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From: "SharonBoyerBates" <>
Subject: [NC-CEMETERIES] [NC-CEM] Oldest cemetery
Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2006 07:15:06 -0400
In-Reply-To: <MB05EXUIEAOeIiGXix40000062a@MB05.myfamilysouth.com>


Dear Darlene,
I have family at Walker Family Plantation Cemetery in Ranger and it's up on
a hill. My family's stones are chiseled on a rock. I don't know how old the
cemetery is but there are "slaves" buried there under the trees.

Sharon Boyer Bates

Surnames: Falls, HAWKINS, JONES, Kell, King, Lusk, Meadows, McCOY, Self,
Stafford, and Sayne no more
Surnames: Barr, Broyles, DENTON, Hogg, Isbill, Lee, Maze, Mize, PATTERSON,
Reagan, ROGERS, Wilhoit, Wilson, Moore and more


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Can anyone tell me the name of the oldest cemetery in Murphy, Cherokee
County, North Carolina? I know you go through a newer part, up the hill to
where there is the old part. A lot of the stones there are chiseled out of
rock. Is there a list of those buried in the old part.
Thanks, Darlene




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