Talbot COUNTY  GA  Evans Chapel Cemetery 

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EVANS CHAPEL CEMETERY

27 - Evans Chapel Cemetery - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and
Hwy 36 go east on Hwy 36 for 4.7 miles to Pleasant Hill, turn left on
Manchester Road and go north 3.4 miles to cemetery on right of road.
Recorded by Smith 7 March 1974.

(Evans Chapel Methodist Church is located in the Valley GMD #902. Together with  Woodland, Mathews Chapel, and Stargis, the 4 churches share a Pastor. 


Collier, Charles Vines Jr      
10OC1846   9DE1883
(son of Charles Vines Collier)
Enlisted as a private in Co. B, 2d Battn. 
Ga. Sharpshooters April  6, 1864 . Captured at Nashville, Tenn. December  16, 
1864 . Released at Camp Douglas, Ill. May  17, 1865 
Married Sarah Mackie Womble at Evans Chapel
November 19, 1868.  The couple moved onto the Womble plantation near
Chalybeate Springs where he died as a very young man on December 9, 1883.
 Sarah Mackie moved with four young sons to a farm in Meriwether
County and when she died on April 11, 1920, she was buried at Macedonia
Baptist Church Cemetery, Manchester.

Researcher: William Collier 
(CVCOLLIER@worldnet.att.net)



Hough, Mary A                  
27MH1822   6MY1893  
Wife of James Hough
Married  6JL1837

Hough, R Alonza                
17MH1853  11FE1884

Ray, Cora

Ray, John J M                  
20FE1802  20NO1869  
Broken stone

Ray, Neal

Womble, M A                     
5NO1867  26JE1914

Womble, M Eudora                
6MH1870  27AP1900

Womble, Sallie H               
13OC1872   4MH1896

 I believe that the Womble burial
plot was established by Enoch W. and Ann M. Walker Womble.  In the
mid-1830s, Enoch moved his family from Upson to Talbot where he bought the
plantation.  (See "Rock-a-Way in Talbot", Davidson)  The burial plot is
enclosed by a wrought iron fence that is now in ill-repair.  The above three
are the only markers left in the plot, the others having disintegrated over
time.  You can see depressions in the earth where some of the graves have
collapsed.  I am confident that E. W. and Ann M. Womble, parents of my
grandmother, Sarah Mackie, are also buried here but I have no
documentation..  I am sure the above Wombles are descendants but so far I
have been unable to connect them.



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