Introduction to Midway Cemetery Census

Taken by Zilla and Dewitt Spencer, April 2005

Midway Church is located approximately six miles south of Vardaman, Ms, off Highway 341; exit left on county road 454. The cemetery is adjacent to the church, which was organized in 1848, four years before Calhoun County was formed, and was originally in Chickasaw County.

Most members of my family- Inmons and Morgans and kin- are buried here, and I don’t think I’ve missed a Memorial Day (always first Sunday in May) my entire life.

A transcription of Hillcrest or Vardaman Cemetery by former resident James Morgan (Sonny) Young is our model. Seeing his excellent work on that census inspired us to undertake the same thing for Midway. We are indebted to Sonny for his pattern and his help with the tables and other technical aspects of our transcription. I also want to acknowledge the help of my husband, Dewitt Spencer, and cousins Norman Griffin and Bobby Inmon.

We tried to put in the notes section just the information appearing on the tombstone or marker with additional information within brackets. For easier reading, quotation marks were placed around quotes although they may not have appeared on the tombstone.

I know we made many mistakes, and we will appreciate your letting us know those for correction. Contact Zilla Spencer, 382 Hwy 341 S, Vardaman, Ms, 38878; phone 662-682-7732 or e-mail at zillad@tycom.net. We intend to have hard copies of this census available in exchange for a donation to the cemetery fund at the annual memorial or by contacting Bobby Inmon, P.O. Box 72, Vardaman, Ms 38878, phone 662-682-7331 or e-mail Binmon@tds.net

Zilla Rose Morgan Spencer

April 2005

Midway Cemetery Census

This area has few graves. It is populated with pine and other trees.

The Northwest Section is the area to the west of the north-south access road and to the north of the access road running

east and west.

The Central Section is the area south of the east-west access road and running south to a line ending with

the Hermit Morgan monument as the southern-most marker.

The Southeast Section begins on a line made by the Tabb monument and runs uphill, albeit in a southerly direction, and

each row begins in a more easterly direction. This section ends where the woods close in slightly on the west side.

The Southwest Section begins with the Boyette markers.

Note: In the large open area west of the Central and part of the Southeast Sections, there were many slave markers and

possibly other graves. At one time, cedar crosses stood above the slave graves but time has destroyed these. The last monument

currently in the Southwest Section is that of Billy Thomas (Tommy) Penick, Jr. In making the census each row was begun

in the northeast corner (as indicated on the map).

Please use your Search or Find buttons to locate names

and your BACK button to return to the Cemetery Page.

This is very important if you go to Midway to actually see a grave!

The reference cell to the left of each name indicates the section, row, and site the grave is located.

Thus CR3S36 indicates the marker is located in the Central Section, Row 3, and Site 36.

