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| Name | Birth Info | Death Info | Extra |
| ?, Margaret | Jan 1821 | April 1890 | Sister; Founder of the Order of Deaconesses of St. Katharine |
| ?, Sarah | July 1, 1818 | April 21, 1901 | Sister [Appleton Church Home Lot] |
| ACKLEN, Ella Mason | 1843 | 1913 | - |
| ADAMS, George W. [Photo by J. Allen] | Apr 29, 1814 in Newcastle Co. Del. | Jan 5, 1893 in Forsyth, GA | He Was A Prominent Mason And Odd Fellow |
| ADAMS, Henrietta Hollingsworth | - | Sep 13, 1889 | Wife of A. B. Adams, Aged 59 Y's, "Her children arise up & call her blessed." |
| ADAMS, Henry G. | - | Aug 27, 1876 | Aged 9 Yrs. |
| ADAMS, Jefferson Davis | - | - | Son of A. B. & H. H. Adams, Age 4 y'rs. |
| ADAMS, Johnathan L. | - | March 13, 1889 | Aged 38 Y's, "After life's fitful fever, he sleeps well." |
| ADAMS, Walter S. | - | April 30, 1892 | Aged 27 Y's, "Death never stilled a nobler heart, or blasted brighter hopes." |
| ALDEN, Louisiana Susan | 23rd March 1838 | 5th Decr 1841 | Sacred in the Memory of; Daughter of George W. & [?] Alden; Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven. |
| ALEXANDER, Ludovic John [Photo by J. Allen] | Nov 8, 1909 | Nov 27, 1995 | [s/s Margaret Plant Grant Alexander] |
| ALEXANDER, Margaret Plant Grant [Photo by J. Allen] | Sept 26, 1912 | Mar 31, 1995 | [s/s Ludovic John Alexander] |
| ALMAND, Joseph Morris | Aug 16, 1903 | Nov 25, 1982 | [s/s Martha Holt McCaw Almand] |
| ALMAND, Martha Holt McCaw | Aug 21, 1911 | May 30, 1993 | [s/s Joseph Morris Almand] |
| ANDERSON, Ada Frances Hardeman | Oct 31, 1833 | July 20, 1913 | Wife of William F. Anderson |
| ANDERSON, Elizabeth Anderson | 1898 | 1945 | Wife of William T. Anderson |
| ANDERSON, Gussie Gene | Nov 17, 1890 | Sept 22, 1891 | Daughter of Eugene & Gussie B. Anderson |
| ANDERSON, John R., D.V.S. | Aug 16, 1859 | June 23, 1934 | - |
| ANDERSON, William F. | Aug 22, 1834 | Feb 6, 1907 | Confederate Service, 1861-1865 |
| ANDERSON, William Thomas | Aug 21, 1871 | Nov 23, 1945 | - |
| ARMSTRONG, Martha Keith | 1879 | 1945 | - |
| ARMSTRONG, N. Bruce | 1880 | 1938 | - |
| ARTOPE, Elizabeth Fowler Goodwyn | October 26, 1866 | November 19, 1930 | Wife of Thomas E. Artope |
| [ARTOPE], Goodwyn | Aug 3, 1880 | Sep 19, 1881 | [Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| ARTOPE, James Peter | Dec 24, 1858 | Apr 29, 1860 | Son of T. B. & L. C. Artope |
| ARTOPE, Laura C. Stubbs | March 9, 1835 | Oct 8, 1884 | Wife of T. B. Artope; He took thee, our Darling, to His ever blest abode. [s/s Thomas B. Artope] |
| ATWELL, Florence Estelle [Photo] | June 29, 1880 | Dec 16, 1918 | - |
| B., W. I. | [abt 1869] | 6-30-1880 | 11 Yrs. |
| BAILEY, Eliza Frances Dupont | - | April 30, 1853 | And left none who excelled her in all that adorns and beautifies the life of [...?...] |
| BAILEY, Samuel T. [Photo by J. Allen] | Brattleboro, Vt Sept 11, A.D. 1796 | Macon, Ga Oct 6, A.D. 1870 | - |
