Meriwether County GaArchives Photo Tombstone.....Lovett, J.W. 
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Cemetery:           Darden-Lovett/Old Wood Cemetery
Name:               J.W. Lovett

Date Of Photograph: September 2, 2005
Photo can be seen at:
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J.W. Lovett
15 Nov 1872-2 Dec 1874

Additional Comments:
Son of John Cuthbert Lovett and Julia W. Darden Lovett
Grandson of Napleon Bonaparte Lovett and Martha Ferrell Lovett
Grandson of Samuel Darden and Mary Ann Sidwell Darden
Great grandson of Thomas Fenzs Lovett Sr. and Rebecca Bonnell Lovett
Great grandson of Benjamin Ferrell
Great grandson of George Washington Darden Jr. and Elizabeth Strozier Darden
Great grandson of David Sidwell and Elizabeth Sidwell
Great, great grandson of Thomas Farnesley Lovett and Mary Ann Standley Lovett
Great, great grandson of Anthony Bonnell Sr. and Mary Ann Mills Bonnell
Great, great grandson of George Washington Darden Sr. and Martha Burch Darden
Great, great grandson of Peter Strozier and Margreta Dozier Strozier 

Great, great, great grandson of George Dearden/Darden and Anne Dearden/Darden and great, great, great grandsons of John Burch and Elizabeth Lanier Burch  



NOTES:
"Meriwether County, Georgia Cemeteries" By Priscilla Turner
The  Reprint Company
Spartanburg, SC, 1993
p.34-35
Located in the Eighth District on LL 60 on Oakfuskee
Trail/Old Greenville-Flat Shoals Road. The cemetery has been
damaged by fallen trees. Unfortunately some graves have been
completely destroyed over the past 20 years from bushhogging
and clearing of the timber near the cemetery. Read by
Gretchen Turner, Anne Turner, Warren Turner, and Priscilla
Turner.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:
It is believed a log cabin was first built before the other Darden house which was built in 1849 about a mile southwest of the Darden Cemetery.  Just outside the cemetery are the remains of the later Darden house.
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