Saint Cemetery, Franklin, Alabama

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Directions to cemetery: From the intersection of Hwy. 43 and Franklin 
County Hwy. 48 in Russelville, AL, take Hwy. 48 east for 8.4 miles.  Turn 
left onto Franklin County Hwy. 87 and continue for .3 miles.  Cemetery is 
located on the left side of the road on a small hill.



1.  Nancy L. Johnson
    b. July 9, 1937
    d. no death date
    Inscription:  "Gone but not forgotten"

2.  Bobby J. Johnson
    b. July 5, 1934
    d. no death date
    Inscription:  "Gone but not forgotten"

3.  Robert F. Saint
    b. January 6, 1859
    d. November 4, 1937
    Inscription:  "Gone but not forgotten"

4.  James Saint
    b.  November 23, 1823
    d.  September 4, 1899
    Inscription:  "Sleep on father sweetly sleep while thy children around
    thee weep."

5.  Mary A. wife of James Saint
    b.  August 1, 1836
    d.  June 23, 1908
    Inscription:  "Mother thou hast from us flown, To the regions far
    above.  We to thee erect this stone, consecrated by our Lord.
    Children"

    (Note:  This is Mary Ann Crittendon Saint)

6.  James G. Saint
    January 7, 1900