Reavis Cemetery This African-American cemetery is located on the east side of Greentown Dr. (Route 674), approx. 75 yds down a wooded path. A small white sign is at the entrance to the cemetery on Greentown Dr. approx 0.2 mi. north of the intersection of Greentown Dr. and Wilson Dr. (Route 683). At least 25 other graves are here marked only with fieldstones. Latitude: 36º 42' 24.4" N   (36.706778) Longitude: 77º 46' 40.9" W   (-77.778028) Transcribed: 2008 James Milton Reavis 22 Apr 1937 — 29 Aug 1994 PVT U S ARMY This is a government-issued military stone. Pocahontas Ricks 5 Apr 1909 — 22 Mar 1999 Zack Ricks 1889 — 1971 Clara R. Taylor 1912 — 1969 Mamie R. Dugger 1889 — 1959 Stephen Reavis 1883 — 1924 Reportedly born in Aug 1883, he was living with his mother Queen (-) Reavis in Powellton District in 1900, Family 250. Lasse R. Alston 1899 — 1979 Mary H. Reavis 1876 — 1918 Mother Hayward A. Reavis 1870 — 1945 Father George C. Reavis 1903 — 1966 Earl N. Green 1905 — 1977 Julia Ann Green 1903 — 1979 Sadie K. Callis 1920 — 1985 Doris E. Ayers 1909 — 1986 At Rest Clyde E. Kelly 27 May 1915 — 2 Dec 2003 Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace prov. 3:17 Needham (Nick) Kelly 5 Feb 1912 — 17 Sep 1982 I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. 2 Tim. 4:7 Della K. Starke 23 Mar 1914 — 24 May 2006 Francis Leon Kelly 10 Aug 1928 — 31 Dec 1960 Virginia SFC U S ARMY KOREA This is a government-issued military stone. Alfred Kelly 30 Jul 1883 — 7 Jul 1953 Sadie Kelly 18 Apr 1886 — 13 May 1947 Alfred Langston Reavis 11 May 1893 — 24 Aug 1950 Wilson Reavis 1879 — 1959 Sarah E. Reavis 1888 — 1977 Cora Uncles 1911 — 1976 Charlie E. Reavis 1876 — 1940 Charles Reavis, reportedly born Aug 1875, was living with wife Mattie (-) Reavis in Powellton District in 1900, Family 251. ?????? S. Reavis 1830 — 3 May 1895 This inscription is chiseled into a large flat rock and it is very difficult to read. M.M. Reavis 1873 — 16 May 1891 This inscription is chiseled into a flat rock and is somewhat difficult to read. Elcie Turner   Wife of Jesse Turner Died June 15, 1913 Age 50 Yrs O death where is thy sting O grave where is thy victory Richard Reavis 1857 — 1915 At Rest The Census of 1900 for Powellton District enumerated Richard and Cora Reavis with five daughters and four sons in their household. One buried nearby appears to be Martha R. Coleman, then age 5, Family 248. Wilmouth D. Reavis 25 Aug 1912 — 24 Apr 1913 Mittie P. Reavis 17 Jan 1916 — 25 Apr 1917 Virginia M. Reavis 25 Nov 1917 — 7 Feb 1920 Oliver W. Reavis 24 Oct 1919 — 9 Mar 1920 Cora Reavis 1861 — 1925 At Rest Houston L. Reavis  — 15 Mar 1933 New Jersey Wagoner 807 Pioneer Inf. This is a government-issued military stone. Martha R. Coleman 11 Feb 1895 — 8 May 1937 Gaddie Bryant 1913 — 1984 PVT U S ARMY World War II This is a government-issued military stone. Edith C. Bryant 15 Jan 1924 — 18 May 1992   CWS f BCV is Civil War Soldiers from Brunswick County, Virginia 1,140 family histories 744 pages 35,000-name index Attractively bound Military histories Index of church cemeteries Confederate veterans photo More... © Copyright John W. Pritchett