Chatham County GaArchives History .....Savannah Cemeteries 1899 1900
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CEMETERIES.

  Cathedral Cemetery—Situated on the Thunderbolt road, two miles from the city.
Organized 1852. J. O'Driscoll, keeper.

  Evergreen Cemetery Co. of Bonaventure—Office, 117 Bay, e. Incorporated 1849.
J. H. Estill, president; W. M. Davant, vice president; O. E. Cohen, secretary
and treasurer. Directors: J. H. M. Clinch, Fred C. Wylly, W. M. Davant, J. H.
Estill, O. E. Cohen. Cemetery situated about 3 l/2 miles from the city.

  Hebrew Cemetery—Situated west end of Anderson, adjoining Laurel Grove Cemetery.

  Laurel Grove Cemetery — West end of Anderson. C. C. Hill, keeper. Laid out by
James O. Morse in 1852, under the administration of Mayor Richard D. Arnold. The
first burial in this place was Miss Mary Louise Smith, aged 13, who was interred
Oct. 13, 1852. 

COLORED.
 Laurel Grove — Adjoining Laurel Grove.



Additional Comments:
From:

CHRONOLOGICAL  HISTORY OF SAVANNAH,
From Its Settlement by Oglethorpe down to December 31, 1899,
Together with a Complete Record of the City and County, and
SAVANNAH'S ROLL OF HONOR,

      A Roster of the Soldiers who have in three wars
Gone Forth at their Country's Call, from this City.

A. E. SHOLES, Compiler.

SAVANNAH, GA.: THE MORNING NEWS PRINT.
1900.




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