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Cemetery
Locale
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Aberfoil
Alexander
175 - NE
81 - NE
T11N, R22E, Sec 29 see Crauswell
T10N, R22E, Sec 15 also called Alexander Farm; 11 marked graves; first known interment: Robie Roling (1900-1905); last known
Allred
157 - SW
T9N, R20E, Sec 26
Antioch
18 - NW
T10N, R20E, Sec 5
Antioch
79 - NE
T10N, R22E, Sec 20
Antioch
121 - SE
T9N, R22E, Sec 19
Ballards Hill
118 - SW
T9N, R21E, Sec 29
Banks
82 - NE
T10N, R22E, Sec 28
Banks
83 - SE
T10N, R22E, Sec 28
Banks
Baptist Rest
169 - SE
158 - SE
T8N, R23E, Sec 5
T9N, R22E, Sec 35
Barefoot
Barefoot-Young
Barron
170 - SE
165 - NE
110 - SW
T8N, R23E, Sec 28 the cemetery has been abandoned and leveled (3)
T10N, R22E, Sec 11 1 marked and approximately 5 unmarked graves (3)
T8N, R20E, Sec 10 also known as Sanford Barron; the graves of Jerre Darby Barron (1873-1884), Mrs. Civil White (1803-1880)
Beeman
Belser
171 - NW
8 - NW
T11N, R20E, Sec 3 exact location of the cemetery remains unknown (3)
T11N, R19E, Sec 12 approximately 260 graves; first known interment: William M. Belser (1775-1861); Bradley, Cargile, Davis,
Benevolent Grove
Benton
Berry
22 - NW
64 - NE
86 - SE
T11N, R21E, Sec 15 Benevolent Grove Church
T10N, R21E, Sec 24 the grave of Mary McKerley (1842-1920) is the only remaining marked grave in this cemetery (2)
T10N, R23E, Sec 32 also known as Old Dothan Cemetery; 10 marked graves; first known interment: Georgia Ann Berry (1854-
Bethel
Bethel
12 - NW
85 - SE
T11N, R20E, Sec 12 Bethel Church
T9N, R22E, Sec 3 Bethel Baptist Church, organized in 1824; approximately 300 graves; first known interment: infant C. I. Carroll
Bethel
103 - SW
T9N, R20E, Sec 30
Bethel
197 - SE
T8N, R22E, Sec 14
Bethlehem
Bethlehem
13 - NW
126 - SE
T11N, R20E, Sec 12 Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church; an active cemetery (21)
T8N, R22E, Sec 6 Bethlehem Baptist Church, organized in 1872; also known as Hilliards Crossroads Church Cemetery;
Beulah
70 - SW
T10N, R21E, Sec 32
Boutwell-Bundy
129 - SW
T8N, R21E, Sec 17
Brooks
88 - SE
T10N, R23E, Sec 31
Brundidge City
137 - SE
T9N, R22E, Sec 35
Carroll
138 - SE
T9N, R22E, Sec 32
Carroll Street
66 - NW
T10N, R21E, Sec 30
Carrs Chapel
34 - NE
T11N, R22E, Sec 32
Carter
5 - NW
T11N, R19E, Sec 3
Catalpa
33 - NE
T10N, R22E, Sec 3
Center Ridge
131 - SW
T8N, R21E, Sec 29
Chapel Hill
38 - NW
T10N, R19E, Sec 22
China Grove
Christian Home
Clayhill
1 - NW
152 - SE
91 - SE
T12N, R21E, Sec 9 see Concord
T8N, R23E, Sec 32 see Tennille
T9N, R22E, Sec 13 former site of Clayhill (Clay Hill) Methodist Church; approximately 75 graves; first known interment: John W.
Cocker
173 - SW
T8N, R19E, Sec 28 long abandoned and said to contain no tombstones (3)
interment: James Luther Alexander (1877-1966); Berry, Davis and Warren are also found here (2) (9) (10)
23 graves; first known interment: Margaret C. Allred (1829-1840); last known interment: Brodie Allred (d.
1908); Cowart, Hill, McSwain, Meadows, Purdue and Stanley are also common to this cemetery (2) (10)
Antioch Church of Christ; approximately 520 graves; first known interment: infant Redmon (d. 1848); Adams,
Allen, Andrews, Brantley, Brown, Cherry, Craft, Daniel, Frier, Garland, Little, Harris, Head, Motes,
Newman, Redmon, Rhodes, Wallace, Walters and Wood are common to this active cemetery (2) (8) (10)
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church; approximately 275 graves; first known interment: Fannie Wilson (18651910); Bryant, Carlisle, Carter, Pennington, Pollard and Williams are common to this active cemetery (10)
Antioch Baptist Church, founded prior to 1837; approximately 280 graves; first known interment: Lucinda
Dudley (1838-1862); Barnes, Carter, Floyd, Hollis, Peak, Renfroe, Smith, Stewart, Stuart, Tillery and
Waters are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
16 graves; first known interment: Samuel R. Ballard (1835-1857); last known interment: Elizabeth A. Curtis
(1853-1918); Bryan, Davis, Whitehead and Head are surnames also found in this cemetery (2) (10)
Banks Baptist Church, founded in 1908; approximately 500 graves; first known interment: Grover C. Crawley
(1885-1896); Adamson, Andress, Barr, Brannon, Brantley, Chancellor, Crawley, DeFee, Dorrill, Dubose,
Freeman, Greathouse, Green, Henderson, Hollis, Johnson, Kendrick, Mathews, McDowell, Mott, Partin,
Sellers, Smith, Tatom, Thompson, Whitehurst and Wynne are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
Banks Methodist Cemetery; 18 graves; first known interment: Susan Black (1851-1897); last known interment:
Craven Worthington (1833-1918); Buchan, Hudson, Partin, Roling and Windham are also found here (10)
the grave of Jane Banks (3)
Baptist Rest Primitive Baptist Church; approximately 60 graves; first known interment: T. J. Pierson (18121861); Ballard, Connor, Daughtry, Pierson and Reynolds are common to this cemetery still in use (5) (9)
and George Keith Gray are found in this small cemetery (2)
Dennis, Dorman, Garner, Griffin, Henderson, Ingram, Keen, Knighten, Lee, Motes, Newman, Pugh, Ray,
Redman, Register, Russell, Spivey, Sewell, Simmons, Tillery and Wood are also common to this active
cemetery (2) (10)
1855); last known interment: Sarah M. Berry (1832-1912); Finlayson and Law are also found here (2)
(d. 1851); Andress, Armstrong, Brooks, Burton, Carroll, DeFee, Dorrill, Greathouse, Huff, Hughes,
McLendon, Newman, Shanks, Tew, Watkins and White are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10)
Bethel A.M.E. Church; approximately 65 graves; first known interment: Shawney Whaley (1881-1885);
Brundidge, Cowart, Curtis, Jackson, Owens and Simmons are common to this active cemetery (10)
Greater Bethel A.M.E. Church; approximately 85 graves; first known interment: Ella Frasier (1878-1899);
Burney, Coleman, Downing, Flowers, Frasier, Frazier, Haynes, Johnson, Lee, Rhymes and Thomas are
common to this active cemetery (10)
approximately 270 graves; first known interment: William Hilliard (1786-1863); Armstrong, Brown, Cox,
Dansby, Dickens, Dorriety, Entrekin, Flowers, Ganus, Goodson, Grace, Hilliard, Johnson, Patterson,
Pinckard, Sanders, Stewart, Taylor, Warrick and Waters are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
Beulah Primitive Baptist Church, established in 1831; approximately 125 graves; first known interment:
Whitney Leroy Lee (1846-1847); a predominately 19th century cemetery with a number of Civil War veterans;
Ammons, Blackmon, Blair, Johnson, Jones, Lee, Moore, Pugh and Reeves common to this dormant
cemetery (3) (8) (10)
11 graves; Z. Boutwell (1817-1884) is the only recorded stone; Bundy and King are surnames also thought
to be found in this small cemetery; this cemetery is no longer active and requires a guide (2) (3) (10)
the graves of Emma E. Brooks (d. 1857 at 7 years), Phebe A. Brooks (d. 1883 at 71 years) and William C.
