TAYLOR COUNTY   Cemetery   - Crowell

File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Millie Stewart and Guelda Hay
Originally published in "Cemeteries of Taylor County, Georgia" 1990

Retyped for use on USGenWeb by Donna Wall

CORBIN-CARITHERS CEMETERY	
Northeast section of county.State Hwy. 128, 3/4 mi. west of Flint River. 
St. Rt . 137 between Crowell Church and the intersection
with 128.

Carithers Lizzie 
daughter/of W.H. & E.H. 
23 Apr 1868 
15 Aug 1869 

Carithers Robert 
son of W.H. & E.H. 
30 May 1864 
14 Apr 1877 
Butler Methodist Sunday School tribute
Butler Herald April 24, 1877

Carithers William H. 
21 Oct 1842 
14 May 1896 
(Husband of Ella Harriet Gray who was d/o Archibald and Isabella Corbin Gray)
(Isabella Corbin sister to S. P. Corbin)

Chambliss, Peter Corbin 
64 yrs. (1791)
5 May 1855 
(s/o Peter and Mary Elizabeth Corbin Chambless)

Corbin Caroline M.S.  (Marcella Saylor)
51 yrs. 
22 Jul 1853 
(dau of Jacob Saylor- an English merchant)
(wife of Samuel Peter Corbin who died 1862)
(see obit below)

Corbin Louisa C. 
daughter of Samuel Peter & Caroline  
21 yrs. 1829 - 21 Apr 1851 

Corbin Samuel, Jr. 
11 Mar 1834 - 3 Jun 1852 
son of Samuel Peter & Caroline

Stuart Isabella Gray 
49 yrs. 
7 Jan 1857
(Father- Samuel Corbin Mother Harriet Lucius. Sister to SP Corbin)
(Daughter was Ella Harriet Gray (w/o W.H. Carithers)


Macon Messenger
Aug 10, 1853
Mrs. Caroline M. Corbin, consort of Mr. Samuel P. Corbin,
departed this life, July 23rd, in the 52nd year of her age; was
born in Lexington District, South Carolina in 1801; for many
years prior to death a resident of Crawford County; member of
Methodist  Episcopal Church. (Southern Christian Advocate)




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