| BAKER, Susan | - | Sept 15th, 18[?] | [broken stone] |
| BARTLETT, Doctor Myron | March 24th, A.D. 1798 | Macon February 7th, A.D. 1848 | In Memory of...A native of Bath, NH; Aged about 50 years; In his chosen vocation as Editor of a political journal for nearly twenty years, his course was marked with the purest patriotism and ardent love of his country. Requiescat in pace. |
| BARTLETT, Tabitha Napier | Jones County, Ga April 2d, A.D. 1815 | November 27th, A.D. 1847 | In Memory of...Wife of Doctor Myron Bartlett; Daughter of Isaac & Sarah G. Harvey; She died as she had lived in the peaceful enjoyment of the Christians' hope of a blissful immortality... Here sweet be my rest till He bid me arise, To hail Him in triumph descending the skies. |
| BASS, Sgt. John Thomas | March 17, 1843 | May 15, 1863 | 2 BN, GA Inf, CSA |
| BEDFORD, B. F. | - | Feby 21, 1886 | Aged 34 Years, 7 Mos, & 17 days |
| BEDFORD, Eliza J. | - | Jan 3, 1881 | Mother's Grave; Aged 48 Years |
| BELL, William | Scotland 1830 | Aug 17, 1879 | - |
| BENNER, G. H. | January 19, 1854 | February 12, 1929 | "I give unto them eternal life." |
| BENSON, Catherine E. Brewer | Jan 24, 1822 | Feb 27, 1908 | Wife of Richard A. Benson |
| BIBB, E. Geraldine | 1826 | 1874 | - |
| BINDER, Henry C. | April 13, 1851 | Sept 12, 1877 | In Memory of; Son of Jacob & Carolina Binder; Rest in Peace |
| BIVINS, Miss Sara | Dec 12, 1821 | July 8, 1898 | - |
| BLACK, Julia Ross | June 14, 1857 | January 27, 1927 | Daughter of Albert & Rebecca Ross |
| BLACKMON, Emma Beall Methvin | Nacoochee Valley, GA June 21, 1879 | Dalton, GA Dec 31, 1970 | Wife of John P. Blackmon |
| BLACKSHEAR, Thos. B. | 1845 | 1911 | - |
| BLAKE, Annie B. | - | - | While you are asleep with Jesus, We are lonely, Darling, without you. |
| BLAKE, Eliza | Manchester, Eng. Aug 24, 1824 | Macon, Mar 25, 1847 | Wife of G. J. Blake, Age 22 y's, 6 mo's & 29 d'ys |
| BLAKE, Green J. | 1818 | 1897 | - |
| BLAKE, Martha Howard | 1831 | 1910 | Wife of Green J. Blake |
| BLAND, Virginia Cook | Dec 5, 1888 | June 8, 1986 | - |
| BLOUNT, David E. | January 8, 1813 | November 8, 1891 | - |
| BLOUNT, Mark Donald | - | Oct 19, 1849 | Son of Thos. H. & Sarah A. R. Blount; Age 6 Years |
| BLOUNT, Sarah A. R. | May 7th, 1819 | April 19th, 1845 | Wife of Thomas H. Blount; Eldest Daughter of Mark D. & Nancy M. Clarke; She lived to die, and died to live. Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. |
| BODEN, Annie | Augusta, Ga 1855 | Macon, Ga 1879 | In Memory of |
| BOIFEUILLET, Anne Lydia McKinnon | Oct 16, 1825 | May 26, 1901 | Wife of John T. Boifeuillet, Sr. |
| BOIFEUILLET, Charles McKinnon | Sept 12, 1866 | Sept 17, 1923 | Son of J. T. & Anne McKinnon Boifeuillet, Sr. Death Certificate |
| BOIFEUILLET, Clara A. Nutting | Jan 5, 1863 | Feb 23, 1901 | Wife of John T. Boifeuillet, Jr. |
| BOISFEUILLET, Mary Cecile | 1852 | 1885 | - |
| BOND, Elijah | 1804 | 1877 | - |
