MUSCOGEE COUNTY, GA - CEMETERY  Woolfolk 

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WOOLFOLK CEMETERY
There was a Woolfolk cemetery on Ft. Benning which was
for the slaves and was mistakening covered over during
the construction back in the 1920's.  It is believed
that Col. James Tait an American Revolution British
soldier who lived among the Creeks is buried there.
Many historians have placed the cemetery under the
Judge Advocates parking lot across the street from
their offices which was at one time Arthur Bussey's
Creamery.  A black lady named Mrs. Day pointed to the
spot in 1981 and said that was a cemetery when I was a
young girl.  Mrs. Day was born at Shack, GA which is
now Ft. Benning.  The Woolfolk home was of course
located in Wynnton behind Wendy's on 12th Street and
was on a hill.