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This cemetery is located on private property so I will only
tell you that it is in the Myers Hill area near the Hippard Cemetery.
I have yet to get a better biography of the cemetery and it's people, but
I am working on it. I do know that the Blue family are descendants of the slaves
from Laurel Grove Plantation. Fred and his brother Jim Blue bought land next to
each other and there is a family cemetery on Jim Blue's land also.
The local story is that Theresa Blue Lockley Pyles Hippard (who is buried
in this cemetery without the Lockley or Pyles name) was the mistress of a
Sheriff Piles of Glynn County and that he fathered her children but they were
never legally married. The Pyles cemetery is located on land that was at one
time owned by Sheriff Piles.
Most of these graves only have a concrete slab for a marker, some had no
marker, and one only had a few trees growing above it. The family gave me this
info ALL FROM MEMORY! The woman who lives there walked beside me and said this
is so and so, and that is her husband here, and she was this kind of person. It
was amazing! They also gave me the little info they knew about the Pyles
Cemetery.
I will update this bio when I talk to the family again as they have more
to add such as dates and a little more history, so stay tuned!
Transcribed by Amy Hedrick January 2002.
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