Brooks (d. 1859 at 55 years) are found in this small family cemetery (2) (10)
over 900 graves; Anderson, Andress, Blackmon, Brazil, Colley, Copeland, Dickenson, Flemming,
Finney, Griffin, Hightower, Lee, Seay and Waters are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
the graves of Charity Carroll (d. 1883 at 55 years), Joannah Carroll (d. 1865 at 2 years), Willis Carroll (d.
1868 at 12 years) and an infant Carroll are found in this cemetery (2) (10)
approximately 220 graves; first known interment: Mary Jane Turner (1827-1897); Bean, Carter, Coleman,
Coskrey, Dix, Grubbs, Henderson, Hodges, Jackson, Jones, King, Smith, Stringer and Thomas are
common to this active black cemetery (10)
Carrs Chapel Methodist Church, inactive; approximately 100 graves; first known interment: Elizabeth A. Stone
Rollo (1835-1867); Croswell, Culpepper, Ethridge, Jones, Kelly, Parrish, Stewart, Tate, Thomas and
Wicker are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (8) (10)
approximately 90 graves; first known interment: Abner Teague, Jr. (b. & d. 1862); Allison, Barnett, Carter,
Christian, Cowart, Giddens, Lawrence and Menefee are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
considered a part of Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery; approximately 175 graves; first known interment: Ada
Chancellor (1869-1870); Atwell, Berry, Black, Blackwell, Chancellor, Cole, Dawkins, Dunn, Fredrick,
Harrell, Law, Morgan, Pittman, Richardson and Sellers are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10)
Center Ridge Methodist Church; approximately 580 graves; first known interment: M. J. Smith (1866-1869);
Allen, Baxley, Boutwell, Bundy, Butler, Carroll, Chapman, Clark, Collins, Davis, Debice, Edwards,
Fortune, Grimes, Lassiter, Stinson, Swain and Wilson are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10)
Chapel Hill Missionary Baptist Church; approximately 180 graves; first known interment: Rebecca Gevandan
Davis (d. 1885 at 68 years); Allen, Barnett, Benefield, Bowman, Dansby, Davis, Flowers, Harrison,
Jeffcoat, Messick, Mills, Mitchell, Railey, Rhodes, Spivey, Stephens, Thompson, Warrick and Wilkes are
common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
Goolsby (1873-1883); Barker, Champion, Fryer and Newberry are common to this active cemetery (2) (8)
Pike 2
Locale
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Concord
Cemetery
1 - NW
T12N, R21E, Sec 9
Connor
95 - NE
T10N, R24E, Sec 19
Copeland
68 - NW
T10N, R21E, Sec 20
also known as China Grove Cemetery; adjacent to Concord Primitive Baptist Church; approximately 350
graves; first known interment: Martha H. Townsend (1836-1839); Adams, Austin, Baker, Barnes, Batie,
Berry, Boykins, Broxton, Carlisle, Drummer, Edwards, Grant, Head, Hightower, Hill, Hinton, Hooks,
Jackson, Johnson, Kirkland, McLean, O’Steen, Owens, Silar, Thompson, Tolbert, Townsend,
Welch, Williams and Williford are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10)
18 graves marked with new stones and several unmarked graves; first known interment: John Conner (17901839); last known interment: William M. Conner (1820-1904) Adams, Anderson, Bates, Gilmore, Golden,
Harden and Ingram are also found here (2) (10)
located on Knox Street in Troy; the graves of B. R. Copeland (1842-1864), E. B. Copeland (1809-1895) and
Isaac Copeland (1798-1869) are found here (2)
approximately 30 graves; first known interment: G. A. King (1826-1852); last known interment: D. W. Hughes
(1845-1934); Copeland, Cotton, Culverson, Finlayson and Wilks are common to this cemetery (2) (10)
County Line Baptist Church; approximately 180 graves; first known interment: Prince Stinson (1847-1906);
Anderson, Andrews, Bailey, Copeland, Flowers, Griffin, Hall, Hardwick, Harvey, Jones, Key, Knox,
Lightfoot, McGuire, Moultry, Patterson, Pierson, Pryor, Reed, Robinson, Rodgers and Smith are
common to this active cemetery (10)
also known as Aberfoil Cemetery; Elijah Crauswell (1795-1861), Elizabeth Nancy Crauswell (1800-1848),
Martha Crauswell (1820-?) and William Crauswell (1817-1868) are found here; no markers remain (3) (10)
20 graves, most of which are members of the Davis family; first known interment: William Davis (1787-1862);
Howell and Whittington are also found here; until 2001, this cemetery had been inactive since 1919 (2) (10)
also known as the Davison-Folmar Family Cemetery; approximately 30 graves; first known interment: Franklin
Pierce Folmar (1854-1855); last known interment: William Franklin Folmar (1867-1926); Carter, Davis,
Davison, Kelley, King, Martin, Rodgers and Thompson are also found here (2) (10)
the graves of Charles Dennis Cargill (1827-1849), Charles Atkins Dennis (1787-1844), Sarah Green Dennis
(1812-1836) and Joseph F. May (1846-1848) are known to be found here along with 1 unmarked grave (10)
the graves of John D. Carter (1812-1857), Isaac Carter (1887-1888) and Charity Driggers (1796-1846) (2)
Cotton
89 - SE
T9N, R23E, Sec 6
County Line
135 - SE
T9N, R22E, Sec 26
Crauswell
175 - NE
T11N, R22E, Sec 29
Davis
116 - SW
T9N, R21E, Sec 19
Davison
105 - SW
T9N, R19E, Sec 23
Dennis
3 - NE
T12N, R21E, Sec 23
Driggers
Dubose
Ebenezer
122 - SE
176 - NE
32 - NE
T9N, R22E, Sec 30
T10N, R22E, Sec 30
T11N, R22E, Sec 34
Elam
Elam-Davison
127 - SW
99 - SW
T8N, R21E, Sec 16 Elam Church
T9N, R19E, Sec 14 Elam-Davison Memorial; Elam Church; approximately 650 graves; first known interment: Rachel McCormick
an abandoned cemetery of the Dubose family (3)
Ebenezer Baptist Church, organized in 1852; part of the cemetery is referred to as Catalpa Cemetery
approximately 340 graves in total; first known interment: Daniel Cole (1761-1828); Berry, Black, Calhoun,
Chancellor, Cole, Dawkins, Dunn, Fredrick, Harrell, Hickman, Law, LeCroy, Morgan, Pittman,
Richardson, Sanders, Sellers, Tyler, Wilks and Windham are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
(d. 1862); Beard, Blair, Bradley, Calfee, Carlisle, Carter, Davis, Davison, Finlay, Flowers, Folmar,
Gibson, Godwin, McLeod, Rodgers, Thomas and Walker are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
Enon Baptist Church, organized in 1882; approximately 400 graves; first known interment: Albert H. Renfroe
(1902-1916);; Austin, Barr, Botts, Buntin, Fuller, Garrett, Golden, Green, Harden, Hays, Hegler,
Henderson, Ingram, Johnson, Jordan, King, Langston, McLendon, Parks, Phelps, Renfroe, Sheppard,
Stewart, Turner, Wesley and Williams are common to this active cemetery (1) (2) (3) (10)
Catherine Ann Enzor (1813-1886, Josiah Nash Enzor (1809-1890) and the unmarked grave of Ava Jane
Enzor (1819-1854) are found here (10)
the grave of Mr. and Mrs. Evans (no dates) (4)
Enon
96 - NE
T10N, R23E, Sec 23
Enzor
177 - NE
T10N, R21E, Sec 14
Evans
Faulk
159 - SW
161 - SE
T9N, R20E, Sec 31
T10N, R21E, Sec 35
Fleming
Flowers
136 - SE
144 - SE
T9N, R22E, Sec 35
T8N, R23E, Sec 18
Fowler
Friendship
Good Hope
174 - SW
115 - SW
48 - NW
T10N, R19E, Sec 11 may have also been known as Folmar or Snider Cemetery, no stones remain (3)
T8N, R19E, Sec 24 Friendship Baptist Church, established in 1863 (8)
T10N, R20E, Sec 29 Good Hope Baptist Church, organized in 1859; approximately 530 graves; first known interment: Hamilton D.
