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Cemetery Information
Location:
This cemetery is located at 3861 Highway 166, on the south side of the highway, east of Chapel Hill Road. Another name for this cemetery is the William Matt Cemetery, perhaps for William Matt Allen.
Directions:
Travel south to the end of Chapel Hill Road. Turn left (east) on Ga Hwy 166. The Allen house and cemetery is the first house on the right (south side of 166). A large gate is first thing you see. The cemetery is at left side of the driveway in a wooded area.
Sources:
Allen Family Roots Web Page. Submitted by Sandy Whittington; Retrieved by Donna Bowlick in July, 2014. Surveyed by Sandy Whittington, April, 2007. Matched with Roger Smith's notes on April 23rd, 2015 by Donna Bowlick. Matched with Sandy Whittington's email to Roger Smith of April 13th, 2007 by Donna Bowlick, on April 23rd, 2015 .
Comments:
This cemetery is on private property of the home owner nearby and one needs to get permission to enter the cemetery. The center portion of the house is the original home, built by a Matt Allen (prob. William M. Allen). The driveway was once a road and goes further back on the property to some Indian graves, according to Fannie Mae Davis. - S. Whittington, 04/13/2007.
An email from Sandy Whittington, dated April 2007, states: "There are three box tombs and three vaults big enough for at least two graves each. There are 30 graves or more in there, horribly overgrown..." However, the cemetery has been kept clean by the owner for several years now.
Converted to web page by Chuck Jackson on November 28th, 2022.
Sorted by Chuck Jackson on November 28th, 2022.
Inactive Cemetery:
Oldest burial April 8th, 1851.
Additional Resources:
FindAGrave.com
Allen | James | Warner | 1842 | 1905 | son of Permelia and William Allen | |
Allen | Permelia | E. | Nelson | 05/16/1814 - GenWeb 05/15/1815 - S.W. | 07/11/1900 | w/o William, who donated land for Cemetery. |
Allen | William | M. | 02/19/1815 | 02/18/1891 | h/o Permelia, father of James and Susan | |
Banks | Abram | Carroll | 1832 | 1907 | son of Lemuel and Matilda | |
Banks | David | A. | 1847 | 1910 | son of Lemuel and Matilda | |
Banks | Ezekiel | Madison | 1841 | 1909 | son of Lemuel and Matilda | |
Banks | Lemuel | Pruett | 1806 | 04/08/1851 | b. Abbeville, South Carolina | |
Banks | Matilda | Allen | 1811 | 05/12/1868 | b. South Carolina | |
Brock | Marie | Polly | Banks | 1845 | 1926 | |
Eason | James | 01/11/1830 | 02/18/1891 - GenWEb 02/18/1892 - S.W. | "age 61y, 1mo, 7days" | ||
Eason | Mary | 06/04/1883 | 08/04/1883 | "age 2 mos.; d/o James Eason (1830-1891)& Leanna America Allen (1852-1909)one of eight children. Siblings: | ||
Eason | Nathaniel | Manuel | 1850 | 1940 | ||
Giles | Infant | 01/25/1891 - GenWeb 01/06/1891 - S.W. | 01/25/1891 | Gone too soon. dau of Joseph Smith Giles & Rebecca D. Allen; one of six children. | ||
Giles | James | 08/08/1873 | 08/00/1879 | Not on GenWeb | ||
Giles | James | M. | 08/09/1878 | 08/17/1878 | "Suffer little children to some unto me. (son of J.S. & R.D.Giles); s/o Joseph Smith Giles & Rebecca D Allen; one of six known children: William M Giles(1876GA-1941), John Sanders Giles(1880-1967), Emma Elizabeth Giles (1883GA-1962), Infant Sister Giles (1891-1891), Jewel E Giles (1894-1894). The last two buried in this same cemetery. " | |
Giles | Jewel | E. | 10/13/1894 - GenWeb 10/03/1894 - S.W. | 11/18/1894 | "(dau of J.S. & R.D. Giles) d/o Joseph Smith Giles (1845GA-1937GA) & Rebecca D Allen (1854GA-1831GA) m @1871, Douglas Co, GA,USA; one of six known children. " | |
Thomas | Susan | Melvina | Allen | 1835 | 1898 | dau of Permelia and William Allen |
Yeager | Emma | P. | 04/17/1847 - GenWeb 04/04/1847 - S.W. | 05/20/1893 | A life was given me - My spirit gained its liberty. w/o W.D. Yeager - GenWeb list 04/17/1847; S. Whittington lists 04/04/1847; | |
Yeager | E.P.Y. | n/a | n/a | Grave may be the child of W. D. and Emma P. Yeager - SW One child's grave enclosed with stones with large stone slab covering. Five more children's graves in line with this one. One marked E. P. Y. More children's graves. Most have field stones. | ||
Yeager | Unmarked | n/a | n/a | Next to Ema P. Yeager is an unmarked grave with a battle flag on it. Suspect it is her husband's grave. - S. Whittington. |