Stone was read 2009 as "M F P." This appears to be to be a marker, perhaps foot stone, for Melinda E. Pemberton. Headstone with full name and dates was not found or read in 2009. Reading correlates with research done and posted on Rootsweb in 2007 by Teresa Walker.
She was the wife of James Caitlin Pemberton.
Note that this cemetery was sometimes known in the earliest days as Beattie Family Cemetery. It was known since the late 1800s as Poe Cemetery. The U.S.G.S. carries it under the name of Allen Cemetery.
She was the wife of James Caitlin Pemberton.
Note that this cemetery was sometimes known in the earliest days as Beattie Family Cemetery. It was known since the late 1800s as Poe Cemetery. The U.S.G.S. carries it under the name of Allen Cemetery.
Stone was read 2009 as "M F P." This appears to be to be a marker, perhaps foot stone, for Melinda E. Pemberton. Headstone with full name and dates was not found or read in 2009. Reading correlates with research done and posted on Rootsweb in 2007 by Teresa Walker.
She was the wife of James Caitlin Pemberton.
Note that this cemetery was sometimes known in the earliest days as Beattie Family Cemetery. It was known since the late 1800s as Poe Cemetery. The U.S.G.S. carries it under the name of Allen Cemetery.
She was the wife of James Caitlin Pemberton.
Note that this cemetery was sometimes known in the earliest days as Beattie Family Cemetery. It was known since the late 1800s as Poe Cemetery. The U.S.G.S. carries it under the name of Allen Cemetery.
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