MIDWAY CEMETERY MIDWAY BAPTIST CHURCH

NE	NORTHEAST SECTION
REF	NAME	BORN	DIED	ADDITIONAL INSCRIPTIONS [OR NOTES]
				Row 1
NER1S14	Langford, Joshua Hayden	Feb. 24,2001	Feb.24, 2001	Son of Josh and Shelda Langford “Our Little Angel”
				Row 2
NER2S13	Langford, Dorothy Ruth	Oct. 7, a933		Children, Randal and Patti, GrandC., D. J., Josh, Anna, Ashley, GGS, Tanner.
NER2S14	Langford, J. C. (Sonny)	Mar. 27, 1930	Nov. 3, 2001	Married, Nov. 20, 1949
				Row 3
NER3S1	Hayes, Margaret Jane Morgan	Jan. 23, 1930
NER3S2	Hayes, Darby Michael (Max)	Apr. 26, 1928	Dec. 26, 1988	Masonic Emblem Shriner Emblem Married Dec. 22, 1948
				Row 4
NER4S8	Howard, Cecil Earl	Dec. 24, 1949	Dec. 24, 1949	“In God’s Care” [Son of Cecil & Rose Howard.]
NER4S9	Howard, Rose Inmon	Apr. 9, 1921
NER4S10	Howard, Cecil S.	Feb. 7, 1919
				Row 5 [ No markers]
				Row 6
NER6S3	Tedder, Jennie Sue Hardin	Aug. 25, 1929
NER6S4	Tedder, James Melvin, Sr.	Apr. 26, 1925	Dec. 15, 1997	Married Jan 5 1946 Our Children, James, Danny, Kathy, John US Army WWII Purple Heart,
NER6S17	Robertson, Janet Inmon	Sep 8, 1944	Mar 17, 2004	“Rest In Peace”
NER6S18	Robertson, Boyd Wayne,	Oct 19, 1948		“Rest In Peace”
				Row 7
NER7S13
NER7S14	Collins, Fred Stewart	Oct 26, 1954	Jul.28, 2002
				Row 8 [There are no markers.]
				Row 9
NER9S17	Griffin, Peggy Inmon	Sept 26 1924
NER9S18	Griffin, Hiram Wilton	Aug 24 1918	Dec 10 2003	“He loved the Brethern.” 1 John 3:14 Masonic, Eastern Star and Shriner Emblem US Navy WWII
NW	NORTHWEST SECTION
REF	NAME	BORN	DIED	ADDITIONAL INSCRIPTIONS [OR NOTES]
				Row 1
NWR1S1	Tedder, George Edward	Sept. 20, 1927	Nov. 10, 2002	Granddaddy Grandchildren Danny, Darin, George Ike, Jonathan, Amanda, Amy, Dina, Michelle, and Chris
NWR1S2	Tedder, Ruby Dean	Aug. 11, 1928		Our children Edna Mae, Lee Edward, and Junior Lee Married Dec 25 1943
REF	NAME	BORN	DIED	ADDITIONAL INSCRIPTIONS [OR NOTES]
				Rows 2-5 [There are no tombstones ]
				Row 6
NWR1S24	Tedder, Rubye A. Nichols	Sept.12, 1922	Mar. 19, 2001	“Our beloved mother” Barbara, Virginia, James Thomas, Rose, Emma, Rubye Nell, Robert, Harold
NWR6S1	Waits, James Alfred	Sept. 30, 1940	May 8, 1998	Children Susan Hawkins, John Alfred, Virginia Harrington
NWR6S20	Fleming, Bessie Gilder	Aug. 9, 1928		Fleming children Emily Ruth, Ava Jacque, Kimberly Hope
NWR6S21	Fleming, Van Buren	Oct. 31, 1921	Mar. 3, 2001	[US Navy WW II]
NWR6S24	Eastridge, W. [Winnie] Jacqueline Gilder	Jun. 21, 1930
NWR6S25	Eastridge, Charles Edwin M.D.	Feb. 18, 1921	Mar. 22, 1998
NWR6S29	Gilder, Naomi Spratlin	Nov. 21, 1921	Jul. 21, 2004
