JONES COUNTY  GA  Cemetery

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"History of Jones Co., Ga, 1807-1907" by Carolyn White Williams

FINNEY CHEMTERY

Benjamine Finney, first in Georgia, dates unknown.  Buried in cemetery on
Eatonton Highway about 3 miles north of Gray on land now owned by Mrs.
Lancaster.  This is grave bricked over.

Benjamin Finney, second of this name, buired same cemetery as above, 1785,
and died December 18, 1840.

Benjamin Finney, third of this name, buried same cemetery as above, born
March 6, 1810, died March 22, 1899.

His wife Jane Finney, born December 14, 1824, died September 15, 1898.

Julia Ann Finney, daughter of Jeremiah and Nancy Hoskins Morris of Baldwin
County, and wife of James Henry Finney, Born February 9, 1817, died March
31, 1880.

James Henry Finney, born May 5, 1813, Died November 1, 1877, Married to
Julia A. Morris, December 12, 1832.

Sarah Finney, wife of Benjamin Finned, born April 22, 1795, died February
11, 1853.

Thomas J. Finney, dates unknown except for the dates of his wife Mary M.
Finney, who died on July 24, 1859.

Benjamin T. Finney,  son of James H. ane Julia A. Finney, born April 18,
1836, died September 25, 1853.

James T. Finney, born December 12, 1852, died January 4, 1834, son of James
H. and Julia A. Finney.  buried in Highview cemetery, Gray, GA.

James H. Finney, son of James H. and Julia A. Finney, dates unknown, buried
in Fortville cemetery.

Martha J. Stewart, wife of Thomas J. Stweard, born September 9, 1825, died
July 2, 1846, was married October 28, 1847, was daughter of James H. and
Julia A. Finney, buried ememtery on Eatonton Highway, near Gray.

Jeremiah Morris and nancy Hoskins Morris, Parents of Julia A. Morris Finney,
wife of James H. Finney, are buired in Baldwin County on
Milledgeville-Sandersville Road, near the Moran Place.  The Moran family is
related to the Morris family.

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