Bertie County NC Cemetery - Sessoms-Lee Family Contributed to USGenWeb Archives by: Bill Sessoms wsessoms1@nc.rr.com SESSOMS/LEE CEMETERY Cemetery located 0.8 miles east of Trap about 60 yards off north side of highway NC-42. Geographic location: N36 degrees 12.394 minutes, W76 degrees 51.141 minutes Surveyed by William R. Sessoms, Jr. 2002 ================================================================================ Fannie Sessoms Perry, Mother, Jan 13, 1875 - June 12, 1943 "Let our Father's will be done." Annie Mitchell Feb 14, 1863 - Jan 25, 1915 [disagrees with death certificate and 1850 census.] "How many fond hopes lie buried here." Hubert W. Lee Jan 25, 1924 - Feb 7, 1934 "Of such is the kingdom of heaven." Luvenia, wife of W.J. Sessoms, Apr 23, 1841 - July 26, 1908 "In Jesus' arms we laid her down. A lovely jewel for his crown." W.J. Sessoms Apr 20, 1847 - Nov 26, 1905 "Not lost to love, not lost to memory, but gone to our heavenly home." Lula W., daughter of W.J. & Luvenia Sessoms, Mar 24, 1872 - Dec 20, 1892 "Earth has no sorrows heaven cannot heal." Eliza. R. White Jul 16, 1878 - Jun 24, 1941 Etta White Oct 17, 1886 - Jan 15, 1914 "Gone but not forgotten." Whitmel White, Died March 14, 1951, age 72. [Temporary marker from Garrett Funeral Home.] Three unmarked graves [According to Johnnie Lou Perry Northcott, the husband of Etta White, who was a tenant on the farm, and Tom Brown, grandfather of Casey Jones, are buried here. According to Kaye White Lowe and Joseph J. Lee, Morton Albert Lee is buried here in an unmarked grave.] ======================= Compiled by Historical WPA Survey 1938. Helen Modlin Location: Located about 5.5 miles from Colerain on right side of road leading from Colerain to Ahoskie about 75 yards from the road. (Reported in bad condition at that time) Sessoms, Lula W. Mar 24, 1872 - Dec 20, 1892 Daughter of W.J. and Luvenia Sessoms Sessoms, Luvenia Apr 23, 1841 - July 26, 1908 Wife of W.J. Sessoms Sessoms, W.J. Apr 20, 1847 - Nov 26, 1904 ======================== USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be freely used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages cannot be reproduced in any format for profit or other presentation. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access.