Upson County GaArchives Cemeteries.....Walker Cemetery - Partial Survey More to Come
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Elaine Martin McStumped@cox-internet.com November 23, 2003, 2:05 am

Abstracted By: Elaine Martin

Located off Hwy 19 outside of Thomaston, Upson Co., Ga., in the woods.
 Very overgrown and has been neglected for many, many years.

Last Name     First Name    Middle Name   Birth          Death              Comment
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Walker        James                       Unknown        June 24, 1849      N.C. Troops Rev. War
Walker        Susan         Mary          Dec 24, 1809   Jan 28, 1859       
McWalker      Sarah         Ann Eliza     Dec 5, 1834    Jun 11,  1836      D/o A M & E A McWalker on same stone as Elizabeth A Orr McWalker & Amanda Smith McWalker
McWalker      Amanda        Smith         Dec 23, 1832   Feb 6, 1849        D/o A M & E A McWalker on same monument as Elizabeth A McWalker & Sarah Ann Eliza McWalker
McWalker      Elizabeth     A  Owen       Dec 15, 1811   Sept 13, 1848      Late consort of Allen McWalker D/o Richard & Marry Owen
Walker        Nathan        K             No Date Given  No Date Given      Son of David K & Mary E Walker
Walker        Eli??                       No Date Given  No Date Given      Daughter of David K & Mary E Walker
Jones         Infant                      No Date Given  Aug 20, 1936       Infant Son of Mr & Mrs Sam Jones



Additional Comments:
There are 5 known marked graves inside the Walker plot:
E A McWalker; W/o Allen McWalker
James Walker
Susan Mary Walker
Amanda Smith McWalker
Sarah Ann Eliza McWalker

Outside the Walker plot there is: two concrete box graves, Nathan K Walker &
Eli?? Walker; 2 or 3 flat stones at the front edge of the cemetery, one of which
is Infant Jones; many many broken clay pots marking unmarked graves, probably
slaves, scattered throughout the woods. 

Due to being bombarded by bees, I was unable to get the complete readings of the 2-3 flat
markers at the front of the cemetery, but plan to return in the spring of 2004
and try again.

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