DUNKLIN CEMETERY, LOWNDES CO., AL

Track 14N, Range 13 E
A large, tall marker with information on all 4 sides:

East Side -
Ann H. DUNKLIN, Daughter of Thomas and Temperance HAMILTON, Born in 
 Greenville District, SC, May 28, 1784.  Died Feb. 11, 1868

Thomas and Temperance HAMILTON Rest Here

Revolutionary Soldier 1775 - 1783
Thomas HAMILTON - Placed by Francis Marion Chapter

South Side - These Are The Daughters of William and Ann H. DUNKLIN

Temperance Martin
Born Dec. 9, 1805
Died Aug. 7, 1830
(a wife of William Browning HARALSON, 
married aft. 1826)

Jane C(aroline) CAFFEY
Born Feb. 9, 1814
Died Oct. 14, 1874
(married Hugh Patrick CAFFEY)

Ann E. RAST
Born Jan. 13, 1818
No date of death on stone
(married John May PIERCE, 
May 24, 1836, Daniel RAST
Nov. 6, 1870)

Margaret Ann
Born Jan. 11, 1816
Died July 9, 1817

Mary Greenville
Born Oct. 4, 1820
Died Feb. 27, 1823

North Side - These Are The Sons of William and Ann H. DUNKLIN

Hance Hamilton DUNKLIN
Born July 28, 1901
Died May 17, 1846

John Hendrick DUNKLIN
Born Sept. 28, 1803
Died July 8, 1824

James W. DUNKLIN
No dates on the stone
(was born abt. 1805)

William A. DUNKLIN
Born jan. 30, 1810
No date of death on the stone

Thomas W(athin) DUNKLIN
No date of birth on the Stone
Died June 9, 1878
Age 66 years
(married Martha Georgiana CRUMPTON)

West Side - Sacred to the Memory of William DUNKLIN who was Born in 
 Orangeburg District, South Carolina, May 7, 1871 and Died in Dallas County, 
 Alabama, Jan. 7, 1828 in the 47th year of his age.

His Life was a bright illustration of a Christians Virturs - His Death the 
 triumph of a Christian's Faith.


Other markers in this cemetery:

In Memory of Ida Temperance DUNKLIN
Born Jan. 26, 1856
Died Apr. 11, 1856

John May PIERCE
Born in Richmond District, South Carolina, May 25, 1814
Died at Collerine, June 6, 1856

Little Jimmy, Infant son of J. M. & A. E. PIERCE, age 3 months

Our Precious Baby, Son of C. P. and Alice DUNKLIN, No Dates
(Charles Polk DUNKLIN and Alice HARDY were married on Dec. 20, 1877)

Original survey compiled and published by the Lowndes County Historical 
 Society, Oct. 1987.  Used by permission and contributed by Carolyn Golowka

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