TAYLOR COUNTY   Cemetery   - Philmon Branch Cemetery

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This cemetery was discovered by Rodney S. Philmon and Barbara Anne Philemon during their family research.
The cemetery stones and park were provided by Rodney Phimon as a tribute to his great grandparents, his
family, and the Old Grey Line on this 2nd day of November, 1996. 

The James Philmon Sr. family came from North Carolina to Taylor County, Georgia in 1855 to the Panhandle.
They are buried here near the family home at Philmon Branch. 

FAMILY:
James PHILMON, Sr.
Aug 24, 1820 - Aug 29, 1908
First Wife: Lucinda Ann PARR
1821-1867
Co. C. 8th Ga Militia


Children:
1. Elijah K. PHILMON CSA Co E - 45th GA Regiment 
1842 - 1879
Wife: Eliza PACETTA
1844-1879
Children: 
James F. PHILMON
1865-1881
William PHILMON
1869-1879

2.Grandison L. PHILMON
1849-1883
wife:Mattie ULMS
1850-1883


Additional information:
The Taylor Tracer Vol 1 #9 November 1996
The Wallace-Edwards Chapter #430, United Daughters of the Confederacy participated in the dedication of these markers.

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