Bertie County NC  Acree Family Cemetery

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ACREE FAMILY CEMETERY

Location:  About 3/4 mile East of Roxobel, North Carolina. Turn East from A. C. Smith 
Road onto Sam Pruden Rd. (Rt. 1254).  About 1/4 mile on the left on a knoll in a field.  One 
large old tree stands at the far side. Surveyed by Douglas E. Acree, April 8, 2001.

Marked Graves

William Acree		October 12, 1839
				Sepember 30, 1912

Martha C. (Cox) Acree		December 27, 1839
3rd wife of William abv.	April 30, 1911
(daughter of Edmond Peele and Mariah Seay)


M. C. A.
(Mary Cox Acree, second wife of William Acree above)

William J. Acree
October 30, 1870-January 29, 1948
(son of Mary Lewis Cox Acree and grandson of Mary Peele)


Bettie E. Acree		October 12, 1868
wife of William J.		September 22, 1920

Fannie Liverman Acree	September 10, 1875
wife of William J.		December 20, 1923

Mary T. Peele		July 24, 1841
				September 6, 1933

Ella Doughtie
(Sister of William Acree)			

E. M. D.

G. B. H.
(George Bailey Harrell, died December 19, 1916)
(husband of Emily "Emma" Peele)
Researcher: Claudia  Mmaker52@aol.com 


William "Willie" George Harrell
? - 1937
(son of GBH and Emma Harrell)

Frank Harrell
? - 1936
(son of

[Emily "Emma" Peele 
(dau of William Edmond Peele and Laura Acree-sister to William Acree) 
(wife of George Harrell)
buried in Scotland Neck NC beside her son John A. Harrell]  

  

Buried beside him is my grandfather William "Willie" George Harrell.  He died 1937.

Also buried there is his young son Frank who died 1936.

Emma Peele Harrell, wife of G.B.H. is buried in Scotland Neck NC beside her son John A. Harrell.  




John Mitchell Tynes			1868
				1936

Alice Cary Acree Tynes		1876
wife of John Tynes	1935
(daughter of William Acree and Martha Cox Peele Acree)

Also at least 3 unmarked graves.
ACREE FAMILY CEMETERY



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