Stewart County GaArchives Photo Place.....Cedarwood Cemetery Marker, Richland 1996
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                     CEDARWOOD CEMETERY
In 1832 Henry Audulf gave 8 Acres of this land for two churches and 
a cemetery. A native of Germany, Audulf was the first settler here, 
Methodist and Baptist churches were built. A few years later both 
were destroyed by a tornado. Only the Methodist rebuilt here. In 
1912 the congregation moved to a new church. This cemetery alone 
remains of Audulf’s gift. Here rest many of Richlands earliest 
citizens including Audulf’s son , John: his granddaughter, Mary Ann 
Audulf: and her husband, Dr. Jubilee Smith, Physician, minister and 
prominent Mason, who also servered the community as a pharmacist and 
dentist.


  My Notes (CGT)
    Surnames found in CedarWood Cemetery
 Alston, Audulf, Blakey, Brook, Bullock , Carter, Christian, Clements, 
Cochram, Coker, Colbert, Dixon, Dupree, Ethridge, French, ? Gliver ?, 
Grymes, Harbuck, Harrell, Hurley, Jones, Kimbrough, Loyd, Lunford, Mayo, 
Meyer, Overby, Parks, Ponder, Prothro, Richardson, Smith, Snelling, 
Tatum, Turner, Walker, Webb. 
  Could be other surnames not listed. 
Many broken headstones, and many unmarked.


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