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Section 2 (Northeastern, referred to in old records as "Old Cemetery") (brick and mortar slab, approximately two feet high, broken up - small trees growing out of grave - no marking) (brick and mortar slab, bricks piled up on top - no marking) (iron pipe; fence; granite posts around plot - two large pine trees in plot - one stone, all names) LYERLY (DM) Isaac Alexander 1820 - 1856 Louisa JENNINGS 1821 - 1907 Children Julia, Catherine, Peter, George (inscription on back) Sacred to the memory of Lydia Wife of George GARDNER. She departed this life 3 Oct 1853 Aged 63 years 6 months and 29 days (FM at headstone): L. G. (inscription on back) Sacred to the memory of George GARDNER Who departed this life Mar 14th 1854 Aged 73 years 3 months and 7 days (FM at headstone): G. G. (brick border, approximately 18" high, broken MS on top; inscription on slab) Elias Powhatan Son of Littleberry BROWN and Martha R. BROWN Born Oct 21st 1832 Died Aug 18th 1852 (brick border, approximately 18" high, broken MS on top; inscription on slab) Thomas Davis Son of Littleberry and Martha R. BROWN Born Feb 24th 1836 Died May 29th 1856 (broken MS - inscription on slab) John BROWN Son of Littleberry and Martha R. BROWN Born Dec 27th 1826 Died Aug 13th 1852 (broken MS - inscription on slab) Martha Virginia Daughter of Littleberry and Martha R. BROWN Born Jun 6th 1843 Died Mar 1st 1851 (brick border, approximately 18" high, MS on top; inscription on slab) Littleberry BROWN Born Jan 1st 1801 Died Oct 2nd 1850 (brick border, approximately two feet high, MS on top; inscription on slab) Alfred Brown Son of Robert and Laura Ann McLAIN Born Aug 31st 1848 Died Apr 19th 1851 Mother (front of stone) Martha R. BOOTH Wife of L. B. BROWN, Sr. Born 29 Apr 1803 Died 17 Dec 1880 "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God" (FM) M. R. B. B. (brick border, approximately 18" high. MS on top) Alfred BROWN Son of Littleberry and Martha R. BROWN He was born Feb 1st 1838 and died Sep 7th 1858 (brick border, approximately two feet high, MS broken in several pieces - some missing) William Booth Son of Littleberry BROWN Born 9 Nov 1821 Died 5 Dec 1850 (brick border, approximately two feet high, broken MS) Jefferson Davis Son of Littleberry and Martha R. BROWN Born Jul 30th 1847 Died Feb 25th 1851 John McLEAN Mrs. Robt. McLEAN nee BROWN (possible grave) (CB around plot) Laurence C. JOHNSTON Born in South Carolina Died 14 Aug 1909 Aged 88 years "Eminent in life as a district judge, a learned geologist, a Confederate officer, a Christian of Catholic faith, and remembered in love by friends that knew him best" (FM) L. C. J. Mattie McLain Baptist Daughter of L. & M. JOHNSTON Born Jun 24th 1867 Died Oct 27th 1870 (FM) (top of monument broken off) Mattie McLAIN JOHNSON Wife of Lawrence JOHNSON of Holly Springs Daughter of Robt. & Laura McLAIN of Enterprise, Miss. Born May 9th 1850 Died Jun 25th 1867 McLAIN (DM - one stone, both names) John A. 1854 - 1886 Laura Ann 1824 - 1886 Col. Robert McLAIN 37 Miss. Inf. C. S. A. In memory of James Pratt DUNN Born 8 Jan 1856 Died 14 Sep 1856 Aged 8 months & 7 days "Dear babe thou art gone to rest beneath the silent shady grove; And thy spirit's with the blest, in Heaven, no more from thence to rove" (FM) (cedar tree at foot) (small stone against pine): Baby (pine tree) To the memory of Dorothy Wife of John PARKER who died Feb 1855, aged about 65 years Erected by her son S. B. PARKER (FM at headstone) (pine tree behind stone) To the memory of Mary Ann Wife of Sterling B. PARKER she died May 4th 1854 Aged 39 years "If kindness in all the acts of life can save, thou, my wife, art among the blest" (pine tree) (brick border/slab - broken up - no name) (broken stone) Sacred to the memory of Gerusha Daughter of Thomas H. & E. P. WILSON died Apr 4th 1867 Aged 32 years 2 months and 4 days (marker) G. W. (broken MS - inscription on slab) The grave of Emily P. Wife of Thomas H. WILSON and daughter of Col. John LONGMIRE, of Edgefield District, S. C. She died on the 4th of July 1856 Aged 47 years "Who loved the living, now laments thee dead, pays this last tribute to thy gentle shade" (broken MS) The grave of J. J. WILSON Son of T. H. & E. P. WILSON Died May 6th 1860 Aged 23 years The graves of Willie Bagby & Charlie Sons of Thos. H. & A. L. WILSON The first died 16 Jul 1860 Aged 28 months The last (rest of inscription below ground level) (pine tree behind) Mrs? Mary MORGAN D. 1879 In memory of Anna J. CARR Born 16 May 1850 Died 12 May 1855 Emma H. SMITH D 1897 W. B. SMITH Born Jul 30th 1812 Died Nov 7th 1868 (small MB & slab, broken) Sacred to the memory of Lelia, daughter of W. B. and Elizabeth SMITH