NWR6S30	Gilder, Rufus Rivers, Jr.	Dec. 13, 1918	Apr. 23, 1999	[US Navy WW II]
				Row 7 [There are no markers. ]
				Row 8
NWR8S11	Morgan, Virginia H.	Feb. 27, 1921	Aug. 30, 2003	Married Aug. 21, 1938 Our children Linda, Tommy and Sheila
NWR8S12	Morgan, James Richard “Treetop”	Aug. 5, 1919	Sept. 5, 1996	[US Marine Corp. WW II]
NWR8S13	Tedder, Shelia Morgan	Jul. 21, 1949	Apr. 17, 1995	“A loving mother” Children Jill, Ginger, Erica, Jamie
				Row 9 [There are no markers.]
				Row 10
NWR10S9	Morgan, Helen Virginia (Polly) Stephens	Aug. 2, 1922		Wed Nov. 4, 1938
NWR10S10	Morgan, Hermit William	Apr. 1, 1919	Sept. 29, 1988	[US Navy WW II]
NWR10S17	Tedder, Jimmie Lee	Aug. 12, 1907	Mar. 22, 1988	“Together Forever”
NWR10S18	Tedder, William Emerson	May 24, 1903	Jun. 11, 1981
NWR10S21	Tedder, Ethelene Bailey	May 10, 1937		Married Aug. 29, 1964
NWR10S22	Tedder, Thomas Lee	Apr. 9, 1921	Oct. 21, 1989	[US Army WW II]
NWR10S23	Tedder, Ella Mae	Jun. 23, 1899	Oct. 9, 1981	Wed Nov. 16, 1919
NWR10S24	Tedder, Wilma Lee	Apr. 3, 1901	Sept. 3, 1979	“Our love goes with you and our soul awaits to join you”
NWR10S26	Dendy, Ella Mae	Oct. 17, 1914	Jan. 25, 1987
NWR10S27	Dendy, James D.	Jan. 13, 1914	Apr. 19, 1979
				Row 11
NWR11S9	Lantrip, Sarah Eugenia	May 2, 1922		Psalm 1
NWR11S10	Lantrip, Edmond Danner	Nov. 15, 1915	Feb. 10, 1992
NWR11S22	Inman, Shirley Hughes	Jul. 26, 1936		“He was our strength , love, and friend”
NWR11S23	Inman, Andrew Eliard	Aug. 21, 1932	Sept. 16, 1996	[HM 2 US Navy Korea]
NWR11S24	Inman, Lela Nell	Jul. 10, 1962	Jan. 8, 1966	Dau. of Andrew & Shirley Inmon “In God’s care”
NWR11S25	Inmon, Lillie Dendy	Dec. 16, 1907	Jan. 18, 1987
NWR11S26	Inmon, Jack Rish	May 26, 1908	Mar. 6, 1987
NWR11S29	Inmon. Julia Kaye	May 6, 1978	Jan. 29, 1979	Dau of Jack & Dianne Inmon “She brought us love and joy” [color picture]
NWR11S30	Thompson, Tarlene Walls	Nov. 18, 1921		Married Nov. 16, 1944
NWR11S31	Thompson, James Burdine	May, 1, 1921	Jul. 1, 1995
REF	NAME	BORN	DIED	ADDITIONAL INSCRIPTIONS [OR NOTES]
				Row 12
NWR12S23	Roberts, Martha Lee	Feb. 22, 1900	Jan. 9, 1988	Married Oct. 10, 1920
NWR12S24	Roberts, James Earnest	Nov. 24, 1899	Feb 1, 1982
NWR12S25	Mitchell, Mickey Labon	Apr. 9, 1922	Nov. 12, 1981	Married Oct. 13, 1940
NWR12S26	Mitchell, Roy	Nov. 18, 1914	Jul. 14, 1984
				Row 13 [There are no tombstones]
				Row 14
NWR14S23	Langston, Pearl Hicks	Oct. 15, 1897	Dec. 7, 1988	Eastern Star emblem
NWR14S24	Langston, Gilbert L.	Jan. 6, 1899	Apr. 12, 1982	Masonic emblem married Aug. 17, 1918

