Sidney Taylor Duke, son of George Washington "Wash" and Mary Caroline Clinton Duke, died of typhoid. He was named after his Grandfather, Taylor Duke. His cemetery stone were vandalized and the stone fragments are stored at Duke Homestead State Historic Site, Duke Homestead Road in Durham, NC.
He was buried at the CLINTON-DUKE-WOODS FAMILY Cemetery, located in Durham, NC, about 500 feet north of the house at 1001 Chalk Level Road at Shaftsbury Drive, this abandoned cemetery, last burial, 1935, has 15 legibly marked graves. as of 1981.
He was buried at the CLINTON-DUKE-WOODS FAMILY Cemetery, located in Durham, NC, about 500 feet north of the house at 1001 Chalk Level Road at Shaftsbury Drive, this abandoned cemetery, last burial, 1935, has 15 legibly marked graves. as of 1981.
Sidney Taylor Duke, son of George Washington "Wash" and Mary Caroline Clinton Duke, died of typhoid. He was named after his Grandfather, Taylor Duke. His cemetery stone were vandalized and the stone fragments are stored at Duke Homestead State Historic Site, Duke Homestead Road in Durham, NC.
He was buried at the CLINTON-DUKE-WOODS FAMILY Cemetery, located in Durham, NC, about 500 feet north of the house at 1001 Chalk Level Road at Shaftsbury Drive, this abandoned cemetery, last burial, 1935, has 15 legibly marked graves. as of 1981.
He was buried at the CLINTON-DUKE-WOODS FAMILY Cemetery, located in Durham, NC, about 500 feet north of the house at 1001 Chalk Level Road at Shaftsbury Drive, this abandoned cemetery, last burial, 1935, has 15 legibly marked graves. as of 1981.
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