITTY, C V 9

David 9Ezekial 9Marcus 9Martha J 9W 1 9

WOOD, Alton W 29Dr. Joseph 23Susanna 23

WOODELL, DillieG 25Matthew A 25

WOODS, W. L 29WORTH, Rev D 28

Elizabeth 28WRAY, Mary 12

Robert 12WRIGHT, lames B 14

Josiah T 14Mary J 14Seytha Ann 14

WYRICK, Family 18,32

YORK, Essie 22J.L 22Naomia 22Paul 22

YOW, B. G .22Beadie 22Woodrow 22

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GUILFORD COUNTY

GUILFORD COUNTY was established April 1,1771 and the area wasapproximately 28 miles wide and 72 miles north to South. Theeastern part came from ORANGE COUNTY and the western partcame from ROWAN COUNTY.

In 1779 approximately 1/3 of the lower part was parceled offto form RANDOLPH COUNTY, gnd in 1785 the upper part wasparceled off to form ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

I Mile= 5280 Feet = 1760 Yards I Acre =43,560 Sq. Ft. I Pole = 16-1/2 Feet

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