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Thomas Elmore Family Cemetery
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| Notes: | Located on the south side of Kress Rd. (Route 636) between the intersections of Clifton Rd. and Red Oak Rd. (Routes 628) near Ordsburg. Cemetery sits in small batch of trees about 100 yd behind the old homestead at 1442 Kress Rd. This cemetery is only about 20 ft x 20 ft and surrounded by 4 long granite stones. Five graves are marked and there is also one field stone present and one sunken, unmarked grave. |
| Latitude: | 36º 56' 20.7" N (36.939070) |
| Longitude: | 77º 51' 12.2" W (-77.853390) |
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This cemetery contains the remains of Rosa Geneva Harrison and husband, Sgt. Thomas Turner Elmore of the Brunswick Blues, their daughter Alice Estelle, and two daughters of their son George Leonard Elmore and his first wife, Hattie Hardy, CWS f BCV, pp. 182-83. |
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| Alice Estelle Elmore | 10 Nov 1882 — | 23 Jul 1902 | Beloved daughter of T.T & R.G. Elmore asleep in Jesus |
Notes: Footstone is marked A.E.E.
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| Estelle Hardy Elmore | 7 Jul 1904 — | 5 Jan 1910 | Our Darling Daughter of G.L & H.H. Elmore |
Notes: Has footstone marked E.H.E.
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| — | 14 Jul 1906 | Our Darling Infant Daughter of G.L. & H.H. Elmore |
Notes: A small unmarked footstone.
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| T.T. Elmore | 7 Apr 1843 — | 13 May 1909 | To the memory of Asleep in Jesus |
| Rosa G. Elmore | 13 Sep 1853 — | 29 Apr 1921 | To the memory of Wife of T.T.Elmore |
Notes: Their stone is a 5 ft obelisk with a name on each side. Footstones are marked T.T.E and R.G.E.
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