Manley Cemetery, Spalding Co. GA

Submitted by: Erica Schoeneberg, <Erica.Schoeneberg@dot.state.ga.us>

The Manley Cemetery is located on SR 155, between Griffin and Luella,
Georgia.

Manley Cemetery
Spalding County, GA
Transcribed by Erica Schoeneberg and David Adair, Georgia Department of
Transportation
2-9-00


1. Taylor Buttrill Manley
11-28-1894 to 1-23-1986

2. Thomas T. Manley
7-24-1921 to 8-12-1932

3. T.M. Manley, Jr.
4-12-1892 to 11-27-1929

4. T.M. Manley
5-1-1845 to 4-11-1928

5. Nannie Patrick, wife of T.M. Manley
4-13-1855 to 3-19-1934

6. Marguerita, daughter of J.P. and M.H. Manley
5-5-1909 to 5-17-1911

7. Margaret Emma Manley, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth
3-8-1842 to 12-27-1921

8. Joseph Parson Manley
11-6-1877 to 7-9-1956

9. Marguerita Hopkins Manley, wife of Joseph Parson Manley
6-16-1884 to 7-30-1968

10. T.M. Manley III
7-23-1914 to 4-28-1990

11. Sarah Pierce Manley
2-16-1919 to 10-26-1994

12. Mathew Henry Hopkins Manley
Lt. JG U. S. Navy WW II
8-20-1916 to 7-14-1999

13. Joseph Parson Manley, Jr.
1st Lt. U.S. Army WW II
9-29-1910 to 8-23-1998

14. Concrete mixed with shell headstone and footstone
Unmarked or eroded

15. Jo-- Washingt—(eroded)
9-21-1881 to 9-4-1883

16. Rebecca F. Manley, daughter of T.W. and Josephine Manley
3-4-1874 to 11-4-1892

17. Julia Manley, wife of George M. Perdue
5-25-1875 to 2-28-1901

18. Elijah L. Manley
12-14-1877 to 8-3-1901

19. Lieut. Thoroughgood G. Manley
1-25-1827 to 1-19-1908
Soldier of the Confederacy

20. John W. Manley
1-30-1836 to 5-8-1920
Soldier of the Confederacy

21. Mary Manley (rest of tombstone is eroded)

22. Theophilus W. Manley (rest of tombstone is eroded)

23. Mrs. T.W. Manley
6-10-1845 to 12-14-1915

24. Joseph G. Manley
4-3-1833 to 6-26-1864
Soldier of the Confederacy

25. Joseph P. Manley, “Our Father”
10-1789 to 5-1872

26. Elizabeth Bailey
Wife of Joseph P. Manley
12-8-1800 to 7-10-1876

27. Lieut. Elijah L. Manley
10-15-1830 to 7-10-1876
Soldier of the Confederacy

28. Cement headstone, unmarked or eroded, mollusk shells set in cement grave cap
*Reportedly an African-American child’s grave, whose family was traveling
and buried the child in the cemetery

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