DAUGHHETEE /
T25N R5E SEC 14
Map #6
A note at the bottom of this page from a Daughhetee family member
This cemetery is
approximately 10 acres in size. There are several unmarked graves.
When Joel Washington
DAUGHHETEE was buried, it reads he was buried in
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COULTER, Richard
1978 - 1986 [Cotrell FH]
JAMESON, Fredrick 1983 Infant
[Cotrell FH]
DAUGHHETEE, Joel
DAUGHHETEE,
HUNTER, David Lynn
Son of Elsie
HUNTER
[another source mentions he is son of Jeff
HUNTER]
HUNTER, Thomas J.[Jeff]
Joel &
Alberta DAUGHHETEE
HART, John Andrew Hunter
24 Aug 1908 -
DAUGHHETEE, Charles B.
30 Mar 1929
[the
marker reads: Cem. Rec. In Book 200, p. 78,
Deed
recorded 3 Jul 1931]
DAUGHHETEE, Joel Washington
[not found:
Granddaughter Sophronia Selby states in Butler
County History that he is buried here]
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Charles DAUGHHETEE
A view of the old Cane Creek Bridge near Daughhetee
Cemetery, taken December 1994
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Canvassed by Betty Hanks
Additional research by Betty Hanks
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My gr grandfather was Joel W. Daughhetee. I have a paper from his son who grew up and live across from the cemetery most of his life and is Joel W. Daughhetee and Alberta who are buried there. I have some more info on who is buried their according to him. He should know. He always was working on genealogy back in the 1940's until he died and had the family bible. He stated that Joseph B. Daughhetee died 1882 (an old marker at grave) Thomas H Daughhetee died 1917 (no marker) Thomas's son John Daughhetee died 1900 has a marker and that Thomas lies on the north side of John. Bessie Daughhetee has no marker and she lies on the south side of John. She died along time before John. Joel W. Daughhetee died 1936. Have a large marker at his graves and there are three daughters and two brothers lies in a lot together. This was written by my great uncle who lived across the road. He wrote it on the 15th of August 1969 and signed it Joel W. Daughhetee. It should be accurate - Kay Lundy Myers - Sophornia was my Great aunt also
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