Goshen
Greater Dunn Chapel
101 - SW
26 - NE
T9N, R19E, Sec 35 see Hillcrest
T11N, R22E, Sec 31 Greater Dunn Chapel A.M.E. Church; approximately 20 graves; first known interment: Horace Boswell (1905-
Green Hills Memorial
Griffin
50 - SW
60 - NE
T10N, R20E, Sec 25
T10N, R21E, Sec 4
Hales Chapel
46 - NW
T10N, R19E, Sec 25
Hamilton Crossroads
147 - SE
T8N, R22E, Sec 25
Harmony
17 - NW
T11N, R20E, Sec 36
Harris
Head
Henderson
178 - SE
36 - NW
111 - SW
T10N, R22E, Sec 33
T10N, R19E, Sec 9
T8N, R20E, Sec 12
Henderson Memorial
113 - SW
T8N, R20E, Sec 19
Hephzibah
55 - SW
T9N, R20E, Sec11
Hillcrest
101 - SW
T9N, R19E, Sec 35
Hilliard Howard
54 - SW
T9N, R20E, Sec 9
Hilliards Crossroads
126 - SE
T8N, R22E, Sec 6
approximately 10 graves; first known interment: Willie Josephine Starling (1881-1885); last known interment:
Millie Starling (1852-1931); the surname Dyess is also found in this cemetery (7) (10)
5 graves; first known interment: Richard Flowers (1797-1893); last known interment: Hannah Wilson (18401921); the surnames Carter and Graves are also found in this small cemetery no longer in use (2)
Shirley (1820-1864); Ballard, Campbell, Cox, Davis, Floyd, Fowler, Godwin, Graves, Hamm, Howard,
Jordan, King, Knight, Macon, Nunnelee, Phillips, Rushing, Shirley, Sims, Spivey, Stephens, Taylor,
Tillery and Whaley are common to this cemetery still in use; an earlier cemetery was located .25 miles west of
the present church site; no markers remain (2) (3) (10)
1989); Alexander, Copeland, Croswell, Kelly, Lee, Reddick, Sheffield, Thomas, Williams, Wilson and
Wright are also found in this active cemetery (10)
over 3,100 graves; first known interment: Hattie J. White (1853-1904); this cemetery is still in use (2) (3) (10)
approximately 135 graves; first known interment: William Griffin (1794-1870); Andrew, Barbaree, Davenport,
Griffin, Inabinette, Rose, Sellers, Smith, Ward and Warrick are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
Hale(s) Chapel Baptist Church, organized about 1870; approximately 25 graves; first known interment: Cynthia
Hamm (d. 1949 at 85 years); Floyd, Rushing and Spivey are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10)
Hamilton Crossroads Church of Christ; approximately 200 graves; first known interment: Luisa Jackson Shiver
(1855-1911); Allen, Berry, Cain, Carter, Dickey, Flowers, Faulk, Greathouse, Jones, McWaters, Money,
Reed, Sanders, Senn, Shiver, Tomberlin and Wilson are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
Harmony Baptist Church, organized in 1872; approximately 130 graves; first known interment: John French
Brightwell (1839-1900); Adams, Barron, Brightwell, Crowe, Curry, Gorman, Harris, Hattaway, Lee,
Nelson, Poole, Powell, Sims, Sullivan, Turner and Wilson are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
the grave of W. H. Harris (3)
the graves of Legina C. Long (1832-1910) and John Melton Head (1825-1880) are found here (2)
the marked graves of Mary Henderson (1810-1865), Eli Henderson (1803-1858) and Malissa Henderson
(1840-1842) along with several unmarked graves believed to be Daly, Evans, Layton and Ship (2) (4) (10)
also known as Lawson Cemetery; the graves of Booker Lawson (1786-1877), John R. Lawson (1809-1881)
and Panola Lawson (1867-1872) along with approximately 60 interments dating from 1990 to the present;
Barron, Best, Copeland, Howell, Jacobs, Leverett and McLeod are among the new interments (2) (10)
Hephzibah Baptist Church, organized in 1858; approximately 160 graves; first known interment: infant Ward
(d. 1912); Allred, Anderson, Andress, Baxley, Bowers, Cobb, Flowers, Jinright, Knight, Lucas, Manning,
Mathews, McPherson, Reddock, Ross, Sanders, Traylor, Walters, Ward, Watkins and Whaley are
common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10)
also called Goshen City Cemetery, established in 1938; approximately 220 graves; Beard, Bozeman,
Bradley, Carter, Casey, Clark, Finlay, Flowers, Folmar, Gibson, Horn, Howard, Hughes, Johnson,
Jordan, Lee, Meeks, Nixon, Sanders, Smith, Thompson, West, Williams, Wilson and Wingard are
common to this cemetery still in use (10)
the graves of Hilliard Howard (d. 1926), Mary Ann Howard (d. 1889 at 43 years) and Minnie M. Howard
(1891-1892) are found here (2)
see Bethlehem
Pike 3
Locale
Location
Hinson
Cemetery
49 - NW
T10N, R20E, Sec 26
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Holly Spring
Hopewell
193 - SW
114 - SW
T8N, R21, Sec 29 Holly Spring Church
T8N, R20E, Sec 16 Hopewell Primitive Baptist Church; approximately 1,000 graves; Adams, Barnette, Beard, Bruce, Courson,
Hopewell
Howard
141 - SE
23 - NE
T8N, R23E, Sec 6 Hopewell Church
T11N, R21E, Sec 14 also known as the Tick Hill Cemetery; Murphy Cemetery is also found here; 9 graves; 8 of the Howard family
Hurley
Hussey
179 - NW
80 - NE
T11N, R20E, Sec 11
T10N, R22E, Sec 9
Israel
Jackson
Johns
Johnson
Jones
44 - NW
190 - SE
194 - NE
120 - SE
74 - SW
T10N, R20E, Sec 17
T8N, R23E, Sec 17
T10N, R23E, Sec 2
T9N, R21E, Sec 22
T9N, R21E, Sec 9
Jordan
47 - NW
T10N, R20E, Sec 29
Kelley
28 - NE
T11N, R22E, Sec 8
Kendrick
65 - NE
T10N, R21E, Sec 26
Lakeview
133 - SE
T9N, R22E, Sec 23
Leverett
164 - SW
T8N, R20E, Sec 31
Lawson
Lewis
Lilly Hill
113 - SW
112 - SW
142 - SE
T8N, R20E, Sec 19 see Henderson
T8N, R20E, Sec 19 the graves of Judge Lewis (1856-1918), Benjamin Lewis (1821-1882) and Emily Glosson (1834-1890) (2)
T8N, R23E, Sec 6 Lilly Hill Missionary Baptist Church; approximately 110 graves, first known interment: Dewey Lee Wheeler
Little Oak
107 - SW
T9N, R20E, Sec 28
Livingston
58 - NE
T10N, R22E, Sec 7
Loflin
92 - NE
T10N, R23E, Sec 1
Macedonia
Macedonia
29 - NE
37 - NW
