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Photos taken by: Nola & Alston Dunbar
in May 2009
Directions: Going north on Hwy. 32 go 2.4 miles past State Road 1621 and turn right into a dirt lane and go .4 mile. The cemetery is about 100 yards from the lane. Several unmarked graves are known to be in this cemetery and several headstones were in pieces. Information has been recorded as written on the tombstones. Any additional information known by family members and/or research of public records has been indicated in brackets. Click on underlined names to see a photograph of the headstone.
NAME | BIRTH | DEATH | INSCRIPTION / COMMENTS |
broken stone | |||
Ange, Earl Joseph |
no date [June 8, 1925] |
no dat [May 6, 1928] |
Son of Julius & Elsie B. Ange [Death Certificate] |
Ange, Elsie Baynor | May 13, 1904 | June 12, 1936 | [Double with Julius Gray Ange] Footstone: EBA |
Ange, Jasper Gray |
no date [1921] |
no date [Dec. 6, 1927] |
Son of Julius & Elsie B. Ange [Death Certificate] |
Ange, Julius Gray | Dec. 13, 1896 | May 5, 1971 | [Double with Elsie Baynor Ange] Footstone: JGA |
Baynor, Fannie C. Browney | Feb. 28, 1882 | May 22, 1951 |
His wife - A tender and loving mother [Double with Henry T. Baynor] Footstone: FCBB |
Baynor, Harley Monford | Mar. 3, 1919 | Aug. 29, 1923 | Son of Mr. & Mrs. H.T. Baynor - At rest |
Baynor, Henry T. | Jan. 2, 1867 | Dec, 39, 1943 |
A kind and loving father [Double with Fannie C. Browney Baynor] Footstone: HTB |
Baynor, John A. | Apr. 25, 1860 | Oct. 7, 1941 | [Double with Julia C. Hollis Baynor] |
Boynor [Baynor], John Langley |
no date [c1830] |
no date |
Co. A 32 NC State Troops CSA [Age 29 in 1860 Beaufort Co. census; age 40 in 1870] |
Baynor, Julia C. Hollis | 1863 | Nov. 15, 1903 |
His wife [Double with John A. Baynor] [1900 Washington Co., NC census states birth as Nov. 1857-age 42] |
Browny, J.T. | Apt. 9, 1855 | Mar. 5, 1897 | Sweet be thy rest till He bids thee arise. |
Harris, Henry G. | Aug. 4, 1890 | Dec. 4, 1890 |
In Memory Of - Son of A.T. & E.E. Harris
Footstone: HGH The lillies on the hillside spread out their perfume while your baby is in heaven. Dear parents you come too. |
Respass, E.G. | Nov. 20, 1879 | Aug. 7, 1885 |
In Memory Of - Daughter of J.H. & E. Respass his wife Jesus lover of my soul let me to Thy bosom fly. While the nearer waters roll, while the tempest still is high, hide me O my Savior, hide till the storm of life is past. Safe into the heavens wide O receive my soul at last. |
Respass, Samuel A. | Sept. 21, 1855 | Apr. 16, 1891 |
Killed by lightning. [Close
up of inscription] Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep from which none ever wake to weep, a calm and undisturbed repose unbroken by the last of foes. Asleep in Jesus far from thee. Thy kindred and their graves may be, but things is still a blessed sleep from which none ever wakes to weep. |
Respass, Virginia A. | Aug. 17, 1850 | Apr. 27, 1906 | Gone but not forgotten. Footstone: VAR |
Respess, Geo. W. * See note below |
[Aug.] 1840 [1900 census] |
1906 |
God's finger touched them and they slept. [Double with Mary Eliza Respess] Footstone: GWR |
Respess, Mary Eliza | no date | no date |
Wife of Geo. W. Respess - Age 44 years God's finger touched them and they slept. [Double with George W. Respess] |
Waters, infant son | Jan. 14, 1923 |
Infant son of C.W. & Blanch Waters - Gone to be an angel Footstone: W |
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Waters, infant son | [Jan. 14, 1924] | Jan. 14, 1924 |
Infant son of C.W. & Blanch Waters - Gone to be an angel [Death Certificate] Footstone: W |
Waters, infa[broken] son | Sept. 8, 1925 | Infant son of C.W. & Blanch Waters - Gone to be an angel | |
Waters, Mildred Fay? [broken stone] | Mar. 27, 194_ |
Dau. of Mr. & M[rs.] [Wa]rren W[aters]
Footstone:
MFW Budded on earth to bloom in heaven. [Epitaph taken from Beaufort Co. Cemeteries, Book 2] |
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* Source: NC State Troops - George W. Respess, Private. Resided in Washington County where he enlisted at age 20 on June 24, 1861 for the war. Wounded in action at Ellerson's Mill, Virginia on June 26, 1862 and reported as absent wounded until detailed for light duty on April 9, 1863, in hospital at Richmond, Va. Reported as absent detailed through October 1864. Present or accounted for until paroled at Appomattox Court House, Virginia on April 9, 1865. |
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