Miller Cemetery, Smith, MS
Submitted by: George(Gino) Lusardi

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MILLER Cemetery
Taylorsville, SmithCounty, Mississippi

This file was compiled and contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives
by: George (Gino) Lusardi  <GinGin4050L@AOL.COM>

Copyright 2002 by George (Gino) Lusardi

The cemetery was transcribed on August 6, 2002.

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Directions

On Highway 49 exit at Collins and take Highway 84 East towards Laurel. 
Go about 10 miles and turn left at 532 West just before the Leaf River
Bridge.  Go 3.8 miles to the stop sign.  Cross over Highway 37, bear 
left and go through Hot Coffee.  Turn at the first right (Gilmer Road)
and go about 5 miles.  Gilmer Road(Covington County) then turns into 
SC18 (Smith County) at about 5 miles.  Take the next right which will 
be SC14 (Fellowship Road).  Go 5/10 of a mile and the cemetery can be 
seen on the right just next to the road.

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John B. Keyes
Born Dec 29 - 1889
Feb - 22 - 1890

J.S. Carter                  *NOTE* At the foot of the grave there is a small marker with J.S.C.
Apr. 10 . 1841
Jan. 16. 1888
An honest man
the noblest
work of God
   Carter

Rebeca                       *NOTE* At the foot of the grave there is a small marker with R C
Wife of J.S.
Carter
May 12. 1844
Dec. 12. 1889
Gone but no 
forgotten
   Carter

          Infant            *NOTE*  There is an inscription on the headstone which is unreadable.
son of W.A. & A.L. Miller
 Died Jan. 27, 1891

      Born                   *NOTE*  The headstone has been broken and the name missing but at the foot      
   July 9, 1875                      of the grave there is a small marker with J.W.M.
      Died
Jan 9, 1898
His many virtues form
the noblest monument
to his memory

To the memory of
J.W. Miller
       Born
Aug. 8. 1826
       Died
Mar. 3, 1855
Lord, He was thine and not my 
own.  Thou hast not done me wrong

         J. M.
        Son of
W.A. & A.M. Miller
         Born
Feb. 26, 1885
         Died
Jan. 20, 1889
budded on earth to
bloom in heaven

To the memory of
      Martha S.
       Dau. of
J.W. & M.A. Miller
         Born
June 8, 1849
         Died
July 16, 1864
He gives, and when He takes
away He takes but what He gave

W.A. Miller
     Born
Apr. 6, 1851
     Died
Jan. 19, 1894
Earth has no sorrows that
Heaven cannot heal

There are also 6 indentations which I believe to be graves without any
headstones or markers of any kind. 

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