MCDUFFIE COUNTY, GA -Ansley Family Cemetery 

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Ansley Family Cemetery 


Located in the Woods  Across the Road from the Rock House
Cemetery is far back from the Dirt Road in a Grove of Trees
There is one Large Stone marker and graves are marked with small white wooden crosses.


Marker reads as follows


Front


The Rock House Built by Thomas Ansley   c1785
Owners ‘* ‘ who are probably Buried in the Cemetery


Thomas Ansley Sr  1737 - 1809
*1782 - 1798


Rebecca Cox Ansley 1732 - 1814


Able Ansley Sr   1761 - 1822
* 1798 - 1822


Lydia Morris Ansley   1770 - 1838
*1822 - 1838



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In memory of


William Duckworth  1774 - 1809
Mary (Ansley) Morris  1745 - 1815
Harriett Ansley 1812 - 1820
Mary (Simpson) Ansley 1778 - 1820
Thomas W Ansley 1812 -1820
Elizabeth (Jones) Ansley 1787 - 1821
Rebecca (Ansley) Duckworth 1775 - 1826
Sara J (Stanford) Ansley 1790 - 1832
Mary Polly Ansley 1790 -1833
Mary (Ansley) Reddish 1791 - 1836
James J Isdale 1786 - 1836
Henrietta (Ragland) Ansley 1777 - 1837
Thomas Ansley Jr 1767 - 1837
Samuel B Reddish 1789 - 1837
Joseph Ansley 1775 - 1838
Mary ‘Amasa’ (Adkins) Ansley 1796 - 1838
Hester Ann (Duckworth) Isdale 1793 - 1838
Ann Ansley 1801 - 1848





The Great Tornado (Type 5) Entered McDuffie Co at RR Mile Post 
42 at 12:45 PM March 20 1875.
The Rock House Lost windows , a Cookhouse, corncrib and Gin 
In the Center of the Cemetery a Giant old Oak was Blown over 
This Marker is in the center of the Tornado’s  Path  


Monument Erected 2002