BERTIE COUNTY, NC - CEMETERIES - Jordan Family Cemetery
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JORDAN Family Cemetery

Located on SR 1522, 2 miles east of its intersection with SR 1521. The
location is east of US 17 between Williamston and Windsor. It is near the
old JORDAN house located on this road.  The road is unpaved.

All the names were on the same monument.

Joseph JORDAN
b.
d. 5-9-1816   age 60

Nancy, wife of Joseph Jordan
b.
d. 10-28-1829   age 42

Martha, daughter of Joseph and Nancy Jordan
b.
d. 1-24-1818   10 yrs 7 mos

These were the only stones found in this cemetery. 

Found in the notes of others, but unproven.
Isaac JORDAN left property to son, Joseph JORDAN 
(Isaac JORDAN had a daughter, Prudence, who married Standly 
KITTRELL...this could be correct because they had a son named Isaac Jordan 
Kittrell.)

Since Isaac Jordan, father of Prudence Jordan Kittrell and Joseph Jordan
were brothers,  it is possible that Isaac is also buried here.

They appear to be sons of Joseph Jordan, Sr.   Joseph Jordan Sr. died 
1776.
Isaac Jordan died 1790. Isaac had a son, Joseph who died in 1860.

Standly and Prudence Kittrell owned property at Speller's Ferry, which is
not far from the Jordan house and location of this cemetery.  Prudence and
the children sold this property about 1841 as they were living in 
Limestone Co, Alabama at that time.  It is believe that Standly had died 
in the 1830's.