Nash County, NC - Proctor Cemetery

PROCTOR CEMETERY

Surveyed by Earl P. Bell, Jr. and N.A. Price.   

Location: Between Sandy Cross and Langley Store east of Sappony Creek, 
latitude 35 degrees, 54' 18.0" and longitude 77 degrees 55' 27.7".  It 
is just off of N.C. State Road 1717 [Westmont Drive] off of the dirt 
service road just west of and adjacent to Interstate 95.  In summary, 
the Proctor Cemetery is located off of Westmont Drive, NC Road 1717 on 
the north side of the road, just west of Interstate 95, first dirt road 
(a service road) to the right [west], it runs parallel to I-95. The 
graves in a clearing on the west side of dirt service road.  The closest 
family dwelling to the graveyard is Box 313, Route 3, Nashville, NC [1973].

PROCTORS INTERRED IN THE PROCTOR GRAVEYARD:

Hansel Harrison Proctor, Jr. [b. 1834. m. 2 Sept. 1862. d. 1889.]

Sarah Jane Vaughn Proctor [b. Aug. 1835. d. 1907, wife of Hansel Harrison 
Proctor, Jr.

Isaac Hansel Proctor [b. 11 Oct. 1865. d. 11 Feb. 1937]

Lou Bottoms Proctor [b. 1861 d. bet. 1911 & 1914], second wife of Isaac 
Hansel Proctor.

William D. Proctor [b. 26 Nov. 1887. d. 5 Feb. 1925], son of Isaac and 
Lou Bottoms Proctor

Munroe Proctor [b. 28 Aug. 1919 d. 15 Oct. 1925],  son of Isaac and his 
third wife Milbrey Langley Proctor

Eula Jane Proctor [b. after 1926. d. bef. 1931], daughter of Isaac and 
Milbrey Langley Proctor

ADDITIONAL FAMILY INFORMATION PROVIDED BY EARL BELL

William D. Proctor was the oldest son of Isaac and his first wife: 
Lou Bottoms Proctor.

Munroe Proctor was third son of Isaac Proctor and his second wife: 
Milbrey Langley.

Eula Jane Proctor died in the first five years of her life.

Hansel Harrison [Harry] Proctor, Jr. married Sarah Jane Vaughn in 
Edgecombe County, NC on September 2, 1862.  The Vaughn family lived 
near Sandy Cross and Harry Proctor farm was located east of Sandy Cross 
and on the west side of I-95 off on N.C. State Road 1717 [Westmont 
Avenue].  They had three sons:  Isaac Hansel Proctor [b. 11 Oct. 1865. 
d.  11 Feb. 1937];  Henry Proctor and John Sidney [Sid] Proctor

Hansel Harrison [Harry] Proctor, Jr. was in the 2nd North Carolina 
Calvary during the Civil War.  He bought and sold horses for the 
Confederate Calvary throughout the war.

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