PERQUIMANS COUNTY, NC - CEMETERIES - Samuel White Cemetery
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			SAMUEL WHITE CEMETERY

Copyright (c) 2000 by Janie Stallings Hill.  This copy contributed for use in 
the USGenWeb Archives.  <jeshill@mindspring.com>

The Samuel White Cemetery is located less than one-forth mile from Turnpike 
Road (#1001) on Craney Island Road (#1212). It is on the right up a lane past 
the James T. Winslow house and about a hundred yards into a field belonging to 
Tommy Stallings.  The only marker now remaining is a broken tombstone which 
reads:

Osmond
Son of
Samuel & Elizabeth White
Born July 15, 1812
Died July 15, 1860
Within five feet to the 
left of the marker lies
his father and mother.

Asa Stallings says in addition to Whites, there were Winslows, Outlaws, and 
perhaps others buried there and that this was a large, old cemetery.