HARNETT COUNTY, NC - CEMETERIES - William Madison Tutor Family Cemetery
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The William Madison Tutor family cemetery can be accessed by driving
through or walking through Gertrude Johnson's fields. The stones are
located within a tree line across a field from the remains of several
buildings, including William Tutor's old house. All that remains of the
house are the stone porch and fireplace. The property is located south
of Duncan, North Carolina. There are eight people buried in the
cemetery:
1. William Madison Tutor, b. 1807 - d. 8/2/1892
2. Harriet Ligon Tutor, b. 1822 (wife of William Madison Tutor)
3. Alfred "Ap" Young Tutor, b. 7/16/1853 - d. 9/3/1940
4. Lottie Honeycutt Tutor, b. 7/1857 - d. 1909 (wife of Alfred "Ap"
Young Tutor)
5. John Tutor, b. 6/6/1887 - d. (son of Alfred and Lottie Tutor)
6. Glover Tutor, (son of Alfred and Lottie Tutor)
7. an old aunt is buried here, her name unknown at present
8. an old aunt is buried here, her name unknown at present

Stones 1, 2, 7, and 8 rise six foot out of the ground and are of
sandstone construction.
Stones 3, 4, 5, and 6 rise only three foot out of the ground.

Very little can now be read on the stones but otherwise the stones seem
to be in good condition.