Richmond County GaArchives Photo Tombstone.....LEITNER, Catharine A. 
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Cemetery:           Leitner Cemetery, Ft. Gordon, Augusta, Georgia
Name:               Catharine A. LEITNER

Date Of Photograph: May 2007
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In Memory Of
Catharine A. Leitner
Wife Of
Daniel Mc Cormick
Died 
Sept 6, 1900
Organizer and for 43 years
Superintendent of Linwood
Sunday School, A member of 
the Church and a Christian
Worker for 67 years.
"Well done good and faithful servant"

Additional Comments:
This cemetery was once the cemetery of Linwood Sunday School and Methodist 
Church, in what was once, the community of Pinetucky, near Berzelia, Georgia. 
Catharine A. Leitner was responsible for the erection of the oldest known 
confederate monument in Georgia (erected June 1866, in memory of her students 
that went to fight for the confederacy), which still stands today within this 
cemetery.
The U.S. Government purchased this area in 1941, for the purpose of expanding 
Camp Gordon, in the wake of World War ll.
Fort Gordon maintains upkeep of all the cemeteries within it's boundries. This 
cemetery is listed as "Cemetery # 30, Leitner Cemetery". It is located in 
Training Area #35, at the intersection of Gibson and Jones Chapel Roads.

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