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Wright Gordon Cemetery These Cemetery records were originally transcribed and published in The Passing of the Pines: A History of Wilcox County Georgia Volumes I, II and III by authors, Mary Lou L. McDonald and Samuel Jordan Lawson III. These books are copyrighted and we have asked for and received permission to use them on this website. We appreciate their generosity in allowing us to use these records on this web site. Located on Mrs. Joe Jones' farm-Pine City-dirt road. Submitted by Bob Nobles, Jr. Graves are no longer visible, Stones which once marked the graves were used to construct a furnace for a liquor still. Inf. obtained from Mrs. Joe Jones, Pineview, Ga. She is present owner of the land where the cemetery is located. Approximately 30-50 graves. The late Dr. Owens is said to have relatives buried at this cemetery.
Gordon Private Cemetery
Billy Sims, 4-24-1978 - 5-12-1991 These Cemetery records were originally transcribed and published in The Passing of the Pines: A History of Wilcox County Georgia Volumes I, II and III by authors, Mary Lou L. McDonald and Samuel Jordan Lawson III. These books are copyrighted and we have asked for and received permission to use them on this website. We appreciate their generosity in allowing us to use these records on this web site. Located NE corner of county, Ga. Hwy #233. Only three graves. Submitted by Bob Nobles, Jr. Patsy G. Camp, 1931-1970 Arthur Jefferson Cook, Apr. 1, 1877-Apr. 27, 1884 Zollie Coffor Jackson, Dec. 19, 1872-Feb. 3, 1906 These Cemetery records were originally transcribed and published in The Passing of the Pines: A History of Wilcox County Georgia Volumes I, II and III by authors, Mary Lou L. McDonald and Samuel Jordan Lawson III. These books are copyrighted and we have asked for and received permission to use them on this website. We appreciate their generosity in allowing us to use these records on this web site. Cemetery has no name. Some remains have been removed and relocated at Liberty Hill Methodist Church Cemetery. This cemetery is located on Herbert McKinney's farm, next to his house, at Kramer, Ga. Submitted by Bob Nobles, Jr. James Willie Guest, Mar. 19, 1908-Feb. 17, 1909 A.H. Martin, Sept. 1, 1908-Mar. 24, 1909 Two unmarked infant graves. These Cemetery records were originally transcribed and published in The Passing of the Pines: A History of Wilcox County Georgia Volumes I, II and III by authors, Mary Lou L. McDonald and Samuel Jordan Lawson III. These books are copyrighted and we have asked for and received permission to use them on this website. We appreciate their generosity in allowing us to use these records on this web site. Located on the Old Joe Hill farm near the W ilcox-Pulaski Co. line. It is marked by cedar trees and is located in a field near a large white house. (Cordele-Hawkinsville Hwy.) Submitted by Bob Nobles, Jr. Dora Jane Barker, July 5, 1892-Aug. 5, 1892 Ealon A. Barker, Dec. 13, 1888-May 10, 1906 Several unmarked graves. These Cemetery records were originally transcribed and published in The Passing of the Pines: A History of Wilcox County Georgia Volumes I, II and III by authors, Mary Lou L. McDonald and Samuel Jordan Lawson III. These books are copyrighted and we have asked for and received permission to use them on this website. We appreciate their generosity in allowing us to use these records on this web site. Located in the N W part of the county. Cemetery contains only two walledin graves. They are not marked. Information obtained from Mrs. Malaier. Listings by Bob Nobles, Jr. James Freeman Holt, Dec. 1, 1850 Mary Ann Holly, (no dates given). These Cemetery records were originally transcribed and published in The Passing of the Pines: A History of Wilcox County Georgia Volumes I, II and III by authors, Mary Lou L. McDonald and Samuel Jordan Lawson III. These books are copyrighted and we have asked for and received permission to use them on this website. We appreciate their generosity in allowing us to use these records on this web site. Located on W. W. Studstill farm near Lebanon Baptist Church. Cemetery is marked by a large magnolia tree in the woods. (approx. 1/4 mile). Listings made by Bob Nobles, Jr. James J. Land, d. Oct. 11, 1896, age 60 yrs., 8 mos., 2 days Alden Lee Rhodes, June 5, 1877-June 23, 1895 Approximately 20 unmarked graves. Ottis Britt, 6-12-1918 - 11-11-1988 Lena Jackson, 10-7-1913 - 8-1-1990 Billy Jackson, 10-14-1932 - 2-17-1988
Lebanon Baptist Church Cemetery These Cemetery records were originally transcribed and published in The Passing of the Pines: A History of Wilcox County Georgia Volumes I, II and III by authors, Mary Lou L. McDonald and Samuel Jordan Lawson III. These books are copyrighted and we have asked for and received permission to use them on this website. We appreciate their generosity in allowing us to use these records on this web site. A complete inventory of the tombstone inscriptions in the Lebanon Baptist Church Cemetery was made by Harry Blue on 26 October 1982. It was my intent to show the genealogical information only from the markers. In this listing you will find the complete name, including any reference to mother or father or other person and the birth and death dates in that order. Lebanon Baptist Church Cemetery is reached by traveling south from Abbeville on U.S. Highway 129 approximately six (6) miles and turning into a dirt road marked 72 and proceeding along this road about one (1) mile to the church. There are approximately sixty nine (69) well marked graves in this cemetery. When a military marker exists this is noted by showing the military inscription immediately below the original listing. Also when special markings such as Masonic or Woodmen of the World emblems appear I have made a note of this fact. I have attempted to be completely accurate in this listing. Errors may have occurred. If so it was because of the difficulty in reading a particular inscription or purely a human error. If such error appears, please forgive me. Alphabetical listing of the tombstone inscriptions in the Lebanon Baptist Church Cemetery of Wilcox County. Listing made by Harry Blue on 26 October 1982. Additions to list in Volume II Prepared by Ida Pearl Ashe. Additions in Volume III Registered by Ida Pearl Ashe D. W.
Allen 1859-1930 The following is a listing of those gravesites in the Lebanon Baptist Church Cemetery which have no legible inscriptions. In most instances there are no markings at all. Each of these will be shown as near or adjacent to another gravesite which does have identifying marks. 1.-6. Concrete head marker; these six markers are near the gravesite of Martishoe, wife of L.A. Wilkes. 7. Concrete slab marker; this marker is near the gravesite of Sara Young Tomberlin. 8.-9. Concrete slab marker; these two markers are near the gravesite of Henry Allen. This completes the total enumeration of the gravesites in Lebanon Baptist Church Cemetery, Wilcox County, Georgia.
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