| BOND, Sophia | 1806 | 1876 | - |
| BOWDRE, Edward P. | Aug 29, 1839 | July 23, 1871 | Tribute of love from Mother. Late Captain in the Confederate Army. God's finger touched him, and he slept. |
| BOYNTON, Joseph J. | New Hampshire Nov 7th, 1816 | June 28th, 1851 | Sacred to the Memory of...consort of Penelope Boynton, Aged 34 yrs, 7 mo's & 21 d's |
| BOYNTON, Joseph Jackson | Jan [?], 1875 | March 2[?], 1881 | - |
| BOYNTON, Mary Theresa | Oct 7, 1846 | July 17, 1906 | Wife of S. H. Boynton |
| BRANAN, Emily E. Gardner | Nov 9, 1841 | Nov 13, 1909 | Wife of J. F. Branan |
| BRANTLEY, Julia E. Clark | Nov 10, 1861 | Nov 14, 1933 | Wife of Thad W. Brantley |
| BRANTLY, G. W. A. | 1846 | 1892 | - |
| BRANTLY, Susan A. Beville [Photo by J. Allen] | Feb 11, 1833 | Apr 7, 1898 | Mother; Wife of William Shivers Brantly |
| BRANTLY, William Shivers [Photo by J. Allen] | Nov 13, 1826 | Oct 20, 1896 | Father |
| BREAUX, Mildred Henderson Payne | July 23, 1904 | December 24, 1982 | In Memory of...Wife of Charles Ballard Breaux; Interred in Cavehill Cemetery, Louisville, Kentucky |
| BREWER, Mary F. | Feb 29, 1796 | Jan 31, 1871 | [s/s Thomas A. Brewer] |
| BREWER, Thomas A. | Aug 20, 1792 | Sept 26, 1874 | [s/s Mary F. Brewer] |
| BRIGHT, Martha A. Branan | Sept 28, 1852 | Jan 3, 1880 | Wife of G. L. Bright |
| BRIGHT, Mary Bell | Oct 15, 1845 | Feb 16, 1919 | Wife of G. L. Bright Death Certificate |
| BROOKS, Augustus M. | Dec 25, 1877 | Sept 6, 1911 | - |
| BROOKS, Lula J. | July 14, 1855 | Jan 2, 1920 | - |
| BROOKS, Mattie C[linton] | Nov 18, 1883 | Feb 10, 1911 | [Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| BROOKS, Noah P. | Aug 14, 1851 | July 8, 1913 | - |
| BROWN, Charles E. | Oct 1878 | Feb 1930 | - |
| BROWN, Dorothy Dunstan | Dec 16, 1927 | Jan 14, 1999 | s/s Walter Edward Brown |
| BROWN, George C. | 1849 | 1886 | - |
| BROWN, Mary Adelaide Wiley | Feb 10, 1876 | Nov 4, 1915 | Wife of Robert Lawson Brown |
| BROWN, Robert Lawson | Jan 6, 1872 | Mar 2, 1912 | - |
| BROWN, Robert Lawson | June 29, 1932 | January 24, 1936 | Son of Vongeil Grace & R. Lawson Brown; God gives us love, something to love He lends us. |
| BROWN, Walter Edward | Jan 30, 1918 | Aug 6, 1989 | s/s Dorothy Dunstan Brown |
| BRYANT, Eloise A. | - | Oct 29, 1915 | Mother; Age 76 Yrs |
| BUCHANAN, Margaret A. [Photo] | 1825 | 1889 | She lived for others. |
| BURDEN, Annie M. | May 28th, 1869 | Aug 14th, 1886 | "She Loved Her Mother" |
| BURDEN, Sarah D. Barnes | June 14, 1848 | July 12, 1908 | Wife of William H. Burden |
| BURDEN, Wm. C. | June 15, 1871 | Oct 21, 1899 | - |
| BURDETT, William Carter Jr. | Oct 25, 1918 | Mar 11, 1995 | In Memory of...Husband of Marlys Hanson |
| BURGHARD, Louis Evans | - | November 20, 1889 | Infant son of Louis H. & Lucia E. Burghard |
| BURGHARD, Lucia Evans | - | Jan 22, 1938 | Beloved wife of Louis H. Burghard, "Love" |