She died Apr 17th 1854 Aged 1 year and 1 month J. W. EDWARDS Born 1829 & Died 16 Feb 1872 "My husband's grave" (Made by G. Y. WALL, 1895 - $15) (partial wire fence around family plot) Elizabeth PICKEL HAND (large monument - inscription on three sides) (east) "Lead kindly light" F. Miller COMFORT 9 Dec 1867 14 Aug 1897 "One precious to our hearts has gone, the voice we loved is stilled, the place made vacant in our house, can never more be filled" (south) Elizabeth PICKEL Wife of T. J. HAND 29 Mar 1844 19 Feb 1906 (north) Phoeba A. McFARLAND Died 20 Jun 1874 D. Miller COMFORT Died 22 Jul 1867 (FM at right of monument) D. M. C. P. A. McF. E. P. H. (marker) D. M. C. Annie CARTER Henry PICKLE Mary PICKLE George S. PICKLE (pine tree in plot) Lot in old north grave yard next to fence east of drive way - iron fence (possible grave) Mrs. B. M. A. SMITH first wife and sister of Mrs. H. R. A. SMITH some wer on this lot - east of south corner of fence - child burried north of her Sacred to the memory of Artilda Wife of H. R. A. SMITH She died Mar 4th 1857, Aged 25 years 8 months and 14 days "Artilda, farewell! Thy dear remains we leave consigned to earth but upward is the flight of thy pure spirit, where bright angels weave for thee a crown of joy, in robes of light" (FM) A. S. Corp. M. V. SHUMAKER Co. B 3 LA. Inf. C. S. A. (concrete marker) (brick slab, approximately one foot high, broken up, no name) (brick slab, approximately 18 inches high, broken up, no name) (brick slab, broken up, no name) (concrete marker, cedar tree behind marker) (FHM - unable to read) Leona KING DENTON 28 Feb 1905 17 Mar 1937 "Gone, but not forgotten" (FM) L. K. D. (also, FHM) Katie Leona DENTON Born 28 Feb 1905 Died 17 Mar 1937 Green B. KING 12 Mar 1857 23 Feb 1923 "Asleep in Jesus" (FM) G. B. K. Willie Mae JACKSON Infant daughter of Leona KING DENTON (FM) W. M. J. (concrete cross marker - pine tree behind marker) (brick marker) (concrete marker) (directly behind previous marker, another concrete marker) The following information was taken from the old cemetery records for this section, which was referred to on several occasions as the "old graveyard" or "old cemetery (O. C.)." The names/markers below may include some of the slabs with no names listed above. Josie BROOM is buried to left of main carriage way - in old Grave yard - among first graves reached just north of small brick toom, just inside of road. Josie BROOM Brick Toom South east of EDWARDS square toom is a crumbling brick toom said to contain the remains of Mrs. Neeham HOLIFIELD see Robt HOLIFIELD Rose Hill Jasper Co Miss Mr. BURWELL - old grave yard north near fence burried west of WILSON graves. EAVES Mrs. old grave yard sister of ??? near MEYERHOFF ??? Mrs. LYERLY Lot - old grave yard Mother of Chas. Alonzo & Ezra - Barnett Miss Lot in old grave yard wooden fence south about 30 feet BROWN toombs SANDIFER - old grave yard just south of Mrs. LYERLY lot PAGE, James & two other railroad men killed north of Enterprise & all burried in one grave MUNDEL - child near Mr. EDWARDS grave in old grave yard South of these graves ar emany sinks where soldiers were burried & then moved to west of road Mrs Mattie HAND says she was told that Mrs. SANDIFER was burried near little gate in new grave yard Child of Robt. KING burried 4 Jul 1898 north of KITCHENS in O. C. west of road way - south of fence M. &O. R. R. man burried just west of Miller CONFORT's grave & east of roadway - O. G. KITCHENS Lot soldier "BROWN" Mary KITCHENS Mrs. Catherine KITCHENS Child of John ROBINSON KING Lot Tom KING Martha KING Berry KING Child of R. L. KING Mrs. Emma KING Mrs. Harriet CARLSON 2 children of Wm RASCOE Berry KING & wife & a daughter and son & five grandchildren and William CARLSON and wife and a son & daughter. Grandchild of Berry KING & child of Robt. KING burried 4 Jul 1898 - all the above lie near fence left of road way - north of the KITCHENS - Wm RASCOE - 2 children of - burried on KING lot. Mr. Robt LAUGHLIN - 1st wife & child by second wife in old inclosure east of south half of L. B. BROWN toombs. (from interment list, old records): Robert Earnest KING 2 Apr 1900 EATMAN - child north east LYERLY lot O. C. - 10 ft. PRISTAN? south of LAUGHLIN lot MALONE - valts east of LAUGHLIN lot - east of BROWN lots - grandfather of Henry MALONE Mr. Jones HARVEY 11 ft west of R. A. SMITH iron fence lot (center) of same & two children by him JACOBS - old Scotchman 29 ft. south of north cemetery fence 26 south east of s. e. corner of SMITH lot iron fence Mrs. PRESTRIDGE sister to Mrs. Dr. J. L. ??? has a son burried on lot west of PARKER lot Wm. GRAHAM burried on hill side O. C. Children of Manuel SMITH at end of roadway - W N 1/2 O. C.