FREE UNION CHURCH CEMETERY, Madison County, Mississippi
		(AFRICAN AMERICAN)


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Location:  On Hwy 17 take the first road past Old Hwy 51 east, which will be 
Putnam Road. Go about 2 miles on Putnam Road until you get to the Church, 
it will be on your left. The cemetery is in the woods north of the church. 

Description: It is hard to find since it is all overgrown and difficult to 
find the markers. It seems to have been a large cemetery at one time. 


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Surname	First/Middle/	Date of Birth	Date of Death	Alt. Birth	Notes	
	Maiden						Death Data

Baldwin	George W.			Jan 16, 1941	b. Aug 1863	
Brooks	Francis						1869 - 1912	Houshold of Ruth 3602.
Carson	Orystine							Daughter of L.G. &  J.V. Carson.
Carson	Samuel				July 1, 1920			A husband of Hattie E. Carson.
E I E N					November 4, 1942		Note:  Only initials on stone.
Fleming	James				August 8, 1932			Husband of Maggie Fleming  /  
									Gone but not forgotten.
Fleming	John				October 30, 1924		Husband of Mary Fleming / 
									Loves last tribute.
Fleming	Scipio				September 28, 1914		Father.
Fleming	Snowton				April 22, 1900			Aged  85yrs. / Gone but not forgotten.
Fleming	Vinnie				September 21, 1912		Mother / At rest.
Green	M				September 13, 1908		Lead kindly light. /  
									Though gone but not forgotten.
Green	W M				November 13, 1910		Lead kindly light.
Simpson	Susie Hankin			October 19, 1939		


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