| BURKE, Agnes | June 14, 1893 | Jan 29, 1918 | Daughter of E. W. & E. B. Burke; Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God. Death Certificate |
| BURKE, Carrie Young | - | Oct 17th, 1857 | Daughter of J. W. & C. A. Burke; Aged 11 mos & 3 days |
| BURKE, Elliot Chase | Jan [?], 1860 | May 25, 1860 | Son of J. W. & C. A. Burke |
| BURKE, Lora Waterman | Oct 23, 1900 | July 1, 1986 | Wife of Edward W. Burke |
| BURKE, William Blount | June 12, 1864 | Dec 19, 1947 | For 56 years a Methodist Missionary to China |
| BURNEY, Susan C. | - | Macon, Ga Aug 3, 1850 | Sacred to the Memoru of...Wife of Silas F. Burney of Tallahassee, Florida, Age 21 y'rs, 5 mo's, Ever to memory dear; we live to mourn thee still. [?] we placed this record here, could sorrow kill. |
| BUTLER, Beckham C. | Nov 24, 1856 | Dec 10, 1922 | - |
| BUTLER, Rebecca Anne Campbell | 1813 | 1897 | - |
| CAMPBELL, Emma Lee | 1878 | 1910 | Daughter of James H. & Fannie B. Campbell |
| CAMPBELL, Fannie Blount [Photo by J. Allen] | June 15, 1847 | Mar 22, 1881 | - |
| CAMPBELL, Katie L. | 1871 | 1929 | Deaconess |
| CAMPBELL, Rex Fulton | Dec 22, 1908 | Mar 7, 1970 | Georgia, Cpl US Army, WWII |
| CARMICHAEL, Katherine Willingham | September 1, 1902 | April 14, 1980 | Wife of Robert Joseph Carmichael |
| CARSON, Ruth Wilson | Feb 7, 1895 | May 14, 1927 | In Memory of...Wife of James Ricks Carson, Interred Carson Family Cemetery, Macon County, Ga Death Certificate |
| CARTER, Moses | Philla, Pa Dec 11, 1854 | Macon Jan 18, 1875 | Son of Dr. J. W. & Sarah Carter; To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die. |
| CARVER, Ann Eliza (Mrs.) | [abt 1817] | Feby 8, 1854 | Sacred to the Memory of...Wife of Robert Carver. AE 36 years, 7 months, & [_?_] |
| CARVER, Jimmy | [abt 1843] | June 10th, 1854 | Here lays little...eldest son of Robert Carver. Drowned in the Ocmulgee River while bathing. 10 yrs, 10 mos, & 7 dys |
| CARY, Martha | Auburn, Mass Jan 20, 1790 | Macon, Geo Dec 11, 1865 | - |
| CASSELS, Sarah Ann | - | May 23rd, 1841 | Sacred to the Memory of; Wife of Rev. Samuel J. Cassels; Daughter of George & Sarah Norman; Aged 31 years; And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes, and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying. Neither shall there be anymore pain, for the former things are passed away. In intellect vigorous, in affection ardent, in conversation lively and cheerful, in piety humble and unobtrusive. |
| CATER, Anne Daniel | April 12, 1923 | May 21, 2004 | Wife of Fletcher Sidney Cater, Jr. |
| CATER, Fletcher Sidney Jr. | January 10, 1914 | April 19, 2005 | - |
| CATER, Kathleen Adele Banks | Nov 10, 1880 | June 14, 1971 | Wife of Fletcher Sidney Cater |
| CHAMBERLAIN, Blanche Kell Nisbet | Apr 25, 1893 | Nov 30, 1963 | Wife of Samuel R. Chamberlain |
| CHAPMAN, Amanda P. Cherry | Oct 22, 1856 | Sept 6, 1922 | Wife of Walter B. Chapman |
| CHAPMAN, Nancy Elizabeth Nelson | Oct 3, 1856 | Aug 13, 1885 | Wife of Walter B. Chapman |
