Old Cool Springs Cemetery

1840 - 1873

Site of Cool Springs Baptist Church, now First Baptist Church, organized in John Bostick Home, 1848. First log meeting house 1855-1867. First church and cemetery in settlement.

Marker is on Vance St.

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Old Athens Cemetery

This site is the original burial ground for Athens and contains the remains of its earliest citizens. It is a part of the original tract of land purchased for The University of Georgia by Governor John Milledge in 1801. All ...

Old North Church Cemetery

According to legend, the first burial in this cemetery was that of a young girl whose family, traveling through the area when she died, buried her here before continuing their westward journey. Oral tradition also suggests that William Whitaker was ...

Old Greenwich Cemetery

This tablet is dedicated

to the memory of

the Revolutionary Patriots

buried in

Old Greenwich Cemetery

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[Column One]

Joseph Beavers •

Spencer Carter •

John Innes •

Robert Kennedy •

William Kennedy •

William Kinney •

John Maxwell •

Robert Maxwell

[Column Two]

William Maxwell •

Benjamin ...

Revolutionary War Soldiers in Hain's Church Cemetery

This tablet is in commemoration of the services of Revolutionary War soldiers buried in Hain's Church (St. John's Reformed) Cemetery at Wernersville, Pa. This tablet is dedicated in grateful recognition of their patriotism and valor.

[Honor Roll of Names]

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Old Town Cemetery

This is the earliest known cemetery in the town of Athens, and the final resting place for many of its first citizens. The earliest burials date from the 1820’s and continue thought the mid-1800’s, with an occasional burial past 1900. ...

Second Oldest Cemetery in Greenwich

The Second Oldest Cemetery

in Greenwich

Laid out by the Selectmen

1723 – 24

Historic Society

Town of Greenwich 1982

Marker is at the intersection of Strickland Road and Loughlin Avenue, on the left when traveling south on Strickland Road.

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Brock Cemetery Unknown Soldiers Memorial

Erected in Memory

of Unknown Soldiers

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Old Pioneer Cemetery

This was the first established cemetery of Fort Gaines. The earliest death date on a stone marker is 1830. The tombs of Georgia Militia General John Dill and his family are found in an enclosed lot. Reverend John E. Brown, ...

Old Post Cemetery

Last resting place

of soldiers from

this nations wars

est. 1812 - 1970

PFC Robert A. LaFountain

Marker is on U.S. 9 just south of Lake Forest Drive, on the left when traveling south.

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