From the intersection of Hwy. 17 south and Hwy. 82 west, travel four miles west on Hwy. 82, turn right on Emanuel Church Road, and two tenths of a mile on your right is the cemetery.

A small, well cared for cemetery. The original church that was built after the Civil War for the African-American people in this vicinity, is still standing.

All but two of the graves were in a straight line running east to west.  The last two graves were just above this line, due to a large bush that is growing there.

Transcribed August 2003 by Amy Hedrick.

#1
FRED WIGGINS
US ARMY
WORLD WAR II
APR 27 1911 (cross) SEP 14 1992

#2
JACK WIGGINS
17 Feb. 1900--30 December 1991
(Hall, Jones & Brown marker)

#3
LULA WIGGINS
BORN 11 17 1883
PASSED 9 14 1977

#4
LUTHER
WIGGINS, SR.
BORN 12-25
1869 DIED-
1949

#5
JOHNNIE WIGGINS

#6
LUTHER WIGGINS, JR.

#7
JOHNNY MACK WIGGINS
6 June 1926--10 October 1993
(Hall, Jones & Brown marker)

#8
STAFFORD
   ROBERT A.               ERNESTINE W.
JUNE 11, 1908             MAY 13, 1910
JUNE 26, 1996                  no date        

#9
ARISTOTLE
HORACE
WIGGINS
US ARMY
WORLD WAR II
MAY 20 1909
DEC 17 1997

#10
MAMIE E.
PINKNEY
9-13-1888
12-21-1973