Nash County, NC - CEMETERIES - Tucker/Edwards/Hunniecutt Cemetery
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Surveyed by June E. Gardner & Paula M. Edwards, 29 July 1999

Location:  This cemetery is located on the Edwards farm located off Macedonia
           Road.  This is private property, so please respect this family 
           by contacting junegardner@bneinc.com to arrange permission prior 
           to visitation to the cemetery.  The cemetery has a short iron 
           fence around its perimeter and concrete has been poured over half 
           of the graves at this location.  It sits in the middle of a cotton
           field on top of a small hill.  A bit further south of the cemetery
           through the woods is the Tar River.

On the east side of the cemetery is a large stone denoting "Tucker" and 
beginning in the northeast corner, moving right in the first row are:

Lou-Emma
Hunniecutt
August 1, 1877
November 29, 1958
(A metal marker stands at the foot of this grave)

Mary Eliza Tucker
April 11, 1857
June 28, 1940
"Mother, we miss thee"

B.F. Edwards
Born
Sept. 15, 1861
Died
Mar. 10, 1909
"Gone but not forgotten."
(Footmarker reads "B.F.E.")

On the second row, moving right are:

(This grave listed immediately below is located outside of the fenced 
cemetery)  (This is one of the graves that concrete has been poured over)

B.F. Russell Tucker
Jan 24       July 29
 1914         1962
      33 P.M.
(Symbol denoting Masonic Order)

(Next, inside the fence located on a double marker) (These are two of the
graves that concrete has been poured over)

               Tucker

Mother                         Father
Lillie F.                      Benjamin F.
May 8, 1888                    Feb. 4, 1879
Oct. 12, 1939                  July 29, 1921
(Footmarker reads L.F.T.)      (Footmarker reads B.F.T.)
                               (Symbol denoting Masonic Order)

An illegible metal marker stands in the next plot. (This is one of the graves
that concrete has been poured over)

Lonia W. Tucker
May 10, 1875
Jan 31, 1909
(This is one of the graves that concrete has been poured over)