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Sherry (Fuller) Landavazo tikilover1946@yahoo.com November 14, 2006, 11:11 pm

Cemetery:           Clem United Methodist Church Cemetery
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Date Of Photograph: May 1999
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The church is on Clem Lowell Rd. It is a small community of Carrollton so when 
we were searching we had a difficult time in finding it. I only started out 
knowing my Dad was born in Clem and it was one of those things when you read 
signs on the road you are now entering then a few miles down you are now 
leaving. We took the main highway heading out of Perry and I can't think of the 
name right now that led to Clem. Another point is that Henry Fuller's property 
was on Old Newnan Hwy and at one time was Old New York. We had met with M.T. 
Fuller, who is the Fuller Family Historian for Carrollton, and he has so much 
knowledge of the area and what a treasure he is. He is in his 80's now and 
sharp as a tack. We saw in the church records that Henry and Ora plus sons 
Walter (my grandfather), Emmett, and daughter Bertha were admitted to the 
church Nov. 4, 1900. The other children hadn't come along yet

I can add that Henry Taylor Fuller was born May 17, 1846 and died Sept. 9, 
1922. His wife Ora Rebecca Fullilove was from Oct. 2, 1848 to Aug. 8, 1916. I 
went to the Clem United Methodist Church Cemetery and took pictures of the 
headstones. We also had a chance to go into the church which was rebuilt from 
the original that founded in 1897 burned down many years ago. My father and 
grandparents did attend this one as it stands now which was rebuilt in 1909. 
Reverand William Davenport was the first. Pastor Tom Howson is presently in 
charge. It is small and has maybe 8 pews if I remember correctly but so lovely.

I had such a great feeling knowing my family had been there too. 



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