| CHEATHAM, Lucia Drucilla | August 1, 1881 | August 13, 1881 | Infant daughter of T. A. & M. P. Cheatham; Our Baby |
| CHEATHAM, Mattie Pritchett | March 8, 1859 | November 14, 1937 | Wife of Dr. T. A. Cheatham; Her love remains strengthened by memory...MaMa | CHEATHAM, Dr. T. A. | August 3, 1851 | December 7, 1931 | He gave much and asked little. PaPa |
| CHEATHAM, William Russell Owen | Nov 21, 1955 | Nov 23, 1955 | - |
| CHERRY, Benjamin Franklin | Macon, Ga Feb 28, 1867 | Macon, Ga Jan 19, 1881 | Son of Hilliard & Martha W. Cherry; Aged 18 Yrs, 10 mos, 21 days |
| CHERRY, Hilliard J. | Chester Co, SC Nov 15, 1820 | Macon, Ga Jan 27, 1894 | Our Father; "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord." |
| CHERRY, Job S. | Martin County, North Carolina December 12th, 1798 | July 11th, 1836 | In Memory of; removed to Georgia in 1829 |
| CHERRY, Lucius | - | - | Son of J. H. & L. M. Cherry; Aged 3 Months |
| CHERRY, Martha W. | Putnam Co, Ga June 18, 1824 | Macon, Ga Mch 23, 1878 | Our Mother; Formerly Wright |
| CHERRY, Mary | July 12, 1800 | Jan 5, 1875 | In Memory of; Wife of Job S. Cherry [Stone maker - Tom B. Artope, Macon] |
| CLARK, Mrs. Isabela | Kelso, Scotland Jan 12, 1787 | near Macon, Ga Sept 25, 1842 | Mother; A devoted mother. Erected by A. M. |
| CLARKE, Mark D. | - | Octr 23d, 1850 | Age 66 Yrs. He died trusting in the merits of the Saviour for the salvation of his soul. He that believeth in Me, though be he dead, yet shall he live. |
| CLEVELAND, Catharine | Ireland | July 31st, 1841 | - |
| CLEVELAND, Eliza Smith | Aug 20, 1838 | Sep 3, 1866 | Wife of Wm. C. Cleveland |
| CLISBY, Celetta Ransom | July 19, 1832 | April 6, 1908 | Wife of Joseph Clisby | |
| CLISBY, J. H. Ransom | Sept 15, 1864 | Nov 1, 1869 | Son of Joseph & Celetta Clisby | |
| CLISBY, Joseph | May 31, 1818 | Feb 26, 1885 | - | |
| COATES, Ida S. Burden | June 26, 1867 | Oct 28, 1941 | Wife of George W. Coates | |
| COLLINS, Hennie Jones | Oct 12, 1854 | Oct 24, 1889 | Wife of W. W. Collins | |
| COLLINS, Louisa H. [Photo by J. Allen] | - | Sept 19, 1872 | In Memory of...Wife of S. Collins; Aged 45 Yr's. & 4 Mo's. | |
| COLLINS, Robert | - | Oct 12, 1853 | Age 6 Yrs, 5 Mo's | |
| COLLINS, Robert (Dr.) | - | April 4th, 1861 | Aged 61 [s/s Mary Collins, Mattie Collins, Robt Collins, Jr., Juliet G. Collins Lewis] | |
| COLLINS, Robert Smith [Photo by J. Allen] | October 15, 1862 | October 10, 1908 | Son of Stephen & Louisa Collins | |
| COLLINS, Sarah M. | - | Nov 2nd, 1852 | Daughter of Stephen & Louisa H. Collins; AE 6 yr's, 2 mo's & 15 days | |
| COLLINS, Stephen [Photo by J. Allen] | Nov 30, 1809 | Feb 19, 1885 | - | |
| COLLINS, Stephen Lee | - | - | Son of S. & L. H. Collins; Aged 8 mo's & 12 dy's | |
| COLLINS, Stephen W. | - | Oct 6th, 185[?] | Infant son of S. & L. H. Collins; Aged [1?] yr & 4 mos | |
| COLLINS, Thomas Edgar [Photo by J. Allen] | [?] | [?] | Son of S. & L. H. Collins | |
