JONES COUNTY  GA  Barron Cemetery (2)

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Barbara Shore

Copied with permission from The History of Jones County by Carolyn White Williams

THE BARRON CEMETERY:  Near Rogers place SE of Round Oak on abandoned road.

Sarah, consort of James Finney and
Oldest dau of Samuel & Johanna Barron
Born in Hancock, GA 2 Feb 1794
Died in Jones Co., GA 21 Nov 1841

Abdington Barron, youngest son of
Samuel & Johanna Barron
Born 3 Oct 1809
Died 11 Mar 1852

William Barron, son of
Samuel & Johanna Barron
No dates

Elizabeth Barron, Consort of
William Barron
Born 14 Feb 1810
Died 11 Feb 1848




Annie Brazil Barron
1st wife of Samuel
Born 1754
Died 1809

William Greene Barron
3rd son of William & Elizabeth Barron
Born 5 Dec 1828
Died 29 July 1854

Many other graves, inscriptions obliterated by time.

BARRON CEMETERY:  located about 3 miles east of Round Oak at old Day Place on road to 
Eatonton

Benjamin Barron
Born 2 Jul 1802
Died 13 Nov 1872

Martha A. W. Barron
Died 18 Oct 1842 (1st wife)

Mary Ann Shropshire Barron 
(2nd wife) of Benjamin Barron
Born ______
Died 25 Jun 1949

Sarah Frances Shropshire Barron (3rd wife) of
Benjamin Barron
Died 19 Jun 1894
Born 6 Nov 1823

William Barron, son of
Benjamin & Martha A. W. Barron
Died in Richmond, VA 10 Oct 1861
Born 13 Apr 1840

Harrison C. Barron, son of
Benjamin & Martha A. W. Barron
Died near Richmond, VA 27 Jun 1862
(buried in VA)

John G. Barron, son of
Benjamin & Mary Ann Barron
Died 11 Apr 1874
Born 10 Jun 1849



Samuel Barron, son of
Benjamin & Martha A. W. Barron
Died 30 Jan 1843
Born 31 Mar 1842

Benjamin Barron, son of
Benjamin and Martha A. W. Barron
Died 30 Jan 1841
Born 9 Apr 1838

Unmarked graves are:  Florence Barron, Mattie Barron, Dolly Barron, Benny Barron.



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