FARROR-LANE-FINNEY FAMILY CEMETERY, 
  BALDWIN COUNTY, GA 

  Copyright (c) 1999 by Susan J. Harrington. This copy contributed for
  use in the USGenWeb Archives by Susan J. Harrington,
  sharring@mail.gcsu.edu, representing the volunteers of the Baldwin
  County cemetery project of 1999.

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  Abbreviations used below: 
  G.M.D.= Georgia Militia District. An area on the Baldwin County 
  map generally indicating where in the county the cemetery is
  located.
  "f/o" = father of; "s/o" = son of; etc.
  "Insc:" = Inscription
  "per RCSG" = per or according to Lillian Henderson's "Roster of
  Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865" (6 volumes),
  1959-1964.


  G.M.D. 319 Predominant race: White Cemetery status: Inactive 

  DIRECTIONS:
  From the Baldwin County Courthouse, go west on Hancock Street for
  2 blocks or 0.2 mile (or the one large block containing Georgia
  College & State Univ.). Turn right on Clarke Street. Go one large
  block or 0.2 mile. Turn left onto Highway No. 22 (west) or
  Montgomery St. Go about 10.3 miles or 3.5 miles past Watson Rd. - 
  you should be near the Baldwin-Jones County line. Cemetery is on the
  left in a fenced-in area in the woods. Approx 150 ft from highway. 
  Can be seen from highway only in winter. Is at the address of 708
  Hwy 22. 

  LISTING: 
  1 J. B. Clark Jul 5 1798 Jul 30 1844
  2 Mrs. Lucretia Clark Jan 6 1773 Jul 1 1854
  3 Benjamin F. Finney Sep 4 1822 May 17 1893
  4 Mrs. M. C. Finney Jun 20 1826 Aug 19 1892 
  5 William Thomas Farrar/Farror Mar 30 1834 Sep 19 1897
  CSA Soldier 1st Sgt. Co. K, 42nd Ga Inf.
  Surrendered at Greensboro, NC on April 26 1865, per RCSG.
  6 Charles Thomas Andrews Apr 29 1849 Jan 17 1917
  Insc: s/o James Gray Andrews and Nancy Cate Bonner
  7 (unmarked slab) Dorinda Lane Andrews
  unmarked brick slab. W/o Charles Thomas Andrews. 
  Per Mrs. C.S. Cowan
  8 Fannie Eola Lane Bonner
  per Mrs. C.S. Cowan
  9 (unmarked slab) Samuel Henry Lane
  Grandfather of Mrs. C.S. Cowan. Per Mrs. C.S. Cowan
  10 (unmarked slab)
  At least 3 bricked but unmarked graves
  11 Norris E. Bonner Apr 12 1906 Sep 28 1909
  12 Clarence E. Bonner Apr 26 1888 Jan 3 1951
  13 Irene Farrar Bonner Sep 9 1874 Feb 18 1953
  Insc: w/o C.E. Bonner
  14 Matilda Lane Farrar Jan 17 1857 Feb 14 1879
  15 Ellen Peck Farrar Jan 28 1838 Apr 9 1872


  Indexed by Betty Dawson E-mail: sharring@mail.gcsu.edu