T11N, R22E, Sec 28 Macedonia Church
T10N, R19E, Sec 15 Macedonia C.M.E. Church; at least 50 graves; Canty, Folmar, Foster, Muse and Robinson are surnames
Mathews
McNeill-Townsend
180 - NE
4 - NW
T10N, R22E, Sec 29 no markers remain (3)
T12N, R21E, Sec 19 approximately 40 graves; first known interment: James McNeill (1782-1842); last known interment: Willie
McPherson
McQuagge-Aughtman
Meadows
Monticello
160 - SW
188 - NW
56 - SW
162 - NE
T9N, R20E, Sec 20 located at the Jack McPherson home
T11N, R20E, Sec 7 2 marked and numerous unmarked graves
T9N, R20E, Sec14 tombstones are no longer visible; Joshua Meadows (1824-1865) and Susan Meadows are here (3) (4)
approximately 100 graves; first known interment: Nancy Jane Harris (1847-1883); Barfield, Beasley, Faulk,
Faulkner, French, Hinson, Jinright, McVay, Penn, Pugh, Spicer, Stubbs, Wambles and Watkins are
common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
Davis, Devine, Drinkard, Furlow, Gibson, Harris, Head, Jackson, Johnson, King, McLeod, Norris, Park,
Paul, Sanders, Spencer, Stallings, White and Wilson are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
and 1 Satterfield; first known interment: Tabitha Ann Howard (1852-1870); this cemetery is still in use (2)
adjacent to Westminister Church; approximately 75 graves; first known interment: Joanna C. Hussey (b. & d.
1861); Cole, Cook, Johnson, LeCroy, Reese and Stuart are also found here; this cemetery is still in use and
is noted for the detail of written information on many of the markers (1) (10)
no marked graves; Edward and Ellen Jackson are found here in unmarked graves (3)
approximately 20 unmarked graves and the grave of Atlanta G. Johns (1871-1908) (11)
the grave of Elizabeth W. Johnson (d. 1893 at 44 years) (2)
approximately 20 graves; first known interment: Rebecca Stuart (1798-1866); last known interment: Johnnie
Pettis (1881-1960); the surnames Jones, Starling and Willingham are also found in this cemetery (2) (10)
the cemetery was destroy by the flooding of the Conecuh River in March, 1929; the grave of Rebecca Jordan
(1887-1905); Catherine Thomas Jordan (1818-1880), Henry Jordan (1818-1880), Joshua Jordan, Sr. (17771860) and Mary Jordan (1790-1860) were once found here (2) (10)
Approximately 30 graves; first known interment: Sarah A. Hightower Walker (1848-1895); Dubose, Gillis,
Head, Ivery and Kelley are also found in this active cemetery (10)
also spelled Kindrick; also known as Tanyard Cemetery; approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Mary
Carter Toleb (1808-1860); last known interment: Etta McKown Whitehurst (1869-1949); Benton, Carter,
Freeman, Kendrick, Rowe, Sander, Sellers and Tyson are also found here (10)
a portion of this cemetery is named for the Philadelphia Presbyterian Church and has remarks noted
separately below; approximately 875 graves; first known interment: Ida May Johnson (b. & d. 1888); Adams,
Adamson, Belcher, Boutwell, Bryan, Caldwell, Carter, Chambers, Conner, Dickert, Dunnavant, Fleming,
Flowers, Godwin, Gunter, Hattaway, Helms, Johnson, Johnston, Kelley, Lee, Leverette, McLure,
Mobley, Parks, Rodgers, Ryals, Senn, Wallace and Wilson are common to this active cemetery (2) (10)
Ebb Kilpatrick, Jr. (1931-2001), Dora Leverett (1856-1947), George B. Leverett (1820-1912), Helen Leverett
(1822-1899) and Tom Leverett (1867-1939) are found here (10)
(1917-1933); Ellington, Griffin, Patterson, Reynolds and Smith are common to this active cemetery (10)
Little Oak Methodist Church, organized in 1830; approximately 350 graves; first known interment: John
Samuel Richbourg (d. 1847); Archer, Brown, Carter, Cowart, Dickinson, Foster, Griffin, Hightower,
Johnson, Kyzar, Lightfoot, McPherson, Price, Richbourg, Sanders, Shaver, Skinner, Smith, Snider,
Williford and Winslett are common to this active cemetery (2) (10)
the marked graves of A. L. Livingston (1820-1905), Ann James Berry Livingston (1779-?), William
Livingston, Sr. (1772-1855) and Martha Livingston (1830-1879) as well as 4 unmarked graves (2) (10)
Loflin Baptist Church; approximately 40 graves; first known interment: W. H. Richardson (1870-1897); the
surnames Abercrombie, Harrison and Trawick are commonly found in this active cemetery (2) (10)
common to this active cemetery (10)
Luese Barr (1913-1914); the surnames Cross, Olin and Townsend are also found in this cemetery (2)
off Co. Rd. 38 in
T10N, R23E, Sec 30
Mossy Grove
78 - SW
T9N, R21E, Sec 16
Motes
181 - SW
T9N, R19E, Sec 23
Mount Carmel
90 - SE
T9N, R22E, Sec 17
Mount Gilead
16 - NW
T11N, R20E, Sec 25
Mount Moriah
14 - NW
T11N, R20E, Sec 23
Mount Nebo
Mount Olive
Mount Olive
Mount Olive
Mount Olive
77 - SE
15 - NW
87 - SE
125 - SE
151 - SE
T9N, R21E, Sec 13
T11N, R20E, Sec 18
T10N, R23E, Sec 32
T8N, R22E, Sec 6
T8N, R22E, Sec 21
Mount Pleasant
27 - NE
T11N, R22E, Sec 8
Mount Zion
57 - SW
T9N, R20E, Sec 15
Mullins
73 - SW
T9N, R20E, Sec 12
Murphree
69 - NW
T10N, R21E, Sec 29
Murphy
182 - NE
T11N, R21E, Sec 14
Monticello-Hanging Ground Cemetery; the cemetery was destroyed around 1968 and no markers remain (3)
approximately 230 graves; first known interment: Margaret Carroll (1858-1859); Adams, Ballard, Bryan,
Curtis, Ellis, Jones, Mitchell, Tillery and Whitehurst are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
8 graves; 6 are members of the Motes family and the other 2 are members of the Stevens family; first known
interment: William J. Motes (b. & d. 1856); last known interment: Martha E. Stevens (1826-1885) (2)
Mount Carmel Missionary Baptist Church; Carlisle, Copeland, Foster, Hobdy, Jackson and Mency are
common to this active cemetery (10)
