Georgia:  Columbia County:  Chamblin Cemetery

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CHAMBLIN CEMETERY From the intersection of Georgia highways #150 and # 
104 (Pollard's Corner), travel approximately four miles NE on Hwy. # 150. 
The cemetery is located in the Lake Springs Recreation Area.

FOSTER, Richard No dates 
( Co. "B", 1st GA Militia, CSA )

FOSTER, J.H. 8-1-1862 9-21-1898 s/o Richard & S. Foster
("Gone to a Better Home Where Grief Cannot Come")

FOSTER, Lamar 7-27-1872 1-26-1872 s/o Richard & S. Foster
("We Will Meet Again")

GRMSLEY, Susan Elizabeth 10-10-1822 7-2-1845 w/o Wm. H. Grimsley
( "Sacred To the Memory Of") (d/o James & Elizabeth Pearre)

GRIMSLEY, William H. Unmarked h/o Susan Elizabeth Grimsley
(requested to be buried beside wife in will probated 10 Oct 1855)


This cemetery is possibly the site of many other unmarked graves. Wife of 
Richard Foster, Sophronia Evans Foster, may be buried at this location. 
There is a very old Magnolia tree near the Foster graves and the appearance 
of three unmarked graves. A large pile of stones, similar to ones used to 
form cemetery walls in this era and vicinity, are present.

Surveyed by: James A. Hall, Sr. 10 Nov 2000