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In Snellville, driving east, turn left onto SR124 (Scenic Highway). Go to Oak Road, turn left. Continue on Oak Road until you reach Five Forks Trickum Road then turn left. You'll pass Yellow River Baptist Church on the left and will cross over the Yellow River bridge. Almost immediately you'll come to the old Lee home place. There is an old unpainted barn on the right, next to the street and the drive to the cemetery is a dirt road on the left directly across from the barn. The drive ends in an open field and the cemetery is on a slight rise to the left.
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TRANSCRIPTIONS Row #1 ZELER LEAVY ADA A. (Un-readable comment below
these engravings) Two unmarked graves Bell Dutton
George B. Dutton Apr. 1, 1865
May 1, 1862 Dec. 24, 1911
Apr. 6, 1954 Row #2 (Above ground grave with a
top slab over the grave and engraved as follows:)
Six graves marked with
fieldstones.
Row #3 Two un-engraved slab marker.
INFANT SON
T.C.H. (footstone
Row #4 Marker – old with no inscription Eight with fieldstone markers. SON OF D.V. &
THOMAS LEE (There is an inscription but
it is un-readable.) MARY P. (Double Stone) (On top/left of the
stone) FATHER ALBERT LEE MOTHER ALTHA LEE
(Double Stone) (On front/center of the
stone) LEE (On front/left of the stone) MARY LANDRESS (Footstone)
CLYDE ALBERT (Footstone) (The above two graves are
enclosed in a wall of marble slabs.) Row #5 Fifteen graves with fieldstone
markers. OUR BABY Un-engraved footstone OUR BABY Un-engraved footstone (The above two graves are
enclosed in a wall made of marble bricks.) VERA MAY LEE
Un-engraved footstone (Double Stone) (On front/center of the
stone) LEE (On front/left of the stone) MATTIE E. LEE ALFRED LEE
Remember friends as you pass by,
as you are now so once was I. As I am
now so you must be prepare for death and follow me. (Both graves had an un-engraved footstone and they were enclosed in a concrete block wall.) Row #6 Three graves with fieldstone
markers.
Six graves with fieldstone
markers.
DR. H.B. JOHNSON (Slab cover
engraved with the above information.) (Top is line un-readable.) (Note: A family member has identified this as the grave of Ruby Merlene Nash, a baby girl born to Willie & Jewel Nash. JC 7/30/05) NASH VIRGINIA L. TIMOTHY LEE BABY (footstone)
(At the foot of the above grave is two white marble stones that appear to be marking another small grave.) (Double Stone) (On front/center of the
stone) CATES (On front/left of the stone) GROVER C.
VELMA LEE MOTHER (footstone)
Baby Boy of John L.
born Dec. 7, 1872
died Dec. 22, 1872
And Iantha Lee Claudie Lorena
born May 18, 1877
died Mar. 1, 1917 Darlin Willie Lee
born Nov. 29, 1874 died
Dec. 9, 1895 Elizabeth Lee
born Abt. 1791
died Bet. 1861-1869 John Lonzo Lee
born 1848
died 1907
T. J. “Henry” Lee
born Aug. 10, 1870 died
Jan. 16, 1891 Female Slave
(owned by Elizabeth Lee) Other Slaves
(owned by the Lee and |
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