Mount Gilead Church; approximately 25 graves; first known interment: Mary S. Mills (1867-1875); last known
interment:Mary Fowler Griffin (1898-1988); Barnett, Hataway and McNeill are also found here (2) (10)
Mount Moriah Baptist Church, organized in 1868; approximately 280 graves; first known interment: J. M. Lord
(1818-1866); Catrett, Linzey, Mallett and Register are surnames common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
Mount Nebo Church
Mount Olive Church of Christ; a new cemetery (3)
Mount Olive Church Number 2
Mount Olive Church
Mount Olive Assembly of God Church; approximately 160 graves; first known interment: James A. Bundy
(1928-1948); Allen, Berry, Bray, Bundy, Clark, Corley, Davis, Ellis, Flowers, Maulden, Mobley, Money,
Richards, Roberts and Senn are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, organized prior to 1839; approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Lilla
E. Goldsmith (1856-1857); Chancellor, Hall and Shirley are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10)
approximately 140 graves; first known interment: Amanda Siler (1867-1917); Bland, Green, Harvey, Jones,
Smiley, Stringer and Williams are surnames commonly found in this cemetery still in use (10)
3 marked and 10 unmarked graves; first known interment: Pamelie Brockman Howard (1813-1880); last
known interment: Thomas Kinnon Mullins (1809-1886) (7) (10)
approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Matilda Almira Murphree (1844-1853); last known interment:
Elizabeth Howell (1853-1922); Christian, Corley, Fannin, Golson, Jones and Wiley are common (2) (10)
located adjacent to the Howard-Tick Hill Cemetery; the marked grave of T. J. Murphy (1852-1936) and that of
an unknown soldier, along with a new memorial marker with information on all the burials found here (3) (10)
Pike 4
Locale
Location
Murphys Chapel
Cemetery
21 - NE
T11N, R21E, Sec 11
Church Affiliation and Remarks
New Mount Zion
Oak Grove
2 - NE
43 - NW
T12N, R21E, Sec 15 New Mount Zion Church
T10N, R20E, Sec 11 Oak Grove United Methodist Church; first known interment: Robbie Inabinett (b. & d. 1877); Allen, Barnett,
Oakwood
Old Canaan
67 - NW
30 - NE
T10N, R21E, Sec 29
T11N, R22E, Sec 27
Old Dothan
Old Lebanon
86 - SE
42 - NW
T10N, R23E, Sec 32 see Berry
T10N, R20E, Sec 4 Old Lebanon Baptist Church, organized in 1850; approximately 250 graves; first known interment: James
Old Mount Zion
53 - SW
T9N, R19E, Sec 14
Old Providence
Old Ramah
161 - SE
94 - NE
T10N, R21E, Sec 35 see Faulk
T10N, R23E, Sec 11 approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Mary Rebecca Armstrong (b. & d. 1873); Austin, Fuller,
Old Salem
106 - SW
T9N, R20E, Sec 21
Orion
10 - NW
T11N, R20E, Sec 1
Orion
11 - NW
T11N, R20E, Sec 1
Paran
76 - SE
T9N, R22E, Sec 18
Pea River
149 - SE
T8N, R23E, Sec 4
Philadelphia
133 - SE
T9N, R22E, Sec 23
Pilgrims Rest
Pine Grove
Pleasant Hill
51 - SW
20 - NW
35 - NE
T10N, R20E, Sec 26 Pilgrims Rest Baptist Church
T11N, R21E, Sec 26 Pine Grove Church
T10N, R23E, Sec 3 Pleasant Hill Methodist Church; approximately 110 graves; first known interment: George McKinney (b. & d.
Pleasant Hill
62 - NW
T10N, R21E, Sec 9
Pleasant Hill
Providence
146 - SE
72 - SE
T8N, R23E, Sec 17
T10N, R22E, Sec 31
Pugh
Pugh
Ramah
166 - SE
192 - NW
93 - NE
T9N, R23E, Sec 1
T10N, R20E, Sec 14
T10N, R23E, Sec 10
Rhods
Richland
117 - SW
148 - SE
T9N, R21E, Sec 20
T9N, R23E, Sec 27
River Hill
Riverview
Rock Elvy
Rockwell
Rockwest
Ross
Rouse
Saint Johns
183 - NE
184 - NW
7 - NW
41 - SW
41 - SW
185 - SE
167 - SW
132 - SE
T11N, R22E Sec 20
T10N, R20E, Sec 13
T11N, R19E, Sec 19
T10N, R19E, Sec 28
T10N, R19E, Sec 28
T8N, R21E, Sec 14
T9N, R19E, Sec 13
T8N, R22E, Sec 31
Saint Paul
Sanders
134 - SE
9 - NW
T9N, R22E, Sec 26 an active cemetery (10)
T11N, R19E, Sec 14 approximately 55 graves; first known interment: Isaiah Sanders (1809-1881); Allen, Blackerby, Henderson,
Sanders
71 - SE
T10N, R21E, Sec 34
Sanders
Sandfield
191 - SE
31 - NE
T10N, R22E, Sec 32
T11N, R22E, Sec 25
Sanford-Barron
110 - SW
T8N, R20E, Sec 10 see Barron
Murphys Chapel United Methodist Church, founded in 1859; approximately 170 graves; first known interment:
Elizabeth Griggs (1821-1880); Browder, Castleberry, Chancellor, Coston, Davenport, Davis,
Dunn, Key, McMoy, Murphy, Price, Scarbrough, Stone, Townsend and Vance are common to this
cemetery still in use (2) (10)
Boron, Cargile, Griffin, Harris, Hendricks, Herndon, Houston, Ivey, Kelley, Kilpatrich, Lee, McCall,
McLeod, Money, Pipen, Powell, Pruitt, Price and Vickery are common to this cemetery still in use (7) (10)
an active cemetery maintained by the City of Troy with over 2,800 graves (2) (3) (10)
former site of Canaan Church; 14 graves; first known interment: Willie Reeves (b. & d. 1882); last known
interment: S. I. Martin (1889-1958); Dunn and Howe are also found here (2) (3) (10)
Youngblood (1809-1855); the surnames Baggett, Brown, Cargile, Chancey, Gibson, Graves, Green,
Kelly, McLeod, Nunnelee, Taylor, Walters and Youngblood are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
Old Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church; approximately 175 marked and numerous unmarked graves; first
known interment: Sallie Stringer (1835-1908); Barnes, Brantley, Dixon, Fuller, Rouse, Saulsberry,
Stringer, Taylor, Wood and Woods are common to this active cemetery (10)
Locklar, Oaks, Renfroe and Williams are common to this active cemetery (10)
8 graves; first known interment: Wesley Lightfoot (1811-1859); last known interment: Sara Snider Lightfoot
(1815-1873); Henderson, Snider and Ward are also found here (10)
Orion Baptist Church, organized in 1828; approximately 190 graves; first known interment: Sophronia P.
