Peter Honeycutt (1793-1860) was the son of Moses Honeycutt and Margaret Stout.
His wife was Delilah Hampton.
From Toe River Valley Heritage, Vol. III by Lloyd R. Bailey, Sr.:
"Pete" and "Leilah" are buried near their home (graves marked with fieldstones) in the Peter Honeycutt Cemetery, on the Willard Ray farm just below Daybook (Clearmont School) junction.
His wife was Delilah Hampton.
From Toe River Valley Heritage, Vol. III by Lloyd R. Bailey, Sr.:
"Pete" and "Leilah" are buried near their home (graves marked with fieldstones) in the Peter Honeycutt Cemetery, on the Willard Ray farm just below Daybook (Clearmont School) junction.
Peter Honeycutt (1793-1860) was the son of Moses Honeycutt and Margaret Stout.
His wife was Delilah Hampton.
From Toe River Valley Heritage, Vol. III by Lloyd R. Bailey, Sr.:
"Pete" and "Leilah" are buried near their home (graves marked with fieldstones) in the Peter Honeycutt Cemetery, on the Willard Ray farm just below Daybook (Clearmont School) junction.
His wife was Delilah Hampton.
From Toe River Valley Heritage, Vol. III by Lloyd R. Bailey, Sr.:
"Pete" and "Leilah" are buried near their home (graves marked with fieldstones) in the Peter Honeycutt Cemetery, on the Willard Ray farm just below Daybook (Clearmont School) junction.
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