Lee County Georgia Cemeteries - Adams Station Methodist Church Cemetery

Submitted by Debra Boswell  http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00010.html#0002467


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surveyed by the Lee County Historical Society

Adams Station Methodist Church Cemetery
U. S. Hwy 19 - Neyami Community
County Map grid D-3


Name                                                    Born			Died


Sallie Nebraska, dau of A. H. & A. K. Bass		1869			1891
Elmo, son of A. H. & A. K. Bass	1873			1891
Arrie Kersey, wife of Andrew H. Bass			1841			1901
Sim Kirsey (unmarked grave), son of Goodman and
       Nannie Kirsey, aged 65 years			No Date			June 28, 1936
Dorcus C. Pettis					1866			1953
David A. Pettis						1854			1929
Placed here by his son David Pettis, 
D. A. Pettis 						April, 14, 1812		Nov 21, 1887
Cader Roy Scarborough					December 21, 1897	March 09, 1948
Minnie Roberta Pierce, wife of C. W. Scarborough	October 4, 1867		Jan 11, 1911
Charlie Wesley Scarborough				October 12, 1856	July 10, 1925
Mrs. Martha J. F. Scarborough, 
age 36 yrs, 5 mos & 15 days				No Date			May 15, 1895

**notes 
From the Georgia Death Index
David a. pettis died Apr 26, 1929 Lee Co. 

From Albany Obituaries-Apr 16, 1953 gives Mrs. Dorcas Cobb Pettis death date as Apr 14, 1953 Miami, parents Tobe and Ann Hart Cobb of Sumter Co.
				
taken from the Lee County History Book by Debra Boswell with permission of
the Lee County Historical Society...April 2001