Anderson (1804-1834); Adams, Allen, Anderson, Baldwin, Bowden, Chancey, Graham, Jones,
McCullough, Miller, Register, Siler and Yarbrough are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10)
Orion Methodist Church, organized around 1858; approximately 170 graves; first known interment: Joseph
Lowrie Cunning (1833-1855); Adams, Barnett, Beasley, Brooks, Cunning, Dean, Dennis, Flinn, Folmar,
Hooks, Jackson, Johnson, Linzey, Thweatt and Williams are common to this cemetery still in use (8) (10)
Paran Primitive Baptist Church; approximately 75 graves; first known interment: David W. Russell (18501874); Benton, Blanton, Gibson, Hamil, Jones, Knight, Rushing, Russell, Stewart, White and Wynn are
surnames common to this active cemetery (2) (10)
Pea River Baptist Church; approximately 35 graves; first known interment: Sarah A. F. Mahoney-Miles (18391869); last known interment: Susanna Graves (1860-1926); Griffen is also common to this cemetery (6) (10)
a portion of Lakeview Cemetery named for Philadelphia Presbyterian Church, established in 1840 and
dissolved in 1917; 25 marked graves; first known interment: Mary Young (1788-1848); last known interment:
Caroline Carroll (1858-1936); Baker, Cason, McLure and Smith are also found in this cemetery (2) (10)
1893); Brabham, Cowart, Dykes, Harrison, Hutto, McKinney, Ragland and Salter are common to this
cemetery still in use (1) (10)
Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist Church; approximately 570 graves; first known interment: Mahala J. Faulk (b. &
d. 1847); surnames common to this active cemetery include Barron, Beasley, Benton, Cardwell, Campbell,
Childs, Faulk, Floyd, Harris, McVay, Peacock, Powell, Sessions and Williford (2) (9) (10)
Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist Church; the cemetery was established in the 1860’s and remains active (10)
approximately 50 graves; first known interment: W. P. Floyd (1839-1887); last known interment: Ida Carter
Floyd (1882-1967); the surnames Hattaway, Hickman and Rogers are also common to this cemetery (2) (10)
possible burial place of part of the Pugh and Wiggins families (3)
Ramah Primitive Baptist Church; approximately 1,100 graves; first known interment: Sarah Ann Richardson
(1823-1849); Anderson, Austin, Barr, Benton, Botts, Brooks, Brown, Culpeper, Dease, Dykes, East,
Fuller, Garrett, Green, Harden, Haisten, Henderson, Ingram, Jacobs, Jordan, King, Lawson, Locklar,
Long, McDaniel, McLendon, Oakes, Paul, Peter, Renfroe, Richardson, Speppard, Vinson,Wesley, Wilks
and Williams are common to this active cemetery (2) (10)
also spelled Rhodes; the graves of Annie Rhods (1805-1879) and Samuel Rhods (1798-1891) (2)
Richland Baptist Church, organized in 1830; approximately 260 graves; first known interment: Neddie
Houston (1860-1861); Abercrombie, Barbaree, Cox, Dansby, Dawson, Farmer, Faulk, Griggs, Hybert,
Ivey, Minshew, Newberry, Owens, Steed and Thrash are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10)
no markers remain (3)
Riverview Baptist Church, a new cemetery established in 1996 (3)
Rock Elvy Missionary Baptist Church; an active cemetery (10)
also known as Rockwest Cemetery; Rockwell or Rockwest Church
see Rockwell
no markers remain (3)
Saint Johns Baptist Church, organized in 1856; approximately 790 graves; first known interment: Lieuvena
Lewis (1820-1866); Adams, Adamson, Allen, Black, Bragg, Brooks, Flowers, Fuller, Galloway, Griswell,
Holmes, Jones, McWaters, Tillman and Wilson are surnames common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
Sanders, Simmons, Tucker, Turnipsed and Vann are surnames common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
10 graves, all members of the Sanders family; first known interment: Elizabeth Naomi Cadenhead Sanders
(d. 1859 at the age of 58); last known interment: John Randolf Sanders (1835-1914) (2) (10)
site of the old Sanders Place; only a few graves remain (3)
Zebulon Baptist Church, organized in 1888; the cemetery predates the church; approximately 800 graves; the
surnames Abbitt, Abbott, Adams, Austin, Arrington, Bassett, Craft, Culpepper, Dawkins, Dunn,
Edwards, Gates, Golden, Green, Reeves and Williamson are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
Pike 5
Locale
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Sardis
Cemetery
98 - SE
T9N, R23E, Sec 15
Shady Grove
6 - NW
T11N, R19E, Sec 21
former site of Sardis Methodist Church; approximately 30 graves; first known interment: Martha Clopton Kelly
(1855-1856); last known interment: Thomas Alexander Barr (1845-1923); Olds, Ramage and Turner are also
found here (2) (3) (10)
Shady Grove Methodist Church; approximately 275 graves; first known interment: Sarah Frances Crittenden
(1868-1870); Broach, Chesser, Crittenden, Daves, Fannin, Hicks, Kent, Kilpatick, Shaver, Tidwell,
Trotter, Weldon, Wilkerson and Wingard are surnames common to this active cemetery (2) (10)
Shady Grove
143 - SE
T8N, R22E, Sec 15
Shady Grove Baptist Church, organized in 1890; approximately 550 graves; first known interment: Georgiann
Hamilton (1856-1857); Adams, Allen, Anderson, Bundrick, Dyess, Ellis, Flowers, Galloway, Henley,
Leatherwood, Maulden, Pritchett, Richardson, Sanders, Senn, Shaw, Shehane, Whittington and
Windham common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
Shady Grove
155 - SW
T9N, R21E, Sec 16
97 - SE
T9N, R23E, Sec 4
Shady Grove Baptist Church; first known interment: William Henry Galloway (b. & d. 1864); Crawley
Pritchett, Senn and Smith are surnames also commonly found in this cemetery still in use (10)
Shiloh Baptist Church, organized in 1854; approximately 250 graves; first known interment: Jonathan O.
Turner (1848-1860); Armstrong, Atwell, Coggins, Davenport, Fleming, Hancock, McDowell, Oliver,
Owens Parks, Ticer, Turner and Wood are surnames common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10)
Shiloh
Shiloh
Simmons
150 - SE
119 - SW
T8N, R22E, Sec 20 Shiloh Church
T9N, R21E, Sec 31 the graves of Elizabeth Simmons (1790-1857) and Isaac Simmons (1786-1864); other unmarked graves are
Sims
45 - NW
T10N, R19E, Sec 13
Smilie
102 - SW
T9N, R19E, Sec 36
Sorrell Chapel
195 - SW
T10N, R21E, Sec 33
Spears
100 - SW
T8N, R19E, Sec 22
Spillars
Spring Hill
108 - SW
123 - SW
T9N, R20E, Sec 33
T8N, R21E, Sec 4
Springfield
Springfield
19 - NW
145 - SE
T10N, R19E, Sec 1 Springfield Church
T8N, R23E, Sec 17 Springfield Baptist Church, organized in 1859; approximately 300 graves; first known interment: infant Fleming
present; this cemetery is no longer in use (2) (3)
approximately 25 marked and numerous unmarked graves; first known interment: John D. Bailey (1870-1892);
last known interment: Sarah Graves (1885-1955); Jordan, McLeod, Sims and Stevens are common (2) (10)
14 graves; first known interment: Robert C. Smilie (1785-1841); last known interment: Maude G. Reeves
(1880-1963); Siler, Smilie and Thompson are surnames common to this cemetery no longer in use (2) (10)
4 graves including President-Chancellor of Troy State University Ralph Wyatt Adams (1915- 1998) and his
wife Dorothy (no dates); the surname Long can also be found in this cemetery still in use (10) (11)
also spelled Speir; approximately 75 graves; first known interment: Mary Jackson (1782-1852); Beck,
Gardner, Jackson, McLeod, Warren and Williamson are names common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10
the graves of a Mrs. Hendrix and 2 Spillars children; no dates (2)
Spring Hill Community Cemetery; adjacent to Spring Hill Baptist Church, organized in 1852; approximately 800
graves; first known interment: Joshua Fortune (1820-1859); Abercrombie, Allen, Ballard, Boutwell, Brown,
Bryan, Carlisle, Clower, Coskrey, Curtis, Davis, Flowers, Fryer, Gibson, Goodson, Grissette, Hanson,
Johnson, Jones, Loflin, Rhodes, Rushing, Sanders, Spencer, Stinson, Thomas, Thompson, Turner,
Warren, Whitehead and Windham are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
(b. & d. 1846); Adams, Barefoot, Braddy, Campbell, Daniels, Davis, Filmon, Flemming, Graham, Harden,
Hayes, Jackson, Nicholson, Richards and Tew are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
approximately 60 graves; first known interment: David Bradley Veal (1832-1864); Davenport, Dunn, Faulk,
Hughes, Keller, Madaris, Sherrer, Simmons and Starling are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
most of this cemetery has been destroyed; only recorded interments are Mark Stephens (1851-1862) and A.
