Union Baptist Church Cemetery, Dekalb, Alabama

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This file was contributed by: 
Bill Emmett 
< emmett@farmerstel.com>
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August 2001
Union Baptist Church Cemetery, DeKalb County, Alabama

It seems certain that this cemetery is older than the Church/Community House, 
so it was probably orginally the O'Neal family cemetery.

This survey done by Bill and Glynne Emmett on July 23, 2001.

This cemetery is located at 3512 County Road 155, Dekalb County, Alabama, about 9 miles NE of Ider, Alabama.

Information in parenthesis was added as known by the surveyors and not inscribed on the headstones

Charles H. SHRADER          19 Sep 1935     25 Nov 1992
Letha Jane (GOFF) SHRADER    6 Oct 1945     24 Oct 1992

Acie C. SHRADER             29 Jun 1921     19 Apr 1985
Dorothy R. (RODEN) SHRADER  21 Jun 1926                    Footstone for Acie SHRADER reads Cpl. U. S. Army - World War II

C. H. O'NEAL                 6 Mar 1830      6 Oct 1894    (carved rock marker - death date is barely legible)

A. O'NEAL                   19 Jul 1799     29 Sep 1854    (carved rock marker - this marker is barely legible, 
                                                            these dates may be  incorrect)

(I believe these are the graves of Andrew O'NEAL and his nephew Cicero. They are not side by side, but in different rows.)

(It is also known that Martha Kizzie KETNER, first wife of Ozias Martin STEELE, is buried here in an unmarked grave.)

There are 29 other graves marked with rocks and no inscriptions.