Georgia:  Gwinnett County: Nesbitt Family Cemetery - Lilburn Ga. Hwy 29

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Nesbitt Family Cemetery - Lilburn Ga. Hwy 29

*This list is not alphabetical in order to preserve the family groupings 
in the cemetery.

**Breaks in the list indicate information that was carried over
to the next line to eliminate confusion.



Nesbitt Rebecca J June 24, 1820 July 16,1905 Wife of A.C. Nesbit
Nesbitt Infant Mr. & Mrs. W.T.
Nesbitt Mary Prince Mar 25, 1849 Apr 11, 1913
Nesbitt M.K. Dec 24, 1824 Sep 8, 1904 Age 79 yr, 8 mo, 15 days
Nesbitt Joseph N. Apr 27, 1860 Age 44 yrs, 11 mos, 7 days

Nesbitt Walter J Aug 9, 1864 Age 8 yrs.
Nesbitt Craig Age 2 yrs, 11 mos., 16
Days

Nesbitt Charlton H March 6, 1860 Age 30 yrs, 5 mos., 6
Days

Nesbitt Mary Nov 27, 1789 Jan 3, 1849 Born In Virginia
Craig James Adair Mar 6, 1852 Aug 17, 1859 Infant son of P.M. & P.

Craig Mary Dec 8, 1853 June 16, 1858 Inf. Of P.M. & P Craig
Craig Parrizade(?) Mar 21, 1825 Mar 11, 1860
Nesbitt Wm Jan, 1789 June 27, 1863
Nesbitt Lulu Luckie Oct 12, 1858 Jan 25, 1924 Wife of Robt. P
Nesbit A. C. Mar 5, 1823 May 13, 1883
Nesbit Wm Age 42 yrs
Nesbit Nellie C Apr 11, 1893 Oct 21, 1895 Dau. of E.A. & C.L. Nesbit

William Nesbit 1789 1863 Veteran of War of 1812

.................Supervised the building of Military Rd from Ft.
Daniel to a shallow ford on the Chattahoochee River. This is now
Peachtree Rd. About 1815, meeting at the Wynn (?) house at Hog
Mountain, he and others began the creation of Gwinnett County and
was appointed the first Sheriff and was elected the 2nd and 4th
year. As state legislator, he represented Gwinnett County at 
Lawrenceville(?) from 1829 to 1837. On this site is located his 
Plantation of 650 acres.


Transcribed from a very worn Plaque at the Cemetery.