W. Wingard (1875-1925) (2)
Starling
75 - SE
T9N, R21E, Sec 10
Stephens
39 - NW
T10N, R19E, Sec 29
Stephens
Stevenson
189 - NW
186 - NE
T11N, R20E, Sec 9 a small contemporary black cemetery (3) (10)
T11N, R21E, Sec 15 four unmarked graves said to be of Rev. Henry Stevenson, his wife Julia Kindred Stevenson, a Mrs.
Summersett
Sweet Pilgrim
Tanyard
Tennille
163 - NE
156 - SE
65 - NE
152 - SE
T10N, R21E, Sec 1
T9N, R23E, Sec 17 Sweet Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church, established in 1870 two miles from the present site (8)
T10N, R21E, Sec 26 see Kendrick
T8N, R23E, Sec 32 Tennille Baptist Church; Christian Home Cemetery; approximately 30 graves; first known interment David
Tennille
153 - SE
T8N, R23E, Sec 32
Tick Hill
Union Hill
23 - NE
61 - NE
T11N, R21E, Sec 14 see Howard
T10N, R21E, Sec 15 Union Hill Methodist Church, established in 1844; approximately 260 graves; first known interment: Sallie Lee
Dawkins and her infant (3)
James Barefoot (1838-1893); Anderson, Jackson and Wilson are common to this active cemetery (2) (10)
Tennille Methodist Church, established in 1915; first known interment: Joseph H. Walls (1846-1916); last
known interment: Clarence T. Crawford (1918-1967); Barefoot, Conner, Munn, Thweatt and Wilson are
common to this cemetery (3) (10)
(1871-1883); Austin, Barron, Bell, Cardwell, Christian, Enzor, Griffin, Hall, Jones, Kelly, Livingston,
Powell, Smyth, Williams and Wilson are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (8)
Union Hill
Union Springs
63 - NW
124 - SE
T10N, R21E, Sec 16 Union Hill Church; an active cemetery (10)
T8N, R22E, Sec 7 Union Springs Primitive Baptist Church, established in 1839; approximately 300 graves; first known interment:
Ward-Thompson
Wesley Chapel
104 - SW
59 - NE
T9N, R19E, Sec 24
T10N, R22E, Sec 19
Whaley
168 - SW
T9N, R20E, Sec 23
White Rock
128 - SW
T8N, R20E, Sec 13
William Carter
109 - SW
T8N, R20E, Sec 3
Williams
25 - NW
T10N, R21E, Sec 4
Williams
52 - SW
T9N, R20E, Sec 5
Williams
140 - SE
T8N, R23E, Sec 6
Wingate Flowers (1825-1861); Adams, Allen, Anderson, Boutwell, Burks, Flowers, Grimes, Grissette,
Johnston, McGuire, Mobley, Neal, Richards, Scarbrough, Taylor, Wesley, Whittenton and Williams are
surnames commonly found in this active cemetery (2) (8) (10)
the graves of A. A. Henley, an infant Ward and an infant Thompson; no dates (2)
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church; approximately 400 graves; first known interment: Daniel Simmons (18271861); surnames common to this cemetery still in use include Conner, Faircloth, Fredrick, Jinright,
Kendrick, Livingston, Mancil, McCrary, Radford, Rodgers, Ryals, Wilson and Windham (2) (10)
4 graves; first known interment: Isaac Whaley (d. 1858 at 67 years); last known interment: Elijah S. Whatley
(1826-1907) (7)
White Rock Baptist Church, organized about 1850; approximately 95 graves; first known interment: Henry L.
Gibson (1807-1834); Armstrong, Bundy, Flowers, Gardner, Gibson, Grace, Jackson, Jones, Lowery,
Messick, Newman, Sanders and Wilks are surnames common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10)
approximately 120 graves; first known interment: Alfred D. Carter (1818-1829); Blair, Carter, Cowart, Davis,
Edwards, Flowers, Norris, Park, Richburg and Sanders are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
Andrew Jackson Williams Cemetery; the graves of Saphronia Avent (1854-?), Annie E. Rodgers (1850-1926)
and Andrew Jackson Williams (1829-1881) are found in this small cemetery (2) (10)
approximately 25 graves, many unmarked; first known interment: Ervin Raley (1819-1882); last known
interment: Sarah Elizabeth Spivey (1862-1951); Fowler, Raley and Williams are also found here (2) (10)
Jonathan Williams Family Cemetery; first known interment: Revolutionary War veteran Jonathan Williams
(1764-1836); Bowden, Leddon and Smith are surnames also found in this cemetery (2)
Pike 6
Locale
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Williams Chapel
Cemetery
139 - SE
T8N, R23E, Sec 5
Williams Memorial
24 - NW
T11N, R21E, Sec 33
Williams Chapel Methodist Church; approximately 125 graves; first known interment: Elisha T. Williams
(1855-1856); Bowden, Carter, Flowers and Williams are surnames common to this cemetery still in use (2)
Williams Memorial Presbyterian Church; approximately 75 graves; first known interment: Z. A. Ward, Jr. (19191935); Beasley, Childs, Sessions and Williams are also common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10)
Wilson
84 - SE
T10N, R22E, Sec 34
130 - SW
187 - NE
40 - NW
T8N, R20E, Sec 25
T10N, R22E, Sec 6
T10N, R19E, Sec 28
Wilson
Wilson
Wingard
8 graves; first known interment: James G. Dorough (1862-1863); last known interment: John Thomas
Robertson (1861-1944); Mathews, Miller and Wilson are also found in this inactive cemetery (2) (10)
the graves of James M. Wilson (1817-1868) and John E. Whitehead (no dates) (2)
only bricks mark the graves; Summersett and Wilson are thought to be found here (3)
approximately 250 graves; first known interment: Polley Wingard (1836-1862); Hicks, Jeffcoat, Mills,
Stephens, Thompson, Trotter, Walker and Wingard are surnames common to this active cemetery (2) (10)
Cemeteries of Unknown Name
Cemetery
Unknown
Unknown
Locale
Location
154 - NW
196 - NW
T10N, R19E, Sec 14
T11N, R20E, Sec 9
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Cemeteries of Uncertain Location
Locale
Location
Ansley
Canaan
Curry
Cemetery
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
unknown
unknown
Enon
Griffin
not plotted
not plotted
Grissett
Hutchison
not plotted
not plotted
Ingram
Liberty
Lightfoot
Linwood
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
Mancell
not plotted
McLaney
Mount Zion
New Hope
Petree
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
Pike County Alms House
