Franklin County AlArchives Cemeteries.....Mount Joy Freewill Baptist Church - Partial Survey More to Come
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Linda Rogers Peck LillieLouEllyn@aol.com February 22, 2004, 2:17 am

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located 2 6/10 miles south of Phil Campbell turning off of 
Highway 13 South onto county Road 70. This is the old 
Centerpoint Community.Only Butler's and Freeman's are 
buried here. The old Butler and Freeman homeplaces are also 
on County Road 70.Both were on the right hand side .The old 
Butler Homepalce is now the homesite of Rodger Taylor.

Last Name             First Name    Middle Name   Birth          Death          Comment
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Butler                H.W.                        12-17-1895     07-03-1966     
Butler                Martnal                     July 19,1868   Jan.22,1935    Same stone with Anderson
Butler                Anderson                    Aug. 29,1863   Nov. 11,1947   Same stone with Martnal
Butler                Artie         M.            7-20-1889      4-25-1940      
Butler                W.M.                        8-21-1881      6-17-1947      
Butler                Lilla         Mart          3-21-1898      3-18-60        1960
Butler                T.A.                        8-13-1900      12-12-1960     
Freeman               Etta          Maxine        May 29,1936    May 30,1936    1 of 3 matching children's stones
Freeman               Betty         Jo            April 19,1937  April 19,1937  2 of 3 matching children's markers
Freeman               Helen         Jean          Sept. 10,1931  Sept. 2,1945   3 of 3 matching children's markers



Additional Comments:
The single stones for the Bulter graves are rectangular,8x4 inches and hand 
carved. There is a double bronze marker bearing an Eastern Star emblem and a 
Masonic emblem with the Freeman family name beside the three Freeman children's 
graves(not yet used).There is a very unusually shaped grave stone that is 
unreadable it could have been a double stone. It is shaped like a spade on a 
playing card (or a half heart) at a tilted angle.This stone is in line with the 
Butler stones.There is one unmarked grave at the end of the Freeman family 
children's graves.

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