This
cemetery is located in Brantley County 0.2 miles off of Browntown Road
about 0.5 miles from the intersection of Hwy. 32 and Browntown.
There are only three markers in this
cemetery. One is a memorial to all that is buried there, one is only a
slab, and another is an actual grave marker and a slab.
Local tradition has it that the children
were stricken with diptheria and all died at a young age. The cemetery is
in VERY poor shape as people have found it to be the perfect dumping place
of household appliances, car parts, etc.
McCOOL
JAMES MADISON - FATHER
BORN 1826 - DIED JAN. 1, 1904
HIS WIFE LOUISE MARIAH BURNETT
BORN FEB. 14, 1850 - DIED 1912
THEIR CHILDREN
MATTIE LAMB FEB. 10, 1869 - NOV. 22, 1882
MARY ELLEN MAR. 25, 1879 - NOV. 19, 1882
WILLIE BURNETT OCT. 4, 1881 - Dec. 3, 1882
ROBERT EMMETT JULY 23, 1877 - MAR. 2, 1896
AND
FRANCIS, DAUGHTER OF A.M. McCOOL
BORN AND DIED 1908
________________________
L.M. McCOOL
MIDDLETON
SECOND WIFE OF W.D. MIDDLETON
AGE 82
Darling love she has left us.
Left us yes for evermore.
But we hope to meet our loved
one on that bright and happy
shore.
(footstone L.M.M.)
NAME
BIRTH
DEATH
FATHER
MOTHER
SPOUSE
McCOOL, Francis
B/D
00 OOO 1908
McCOOL, Andrew Milton Rev
COLLINS, Ella V
Infant
McCOOL, James Madison Elder
00 OOO 1827
01 Jan. 1904
McCOOL, William Elder
HIGHSMITH, Lucretia
BURNETT, Louisa Mariah
McCOOL, Louisa Mariah Burnett
14 Feb. 1850
00 OOO 1912
BURNETT,
---
McCOOL, James Madison Elder
M2: William Dilworth MIDDLETON