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| Martha Ann Matthews | 28 Aug 1851 — | 14 Feb 1920 | Wife of J.W. Matthews
Fidelity |
| Martha Ann Taylor married John W. Matthews, CWS f BCV, p. 538. |
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| Miles C. Taylor | 25 Feb 1806 — | 25 Nov 1880 | In memory of our father
Husband of
Sallie Taylor |
| Miles Curtis Taylor married Sally Taylor, CWS f BCV, p. 538. |
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| Sallie Taylor | 14 Feb 1808 — | 27 May 188? | In memory of our mother
Wife of M.C. Taylor |
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| R.H. Taylor | | | Co. F
22nd BN VA INF
CSA |
This is a Govt. issued military stone. Grave also has a Confederate Iron Cross.
Richard Henry Taylor, son of Miles Curtis Taylor and Sally Taylor, married Cornelia Turner, CWS f BCV, p. 544. |
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| Cornelia T. Taylor | 1851 — | 1925 | In memory of |
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| John W. Turner | 10 Mar 1833 — | 23 Apr 1910 | “In God I trust all others cash” |
Grave has a Confederate Iron Cross.
Pvt. John Wlliam Turner married Elizabeth F. Williams and they were the parents of Gloria Janet, James William Turner, Patrick Henry Turner, and likely Louise Turner buried nearby, CWS f BCV, pp. 570-71. |
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| Gloria Janet Turner | 30 Oct 1928 — | 30 Dec 1935 | Mizpah |
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| Sallie Mae Taylor Turner | 28 Jul 1889 — | 6 Nov 1962 | I John 3:11 |
This stone has a star symbol at the top. The letters O E S are inscribed above the star.
Sallie Mae Taylor married James William Turner, CWS f BCV, p. 570. |
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| James William Turner | 27 Oct 1873 — | 10 Feb 1939 | The Hunter,
Home from the hills. |
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| Richard Emmett Hardy Jr. | 11 Oct 1919 — | 12 May 1993 | Husband - Father - Grandfather
Romans 12 |
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| Louise Turner Hardy | 8 Oct 1924 — | 12 Apr 1988 | Wife - Mother - Grandmother
Proverbs 31 10-31 |
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| Patrick Henry Turner | 4 Feb 1920 — | 4 Sep 1974 | Let us be still
And know our God |
This stone has a Masonic emblem, with a chain from the emblem to a star.
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| B.J. Taylor | | | Co. F
22 BN VA INF
CSA |
This is a Govt. issued military stone. Grave also has a Confederate Iron Cross.
Pvt. Benjamin James Taylor, CWS f BCV, pp. 538-39. |
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| William D. Taylor | | | Corp. Co. A
21st VA INF
CSA |
This is a Govt. issued military stone. Grave also has a Confederate Iron Cross.
Wiliam Daniel Turner (13 Feb 1837 - 12 Jul 1865), a son of Miles and Sally Taylor, served in th Civil War but was not associated with Brunswick County, CWS f BCV, p. 538. |
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| Janet Hardy Boettcher | 23 Jan 1945 — | 12 Jan 2002 | Wife, Nana, Mother
RN PHD FAAN
“Strenghth and honor are her clothing” |
This grave also has a flat govt. issued military stone at the foot of the grave containg her name and the same dates, but also LTJG US NAVY Vietnam.
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This one obvious grave has no headstone, but does have a Confederate Iron cross.
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This cemetery is well maintained by the Sons of Confederate Veterans. It is approx. 40 x 60 ft and may contain other graves. |
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