BRYAN COUNTY, GA - CEMETERY  SAVAGE FAMILY

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SAVAGE FAMILY CEMETERY,  Richmond Hill, Georgia, Bryan
county, take Hwy 144 east. After crossing the railroad
tracks, turn left in Richmond Heights.   Go to the
back of the subdivision.  Cemetery is near the
intersection of Hermitage Street and Greenwich St.  It
is enclosed by a brick wall behind private homes, but
you can see it from the road.   Four graves are inside
the brick wall and one outside the wall next to a
fence.

Canvassed in November, 2003, and submitted by Roy and
LaMonnie H. Moore in January 2004.  Any comments,
questions or changes, please email:
roylam@bellsouth.net.


SAVAGE FAMILY CEMETERY

"Sacred to the memory of Mary Clay, daughter of Thomas
and Mary Savage, born in Charleston, S.C., Dec. 8,
1771, died in Bryan Co., Ga., Feb. 27, 1844."

"Sacred to the memory  of William Savage who died at
Silk Hope, October 20, 1838, aged 60 years."

"Sacred to the memory of Mary Elliott Savage, widow of
Thomas Savage of Charleston, only child of William and
Elizabeth Butler, who was born Aug. 19, 1748 and died
at Silk Hope, July 4, 1789"    Erected by her only
surviving child, Mary Clay, 1838

"Sacred to the memory of Thomas Savage who died  Oct.
10, 1812, aged 37 years.  Also, his son, Thomas, who
died April 30, 1816, aged three years."


Outside the brick walled plot  next to a fence:

Laing, Walter E.
July 30, 1879		June 1, 1902