Note: A portion of this cemetery was originally part of the Sneed Plantation. It was used for the slave burials. At some point afterwards more land was purchased for burials. The cemetery was associated with a church once located at Stassney and Congress. Some people continued to use the name "Sneed Cemetery" as the location of burial. - Genoseeker
Note: According to his death certificate, he was buried in Sneed Cemetery. However, the transcription records for this cemetery show that he is buried in this cemetery with many of his family. There are many Sneed burials in this cemetery, including his sister, Alice Overton Sneed.
Note: A portion of this cemetery was originally part of the Sneed Plantation. It was used for the slave burials. At some point afterwards more land was purchased for burials. The cemetery was associated with a church once located at Stassney and Congress. Some people continued to use the name "Sneed Cemetery" as the location of burial. - Genoseeker
Note: According to his death certificate, he was buried in Sneed Cemetery. However, the transcription records for this cemetery show that he is buried in this cemetery with many of his family. There are many Sneed burials in this cemetery, including his sister, Alice Overton Sneed.
Family Members
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Alice Overton Sneed
1879–1940
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Mary Overton Roberts
1885–1954
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Ira Joseph Overton
1885–1924
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Myrtle Overton
1887–1963
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James Everett Overton Jr
1888–1960
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Eugene Overton
1891–1959
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Smith Overton
1892–1979
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Clarence Overton
1894–1951
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Lessie Overton Hope
1898–1956
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Lee Andrew Overton
1898–1956
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Anna Overton Glover
1901–1989
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