not plotted
not plotted
North Knox Street in Troy
Ramage
Renfroe
not plotted
unknown
Saint Luke
Sena Field
not plotted
172 - SW
Shellhorn
Stanfield
Stinson
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
Union
Walker
Wood Fern
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
believed to be in
T11N, R20E, Sec 10
Banks
Troy
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Ella J. Conner (1863-1936) is known to be found here (10)
Canaan Cumberland Presbyterian Church; a new cemetery (10)
graves have never been found; mention of the cemetery is found in The Troy Messenger of October 24, 1906
(3)
Enon Baptist Church; an active cemetery (10)
the graves of Cedonia Griffin (b. & d. 1853); Gussie Griffin (1874-1958), Micajah Griffin (1783-1859) and
Polly Griffin (1793-1879) (10)
T9N, R21E, Sec 20 local residents remember a cemetery here at one time but no markers remain (3)
Barbary Hutchison (1777-1850), H. James Hutchison (1779-1841) and Jesse Brown Hutchison (1818-1864)
Brundidge
Friendship
Troy
Little Oak
are known to be found here (10)
Elizabeth Ingram Eddins (1790-1828) and Wilson Eddins (1810-1836) are found here (10)
Liberty Church
the grave of Jesse Lightfoot (no dates) (4)
.25 miles W. of where R.R. the cemetery was destroyed between 1962 and 1965 (3)
went through Linwood
Elm St. Rd. near Providence John Mancell (1800-1844) and the unmarked graves of Elisha Mancell, Sr. (1775-1849) and Elkanah Mancell
(1808-1895) (10)
Cemetery
the graves of James McLaney (1805-1878) and Margaret Melton McLaney (1812-1891) (7)
Troy
Brundidge
Brundidge
Banks
Brundidge
Mount Zion Baptist Church; an active cemetery (10)
New Hope Baptist Church
Catherine King McDowell (no dates), Cora Dorrill McDowell (1885-1926) and Mary Jane Ross McDowell
(1875-1949) are known to be found here (10)
no markers remain (3)
first known interment: William Dowell McDowell (1834-1862); last known interment: Oscar Lee McDowell
(1872-1959); Copeland is also found here (10)
also known as First Mount Zion Cemetery; approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Neil Renfroe (d.
1862); Austin, Faircloth, Fuller, McLendon and Williams are also common to this seldom used cemetery
(10)
near Enon
an active cemetery (10)
T8N, R21E, Sec 16 exact location of the cemetery remains unknown; a local resident recalls the surnames of LeCompte and
another resident believes Sena Thompson Smith to be buried here (3)
unknown
Banks
west end of Jones Street
in Troy
Brundidge
unknown
unknown
an active cemetery (10)
the grave of Jason Stinson (1812-1841) (2)
Union Presbyterian Cemetery
Kenneth Walker Family Cemetery; a new cemetery with 3 interments (10)
Jiles Crawley (1858-1933) is known to be found here (10)
Pike 7
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Numerical List of Cemeteries
1. China Grove
1. Concord
2. New Mount Zion
3. Dennis
4. McNeill – Townsend
5. Carter
6. Shady Grove
7. Rock Elvy
8. Belser
9. Sanders
10. Orion
11. Orion
12. Bethel
13. Bethlehem
14. Mount Moriah
15. Mount Olive
16. Mount Gilead
17. Harmony
18. Antioch
19. Springfield
20. Pine Grove
21. Murphys Chapel
22. Benevolent Grove
23. Howard
23. Tick Hill
24. Williams Memorial
25. Williams
26. Greater Dunn Chapel
27. Mount Pleasant
28. Kelley
29. Macedonia
30. Old Canaan
31. Sandfield
32. Ebenezer
33. Catalpa
34. Carrs Chapel
35. Pleasant Hill
36. Head
37. Macedonia
38. Chapel Hill
39. Stephens
40. Wingard
41. Rockwell
41. Rockwest
42. Old Lebanon
43. Oak Grove
44. Israel
45. Sims
46. Hales Chapel
47. Jordan
48. Good Hope
49. Hinson
50. Green Hills Mem.
51. Pilgrims Rest
52. Williams
53. Old Mount Zion
54. Hilliard-Howard
55. Hephzibah
56. Meadows
57. Mount Zion
58. Livingston
59. Wesley Chapel
60. Griffin
61. Union Hill
62. Pleasant Hill
63. Union Hill
64. Benton
65. Tanyard
65. Kendrick
66. Carroll Street
67. Oakwood
68. Copeland
69. Murphree
70. Beulah
71. Sanders
72. Providence
73. Mullins
74. Jones
75. Starling
76. Paran
77. Mount Nebo
78. Mossy Grove
79. Antioch
80. Hussey
81. Alexander
82. Banks
83. Banks
84. Wilson
85. Bethel
86. Berry
86. Old Dothan
87. Mount Olive
88. Brooks
89. Cotton
90. Mount Carmel
91. Clayhill
92. Loflin
93. Ramah
94. Old Ramah
95. Connor
96. Enon
97. Shiloh
98. Sardis
99. Elam-Davison
100. Spears
101. Goshen
101. Hillcrest
102. Smilie
103. Bethel
104. Ward-Thompson
105. Davison
106. Old Salem
107. Little Oak
108. Spillars
109. William Carter
110. Barron
110. Sanford-Barron
111. Henderson
112. Lewis
113. Henderson
113. Lawson
114. Hopewell
115. Friendship
116. Davis
117. Rhods
118. Ballards Hill
119. Simmons
120. Johnson
121. Antioch
122. Driggers
123. Spring Hill
124. Union Springs
125. Mount Olive
126. Bethlehem
126. Hilliards Crossroads
127. Elam
128. White Rock
129. Boutwell-Bundy
130. Wilson
131. Center Ridge
132. Saint Johns
133. Philadelphia
133. Lakeview
134. Saint Paul
135. County Line
136. Fleming
137. Brundidge City
138. Carroll
139. Williams Chapel
140. Williams
141. Hopewell
142. Lilly Hill
143. Shady Grove
144. Flowers
145. Springfield
146. Pleasant Hill
147. Hamilton Crossroads
148. Richland
149. Pea River
150. Shiloh
151. Mount Olive
152. Christian Home
152. Tennille
153. Tennille Homestead
154. Unknown
155. Shady Grove
156. Sweet Pilgrim
157. Allred
158. Baptist Rest
159. Evans
160. McPherson
161. Faulk
161. Old Providence
162. Monticello
163. Summersett
164. Leverett
165. Barefoot-Young
166. Pugh
167. Rouse
168. Whaley
169. Banks
170. Barefoot
171. Beeman
172. Sena Field
173. Cocker
174. Fowler
175. Aberfoil
175. Crauswell
176. Dubose
177. Enzor
178. Harris
179. Hurley
180. Mathews
181. Motes
182. Murphy
183. River Hill
184. Riverview
185. Ross
186. Stevenson
187. Wilson
188. McQuagge-Aughtman
189. Stephens
190. Jackson
191. Sanders
192. Pugh
193. Holly Spring
194. Johns
195. Sorrell Chapel
196. Unknown
197. Bethel