CANDLER COUNTY, GA -  CEMETERY  New Beulah Church

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Betty Spaid <bermah@pineland.net> 
 Helen Sharpley <sharpley@pineland.net>

Permission granted by the Candler Candler County Historical
Society at P.O. Box 325, Metter, GA 30439 to post their
Cemetery Book on-line.  Files submitted by Betty Spaid and
Helen Sharpley December 2005.

They only have a few books to sell and don't plan to have
another printing.  The cost of the book is $30. including
shipping.   The book is hard bound, 449 pages with index.


New Beulah Church Cemetery  #37

#1                      Corine Edenfield
Corine
Dau of
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Edenfield
Nov. 15, 1918
Feb. 6, 1919
----Mothers arms
to the arms of Jesus
#2
Dr. Jack Christmas
Educator
November 29, 1942 - June 11, 1997
“He touched the lives of students”
#3
Frank Alton Watson
Sept. 28, 1905
Aug. 15, 1965
#4
James Lloyd Watson
Oct. 16, 1901
May 20, 1965
#5
James Daniel Watson
June 18, 1878
July 5, 1950
#6
Mittie Jones Watson
Dec. 29, 1881
Oct. 27, 1957
#7
Augustus H. Watson, Sr.
Mar. 18, 1897
Apr. 3, 1973
#8
Adrienne B. Watson
Nov. 4, 1901
Nov. 8, 1975
#9
Hubert Watson
Jan. 27, 1905
Feb. 25, 1982
#10
Leta Watson
Feb. 24, 1915
May 20, 1990
#11
Martha Watson
June 8, 1902
Jan. 23, 1968
#12
Pickens Fate Watson
Feb. 28, 1912
Mar. 16, 1947
#13
Pickens W. Watson
Mar. 29, 1867
Dec. 31, 1918
#14
Maggie B. Watson
Aug. 8, 1868
Dec. 14, 1956
#15
Thomas E. Watson
June 8, 1895
Oct. 16, 1936
His ---- are past
His work is done
He fought the fight
The victory won.
#16
Unknown
#17
Unknown
#18
Alfred Bennett Moore
Sept. 10, 1888
Dec. 25, 1956
Father
In Loving Memory
#19
Rose Lee Pierce Moore
Nov. 6, 1888
Aug. 14, 1968
Mother
In Loving Memory
#20
Unknown
#21
Davis
#22
James Scarboro Watson
Oct. 5, 1933
Jan. 17, 1944
#23
Infant Watson
Infant son
Pete and Mary Watson
Jan. 12, 1948
#24
Unknown
Possibly “Sonny Boy” Brown
Believed to be first grave in cemetery
#25
Unknown










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Recorded by Betty W. Spaid and Ethel C. Watson  March 3, 1997