REF	NAME	BORN	DIED	ADDITIONAL INSCRIPTIONS [OR NOTES]
C	CENTRAL SECTION	---	---	[Begins at east-west access road, ends at east-west line beginning at Hermit Morgan tombstone]
	Row one begins on the east side near church and runs by front gate			Row 1
CR1S11	Casey, James A.	1963	1963	Son of Mr and Mrs Lynn Casey
CR1S14	Edmondson, Etoyle	Feb 4 1904	Jul 17 1954
CR1S15	Edmondson, Selmer	Mar 25 1908	Nov 4 2001
CR1S17	Hamilton, Callie	1871	1947
CR1S18	Hamilton, Nute	1861	1939	“Only sleeping”
CR1S20	Vanlandingham, Adon	1908	1964
CR1S21	Vanlandingham, Willie	1904	1964	Married 1934
CR1S24	Franklin, Bobby Van	Jun 30 1938
CR1S25	Franklin, Jerry Hensley	Jun 20 1938
				Row Two
CR2S10	Whitt, Earlene V.	Feb 7 1926	Mar 4 2005
CR2S11	Whitt, John Lee	Sept 12 1922	Sept 9 1988	Married Jan 8 1941
CR2S13	Gilder, Lottie Lee	1889	1974
CR2S14	Gilder, Oscar K.	1885	1946
CR2S17	Sanderson, Martha A	1919	2004	[Houston Funeral Home marker]
CR2S20	Sanderson, Laudie J.	1891	1965
CR2S21	Sanderson, Julius G.	1876	1947
CR2S22	Warner, Callie Sanderson	1868	1950
CR2S23	Morgan, Hattie Clark	Sept 4 1920
CR2S24	Morgan, Fairlee	Aug 1 1913	Mar 14 1977
CR2S25	Sanderson, Julia Ann	1872	1929
CR2S26	Sanderson, William Asaph	1872	1943
CR2S28	Morgan, “Rosa” Franklin	Feb 9 1870	Dec 22 1960	“At rest”
CR2S29	Morgan, “Billy” John W.	Jun 30 1867	Mar 27 1948
CR2S30	Cook, Garah Morgan	Jan 8 1906	Mar 25 1961
CR2S31	Davidson, India Morgan	Oct 29 1893	Feb 8 1976	Mother
CR2S32	Davidson, William J.	Mar 25 1886	Feb 10 1947	Daddy
				Row 3
CR3S10	Vanlandingham, Monnie Herring	May 16 1912	May 10 2003	“Asleep in Jesus”
CR3S11	Vanlandingham, Jewett Lee	Sept 10 1904	Jan 18 1987
CR3S12	Vanlandingham, Terry Wayne	Jul 21 1946	Mar 15 1993	US Navy Vietnam
CR3S13	Vanlandingham,	Aug 4 1952	Aug 4 1952	Infant son of M/M J. L. Vanlandingham
CR3S14	Herring, Wayne S.	Sept 24 1898	Oct 21 1971
CR3S15	Herring, Lorine K.	Oct 22 1908	Nov 15 1946
CR3S17	Roberts, Blanche E.	Oct 14 1887	Apr 20 1980
CR3S18	Roberts, Victor B.	Feb 16 1889	Oct 30 1957	Masonic emblem
CR3S19	Roberts, Nannie W.	Jan 26 1889	Aug 20 1946	Eastern Star emblem
CR3S20	Roberts, Walter N.	Dec 22 1896	Apr 7 1961	Masonic emblem
CR3S23	Griffin, G. Wrennie	Feb 1 1910	Aug 18 1942	“Tho’ lost to sight, to memory dear”
CR3S26				[marker- may have been a grave]
CR3S27	Inmon, Violet Morgan	Apr 30 1902	Jun 6 1999	“We never lose the ones we love, for even though they are gone, within the hearts of those who care their memory lingers on.”
CR3S28	Inmon, Eliard Norman	May 3 1900	Oct 31 1880
CR3S29	Inman	Aug 21 1922	Aug 21 1922	Infant son of Mr & Mrs Norman Inman
CR3S31	Hill, Glenda Louise	Oct 3 1933	May 19 1938
CR3S32	Franklin, Susie H.	1878	1926
CR3S33	Unknown			[writing was indecipherable or may be marker]
CR3S34	Franklin, Alvin L.	1878	1919	“Those whom God loves die young.”
CR3S36	Caples, Willie M.	Apr 21 1890	Feb 10 1940	355 Inf 89^th Div
CR3S37	Caples, Winnie Jane Inman Morgan	Jan 18 1899	Oct 26 1972	Mother “Asleep in Jesus”
CR3S38	Morgan, Hermit W.	Sept 11 1896	Oct 9 1918	“He died as he lived, trusting in God He died in the service of his country” [flag emblem]
				Row 4
CR4S7	Hyde, William Zack	May 24 1916	Dec 14 1991
CR4S9	Woodruff, Addie Morriss	Mar 15 1903	Nov 2 1988
