CHEROKEE COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA - HODGIS CEMETERY


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Contributed to The USGenWeb Archives by:
 W.D. (Bill) Floyd   (wdfloyd@rfci.net)
 March 31, 2000

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HODGIS CEMETERY
Cherokee County, SC
Lat. N 35 07 36 Long. W 81 43 35

By W. D. Floyd
  This small cemetery is located off the north side of Highway SC 11 between 
  Gaffney and Chesnee, SC. Turn north on Mill Gin Road and go about 500 feet. 
  Look to the northeast across the kudzu field and you will see some young pine 
  trees. Follow along to the north of the pine trees and you will see a clump of 
  big red oak trees jutting out from the rest of the woods and brush. The 
  cemetery is in this clump. It is about 1000 feet off the road. there were 
  probably 5-10 graves marked with field stones and nothing to read on them and 
  the one grave with this huge three foot by five foot by 8 inches thick flat 
  stone that was used to make a crypt for the one grave and chiseled out and 
  barely readable was as listed below. I was there March 22, 2000.

Hodgis, Elizabeth 25y, ?m, ?d died May 1810 w/o James 


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