Old Shiloh Cemetery

Shiloh Methodist Church, the second oldest Methodist Church in Tattnall County, was organized c. 1810 by Rev. William Eason and remained at this site until the 1850’s when it was moved a short distance north. Unlike at other churches in ...

Burnt Church Cemetery

Near this site in 1830 the Bryan Neck Presbyterian Church was established, being the oldest organized congregation in Bryan County. The church served the numerous planter families of lower Bryan, which had become one of the most productive agricultural sections ...

Indian Bill Cemetery

These Indian burial sites are believed to be from descendants of the Winnebago and Prairie Band Potawatomi People.

The Potawatomi tradition was to build a grave house over the burial site. These grave houses are meant to deteriorate naturally until their ...

Saint Peter’s Churchyard & Old Van Cortlandtville Cemetery

Saint Peter’s Churchyard

Church built in 1767

and

Old Van Cortlandtville Cemetery

adjoining on the southeast

In this burying-ground are interred

Forty Four known soldiers

in the war of the American Revolution.

There is a monument to

John Paulding

erected ...

Garland Cemetery

Small cemetery nearby contains graves of Choctaw chief Samuel Garland (1862 – 64) and family members including his mother-in-law, Sophie Pitchlynn. Peter Pitchlynn, son of Sophie and John Pitchlynn, was chief 1864 -- 66. Garland migrated from Mississippi during Choctaw ...

Palmer Family Cemetery

This family cemetery was established October 24, 1845, when Barbara Jane, the infant of John and Barbara Morris Palmer, was buried here. John Palmer acquired the property - lot 116 in the 7th District of Fayette County, Georgia, in October, ...

Trice Cemetery

Trice cemetery, the largest family burial round in Upson County, Georgia, was established by William and Jane Tamplin Trice whose house once stood 300 yards west of the cemetery. William (1789- 1858) and Jane (1794- 1856), both buried here, were ...

Confederate Cemetery

The remains of 360

Confederates who fell

in the Battle of

Bentonville lie here.

They were moved to

this plot from other

parts of the battle-

field in 1893. the

monument was erected

at that time.

Marker is on Harper House Road east of Mill Creek Church Road, on the ...

Riceville Cemetery

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Here are Buried Jonathan Fisk-

Oliver Rice-William Woodworth-

Samuel Woodworth-Jesse Foote-

Isaac Bemis-Jonathan Canfield-

Soldiers of The Revolution

Marker is on Riceville Road south of Phelps Street, on the right when traveling south.

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Old Cemetery

Dates to 1752. Many

Revolutionary War patriots

here include 7 French

soldiers and John Paulding,

a captor of Major Andre.

Marker is at the intersection of Oregon Road and Locust Avenue, on the right when traveling east on Oregon Road.

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