Johnston County, NC - Rose Family Cemetery

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Rose Family Cemetery located off the Barefoot Rd / Hwy 701...Johnston County

These are my great, great grandparents

William Nicholas Rose 
January 6, 1825 to Sept 27, 1905 (his headstone was broken in half)
Inscription:
William N. Rose
Born Jan 6, 1825
Died Sept 27, 1905
Aged 80 yrs, 8 mos, 21 ds

His wife
Pherebee Lee Rose May 2, 1825 to June 17, 1891
Inscription on her headstone: 
Wife of William N. Sr., 
Born May 2, 1825 
Died June 17, 1891
Aged 
66 yrs, 1 mo, 15 days
Her soul has now taken  
To mansions of glory to mingle with angels
(The rest of the inscription is so worn I cannot make it out.)

Together they had 5 children:

Mary Ingram Rose
1849-1902

George Bryan Rose
1850-1914
 
John James Rose
1852-1930
 
William Avera Rose
1858-

Joseph Lee Rose
1859-1902

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My great grandfather John James Rose his two wives. First Julia Amanda Rose 
(daughter of Benjamin Bryan Rose). And second wife Bethany Johnson.

John James Rose & Julia Amanda Rose.

J.J. Rose
June 22, 1852
June 21, 1930

Julia A.
Wife of
John J. Rose
August 21, 1857
November 4, 1894

Bethany
Wife of
John J. Rose
March 24, 1864
August 31, 1921

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Mary Ingram Rose...daughter of William Nicholas and Pherebee Lee. 
(John James's sister)

Mary Ingram Rose
Inscription:
In Memory of 
Mary I. 
Wife of 
Furney Langston
Born June 15,1849
Died Sept 15, 1902 
Aged 53 years 3 months

The inscription at the bottom is difficult for me to make out.
It looks like:
She was a kind _______
There are 3 more lines I can't make out.

She married

Furney Langston 

Inscription 
Furney Langston
Born Mar 19, 1848 
Died Aug 10, 1884 
Aged
36 yrs, 4 months 21 days

This stone is badly weathered and broken in half. It looked like someone 
recently had come along and brushed several of the headstones with something....
and in some instances made it easier to read ..in others it made them chalky 
and more crumbly. They were definitely interested in Furney and Mary Ingram & 
Pherebee Lee's headstones.  These were the main ones they attempted to clean up.