ONSLOW COUNTY, NC - CEMETERIES - Summersill Family Cemetery
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		Summersill Family Cemetery
		    Piney Green Road
	      Jacksonville, Onslow County, NC

This cemetery is right on the side of the road but so overgrown that it is not 
likely many people notice it. There is a huge magnolia tree in the corner. It 
is fenced. There were nine readable markers and some footstones.

Aretus Summersill / Born Dec. 15, 1806 / Died March 28, 1885

Harriet Summersill / Died March 17, 1890 / Aged 80 years

Edward W. Summersill / Nov. 3, 1878 / June 27, 1921

Caroline Summersill / Born Nov. 4, 1903 / Died Dec. 3, 1903

Furney Parker / Born Oct. 13, 1881 / Died Nov. 10, 1881

Nora A. Parker / Born Nov. 14, 1867 / Died Oct. 14, 1915

Elizabeth Caroline Summersill / Born July 14, 1840 / Died Nov. 17, 1915

Mother / Caroline / wife of R. N. Summersill 

Dec 27, 1845 / Sept 17, 1917

Aretus N. Summersill / Born May 3, 1847 / Died Dec. 26, 1898

Inscription reads:

One precious to our hearts has gone The voice we loved is stilled. The place 
made vacant in our home Can never more be filled. Our Father in His wisdom 
called The boon His love had given; And though on earth the body lies, The 
soul is safe in Heaven.

There is also a large monument with just the word "Summersill" inscribed.

Recorded by Fran Henderson on April 30, 2000.