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Knox Cemetery Page 1 |
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| Webbs Jungle Quadrangle Two miles east of Gum Cemetery. On east side of road about 500 feet from road and in a small wooded area. | Photographed by
Patsy Paterson
2Pats2cats@comcast.net |
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| The cemetery as it looks in 2008 |  |
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It's cemeteries like this that keep Patsy and the other photographers going. This cemetery will be extinct in a few more years. It's a shame since this is a burial of a Revolutionary War soldier and his family. |
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| Samuel
Knox
PVT Rev. War 1753 1843 (according to cemeteries book, 06 Jul 1843) |
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Caroline Prater 20 Mar 1826 23 Nov 1864 (according to cemetery book, she was the wife of M. Prater and the daughter of Samuel Knox) |
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| James
T. Prater
son of M. Prater 22 Sep 1861 29 May 1864 |
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William Todd
son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Todd 25 Feb 1870 15 Jul 1871 |
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| Caroline
Knox
wife of Samuel Knox 1759 |
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Wm. Knox
son of Samuel Knox 05 Nov 1781 1872 |
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| Eleanor
Knox
wife of William Knox 1780 |
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| John Knox
son of William Knox 1814 |
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Sarah Howland
wife of John Knox 1819 1850 |
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Samuel Knox son of William Knox (according to the cemeteries book, he was hung by carpetbaggers after the civil war) 1811 1866 |
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| According to Mr. and Mrs. George Sanders in cemeteries book there are about 20-30 field stones in 1975. Thought to be stones of people buried there. | |||
| Layout of this page copyright 2008 to Teresa Ghee Elliott. Tombstone Images are copyright 2008 to the photographer. Please contact the photographer for permission to use these images in your personal research | |||