CR4S10	Woodruff, James Frank	Jul 23 1899	Mar 7 1989	Wed Feb 24 1924
CR4S15	Hicks, Jane Morgan	1848	1941	Wife of J.W. Hicks
CR4S16	Hicks, W.J.	Jan 26 1848	Sept 28 1928	“He has gone to the mansions of rest.”
CR4S19	Hicks, Mamie F.	Mar 6 1906	Nov 20 1997
CR4S20	Hicks, Clarence E.	Aug 11 1896	Jan 3 1981	[picture of a line of music]
CR4S22	Hicks, Gladys Elizabeth	Nov 12 1924	Dec 12 1924	Dau of Clarence and Mamie Hicks
CR4S23	Hicks, Loran Eugene	Nov 18 1922	Jun 18 1924	Son of Clarence and Mamie Hicks
CR4S27	Inmon, Robert Lee, II	Mar 24 1969	Apr 20 1978	Son of Bobby and Suzanne Inmon [on west side of tombstone is picture of the sun named “Sun” drawn by Rob] Rob “His tenderness and kindness shone on us like the sun.”
CR4S30	Inmon, Andrew Carl	Oct 11 1896	Jan 25 1964
CR4S31	Inmon, Ora Lillian	Feb 24 1897	Sept 7 1937	“Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal”
CR4S32	Inmon, Thomas Clay	Mar 27 1922	Mar 27 1922	Infant son of M/M A.C. Inmon
CR4S33	Inmon, Blondie Carlette	May 11 1920	Jul 25 1920	Infant dau of M/M A.C. Inmon
CR4S34	Inman, Maurice N.	Aug 23 1923	May 13 1999	“Too loved and missed to be forgotten”
CR4S35	Inman, Nita Jo	Jan 24 1937		“Loving wife, mother and grandmother”
				Row 5
CR5S1	Gilder, Sharon Lowe	May 18 1928
CR5S2	Gilder, William Jasper	Sept 15 1923	Apr 18 1997	US Navy WWII
CR5S3	Gilder, Virginia Doris	Jan 7 1925	Feb 22 2003
CR5S4	Gilder, Alfred Gene	Apr 24 1922	July 3 1991
CR5S5	Gilder, Wilker Inmon	Nov 26 1897	Nov 2 1983	Eastern Star Emblem
CR5S6	Gilder, Rufus Rivers	Mar 9 1898	July 24 1969	Masonic Emblem
CR5S7	Inman, Allene	Mar 6 1926
CR5S8	Inman, Jasper Owen	Dec 4 1919	Dec 29 1967
CR5S9	Wright, Edward F.	Mar 19 1936	May 13 1978	“Owe No Man Nothing But Love”
CR5S10	Wright, Edith	Feb 8 1916	Oct 23 1996
CR5S11	Wright, Floyd	Oct 27 1911	Feb 16 1975	“My Faith Looks Up To Thee”
CR5S12	Wright, Jessie Junior	Nov 30 1933	July 12 1936	Son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wright
CR5S13	Wright, Mary Jane	1859	1931	Mother
CR5S18	Williams, James Lewis Jr.	Sept 16 1951	Sept 16 1951	Son of J. L. & Alma A. Williams
CR5S19	Inman, William Barksdale Jr.	June 25 1931	June 25 1931
CR5S20	Inmon, U. T. Gordon	Feb 17 1911	Oct 14 1991
CR5S21	Inmon, William Barksdale	Dec 6 1910	Oct 24 1996
CR5S22	Edwards, J. D.	1860	1927	“Loves Last Tribute”
CR5S25	Buchanan, Della	Sept 9 1887	Apr 9 1973
CR5S26	Buchanan, Etta	Sept 26 1889	Apr 23 1971	“Our Father “
CR5S27	Buchanan, Catherine	Dec 18 1861	Dec. 27 1928	Wife Of D. A. J. Buchanan “ She has gone from our midst The bright star of our home And our once happy hearts are cheerless and lone”
CR5S28	Buchanan, D. A. J.	Jan 8 1861	Jan 12 1938	“Lord, Thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations.”
CR5S29	Edwards, John A. Jr.	Feb 3 1918		“Beloved Brother”
CR5S30	Edwards. Emily B.	Dec 27 1896	Dec 11`1986
CR5S32	Edwards, John A. Sr.	Oct 17 1889	Dec 18 1977
CR5S34	Land, Alfreda I.	Feb 15 1914	Nov 15 1966	“Not My Will But Thine Be Done”
CR5S35	Metzger, Tommie Land	1938	1955	“Not My Will But Thine Be Done”
				Row 6
CR6S3	Harmon, Rosanne Morgan	Jan 13 1925
CR6S4	Harmon, John Oren	Oct 24 1926	Dec 12 1992	Married Nov 16 1945 Our Children Rosemarie Julia John Michael US Navy WWII
CR6S5	Morgan, Margaret Inmon	Sept 27 1904	Nov 29 1963	Eastern Star Emblem
