CAPITOLA CEMETERY, Capitola, Leon County, Florida

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Directions:  From US 27, south of Tallahassee (actually heading east), turn left
on W.W. Kelly Road.  Just before you cross the railroad tracks at a marked crossing,
bear right on Capitola Road.  Turn right on Captram Road - this is a dirt road.  Go
past a number of houses to an area where there aren't any on the left.  There are two
posts with the entrance chained off.  The area is marked No Trespassing, St. Joe Paper
Company.  You should get permission from St. Joe to enter this trail.  There was once
an alternate way to the cemetery from Whitehouse Road, but we could not locate it. 

The cemetery is an 8 minute walk from the entrance on Captram Road.  Stay on the trail. 
When you come to a big clearing, there will be trails to left, center and right.  
There is a small sinkhole or pond on the right.  Take the trail that bears to the left.
You're about halfway there.

The cemetery is located in a heavily wooded area, and is approximately 50 feet from the
trail on the left side.  On the trail, heading 52 degrees from N, the cemetery is on the 
left under the trees. It's easy to miss as the shade from the trees obscures it.  It is
surrounded by an iron fence, and sections are missing.  It is approximately 52 x 45 feet
in size.  The graves appear to be in four rows, but the condition is so bad that there 
may be others we didn't see.


ALLEN, Baby Girl, d. Nov 22  1965, metal stake, near break in fence closest to trail.

BOYD, Berry Folsom, b. Jan 8 1860, d. Sep 23 1943, Row 2, last grave near back fence.

DUPREE, Capitola M., b. Apr 19 1898, d. Aug 7 1910 
DUPREE, Enloe R., b. Mar 2 1903, d. Aug 8 1910 
DUPREE, Capitola M., b. Apr 19 1898 D. Aug 7 1910, Children of J.J. and Betty M. DuPree, 
 "Gone but not forgotten", (Both inscriptions on one marker w/Enloe)
DUPREE, Enloe R., b. Mar 2 1903 d. Aug 8 1910, Children of J.J. and Betty M. DuPree, 
 "Gone but not forgotten", (Both inscriptions on one marker w/Capitola)

REGISTER, E. Haygood, b. Nov 28 1907, d. Sep 26 1911, "Ea (rest is unreadable) Haygood, 
 son of C.G. and Ruthy Register, born Nov 28 1907, died Sept 26 1911.  Suffer little children 
 for to come unto me and forbid them not, for such is the Kingdom of Heaven."  Row 2, closest 
 to front fence.
REGISTER, Elizabeth Ann, b. Apr 11 1844, d. Apr 24 1914, "Wife of J.T. Register, A good wife and 
 affectionate mother.  Gone but not forgotten." Row 1, near back fence.
REGISTER, Infant, "Infant of J.C. and Mamie Register", Row 1, left of Mazie Register.
REGISTER, Mazie, b. Jan 27 1904, d. Sep 27, 1913, "Mazie, Daughter of J.C. and Mamie Register, 
 Jan 27 1904, Sept 27, 1913, We trust our loss will be her gain and that with Christ she is gone to reign." 
 Row 1, approximately halfway between front and back fences.

WALLACE, Annie Joe, b. Dec 15 1871, d. Feb 2 1936, Row 4, approximately 2/3 down row toward back fence.
WALLACE, Samuel K., b. Sep 20 1850, d. Apr 23 1915, "At Rest", Woodmen of the World marble monument shaped
 like a tree trunk.  Circular seal near top with words "dum tacet clamat."  Inscription for Samuel located
 below. Row 4, halfway between front and back fences, to left of Annie Joe Wallace.
WALLACE, William T. Sr., b. Feb 26 1890, d. Jun 16 1947, Row 4, 1/3 of way down row  toward back fence. Just
 to left of Samuel K. Wallace.
WERTS, Mary E., b. Sep 27 1856, d. Jul 9 1936, Row 2, just left of Berry Folsom Boyd, near back fence.