Cr6S6	Morgan, Julian Earl	Mar 31 1904	Dec 6 1997	Masonic Emblem
CR6S7	Inmon, Lula	May 25 1891	Feb 23 1960
CR6S8	Inmon, Grady	Dec 23 1892	Dec 7 1967
CR6S9	Mooneyham, Maeline Inman	Nov 9 1922	June 9 1941	“Was Far Too Sweet To Linger Long”
CR6S10	Inman, Bera Gammill	Aug 26 1913	Apr 18 1994
CR6S11	Inman, Rodney R.	June 16 1910	Mar 16 1980	“In Loving Memory”
CR6S12	Inmon, Ella Mae	Feb 5 1913	Nov 14 1935	Wife of R. R. Inmon
CR6S13	Ghrist, John	Dec 24 1943	May 13 1959	“Thy Will Be Done On Earth As It Is In Heaven”
CR6S14	Summerall, Jewell	Nov 15 1898	Apr 14 1988
CR6S15	Summerall,Julian	Oct 23 1900	Jan 30 1959
CR6S17	Williams, Brian Inmon	Aug 12 1976	Nov 12 1994	“In God’s Care “ [colored picture]
CR6S20	Morgan, Wilma Rose	July 13 1934	July 14 1934	Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Morgan “Gone to be an Angel”
CR6S21	Morgan, Altha Lantrip	Jan 7 1910	Dec 2 1979
CR6S22	Morgan, Cecil Howard	Apr 10 1908	Nov 2 1995
CR6S32	Huey, Mary	Mar 11 1820	Apr 15 1882	Wife of S. Huey 62ys 1m. 4d. [Broken Marker] “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”
				Row 7
CR7S5	Morgan, Lucille Inmon	Sept 3 1901	Aug 8 1968	Eastern Star Emblem
CR7S6	Morgan, Grady Walter	Sept. 21 1900	May 19 1976	Masonic Emblem
CR7S9	Lantrip, Irene	Nov 7 1886	Feb25 1967
CR7S10	Lantrip, Tallie	Sept 19 1886	Mar 10 1960
CR7S13	Eastman, Mildred L.	Mar 5 1912	Apr 4 1957	“They Gave Their Today For Our Tomorrow”
CR7S14	Eastman, Carl S.	Sept 24 1909
CR7S18	Summerall, Martha S.	July 26 1931		“In God’s Care”
CR7S19	Summerall, Travis I.	Mar 25 1927	Nov 29 2003	Wed Jan. 12 1952 US Air Force Korea In God’s Care
CR7S20	Stewart, Lonnie R.	Apr 5 1900	May 18 1989	“God Maketh No Mistake”
CR7S22	Franklin, Effie S.	Dec 23 1883	May 23 1953
CR7S23	Franklin, Jeff	May 30 1875	Feb 13 1971	“Forever With The Lord”
CR7S24	Inman, Kathleen	July 8 1904	Sept 26 1994	“Loved And Remembered”
CR7S25	Inman, Vardaman	Jan 21 1903	July 10 1985	“Loved And Remembered”
CR7S27	Inman, Anthony	May 28 1942	July 6 1943	“From Mother’s Arms To The Arms Of Jesus”
CR7S28	Inman, Infant	Dec 1 1931		Infant Of Mr. And Mrs. J. V. Inman “Safe In The Arms Of Jesus”
CR7S29	Inman, Pauline	Sept 14		“Safe In The Arms Of Jesus”
CR7S30	Hardin, Mary Kate Inman	Feb 16 1925		Married Oct 24 1942
CR7S31	Hardin, Oliver “Steve”	Sept 19 1917	Mar 17 2003
CR7S32	Robinson, Toni Hardin	Mar 12 1952		Wed Aug 26 1988 “ Loved and Remembered”
CR7S33	Robinson, Arthur	Mar 13 1946	Nov 24 2001	US Army Vietnam
				Row 8
CR8S1	Inmon, Disye Alice	Sept 27 1903	May 9 1973	Mother
CR8S2	Inmon, Leroy V.	Jan 2 1901	Jan 5 1981	Father
CR8S6	Summerville, Lillian Vera	July 2 1895	Dec 21 1970
CR8S7	Summerville, James Riley	Dec 23 1887	May 30 1971
CR8S8	Summerville, James Raiford	Jun 14 1914	Mar 25 1984
CR8S9	Summerville, Sam R.	Feb 10 1923	May 30 1991	“In God’s Care” US Navy WWII Korea Vietnam
CR8S11	Wright, W. B.	Sept 26 1938	Mar 29 2000	[Temporory Marker]
CR8S12	Wright, Melvin Anderson	June 25 1946	Feb 3 2001	“It Is Well With My Soul”
				Row 9
CR9S1	Mooneyham, Lerline Inman	Sept 15 1920	Apr 1 1985
CR9S2	Mooneyham, Venoy	Feb 9 1912	Aug 11 1964
CR18S35	Townsend, Omher E.	Jul 17 1902	Jun 2 1978	“A good friend” [grave is in southwest corner of central section near treeline]