| COLLINS, W. W. [Photo by J. Allen] | Nov 3, 1848 | July 10, 1904 | - | |
| COLLINS, William [Photo by J. Allen] | - | Oct 14, 1854 | Aged 47 | |
| COLLINS, William Wilson Jr. | Macon, GA Nov 29, 1879 | Sept 19, 1956 | In Memory of...Buried in Tacoma, Wash. | |
| COLZEY, Mary S. | - | Nov 28, 1855 | Wife of Dr. E. F. Colzey; Age 26; A tribute of affection from her husband and brother | |
| COOPER, Joseph Duncan | - | Oct 24th, 1852 | Son of Geo. M. & L. D. Cooper; AE 7 mo's & [?] | |
| COOPER, Katherine E. Oliver | July 19, 1857 | Dec 25, 1940 | Wife of Samuel C. Cooper | |
| COPPEDGE, Stella Ruth Hillard | May 10, 1923 | May 19, 1998 | Wife - Mother - Best Friend | |
| CRAIG, Charles | Lallerlierry, Co. Donegal, Ireland 1825 | Macon, Ga 1892 | In Memory of My Husband | |
| CRAIG, James | Macon, Ga 1866 | Macon, Ga 1879 | In Memory of | |
| CRANDALL, John Roswell | Dec 24, 1910 | Feb 22, 1996 | Colonel - United States Air Force; Awarded French Croix de Guerre Avec Etoile de Vermeil - World War II | |
| CUBBEDGE, Anna M. | 1834 | 1910 | - | |
| CUBBEDGE, Clarence H. [Photo] | May 22, 1859 | Sept 7, 1913 | s/s Henrietta M. Cubbedge | |
| CUBBEDGE, Frank M. | 1890 | 1892 | - | |
| CUBBEDGE, Henrietta M. [Photo] | Mar 2, 1869 | Aug 22, 1951 | s/s Clarence H. Cubbedge | |
| CUBBEDGE, Horace | - | - | Infant of Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Cubbedge | |
| CUBBEDGE, Metta | April 26, 1861 | August 31, 1877 | Daughter of R. W. & A. M. Cubbedge | |
| CUBBEDGE, Richard W. | 1829 | 1891 | - | |
| CULVERHOUSE, George W. | 1868 | 1927 | - | |
| CULVERHOUSE, Minnie Lee Brown | 1870 | 1949 | Wife of George W. Culverhouse | |
| CURD, Edward Sylvanus | 1868 | 1901 | Son of J. C. & J. H. Curd | |
| CURD, John Carhart | 1872 | 1920 | Son of J. C. & J. H. Curd | |
| CURD, John Clopton [Photo by J. Allen] | Putnam Co, GA Jany 29, 1832 | Macon, GA Nov 9, 1883 | - | |
| CURD, Julia H. Bates | Royalton, Vermont Aug 17, 1842 | Macon, GA Nov 13, 1915 | Wife of John C. Curd Her children arise and call her blessed. | |
| CURD, Richard | 1878 | 1920 | Son of J. C. & J. H. Curd | |
| CURD, Robert Bates | 1874 | 1920 | Son of J. C. & J. H. Curd | |
| CURD, Sarah E. | - | - | Aged 83 Asleep in Jesus and is blest. How sweet her slumbers are. | |
| CUTTER, Annah Herb | May 25th, 1792 Savannah, GA | Sep 16th, 1867 | In Memory of...Wife of Henry S. Cutter | |
| CUTTER, Dorothy | [abt 1908] | June 2, 1914 | Daughter of W. H. & Belle Cutter Age 5 Yrs, 9 Mos, & 7 Days | |
| CUTTER, Henry S. | Boston, Mass. April 30th, 1787 | [Macon, GA] May 16th, 1846 | - | |
| CUTTER, Nettie Parks | 1896 | 1996 | - | |
| CUTTER, William H. | 1878 | 1962 | - | |
| CUTTER, William Henry Jr. (Lt.) | Nov 11, 1920 | Aug 25, 1944 Over Germany | U.S.A.A.F. |
| DEAN, Obedience Pearl | Aug 9, 1811 | Jan 8, 1879 | Wife of James Dean, Aged 67 Years & 5 Months; As Christ was magnified in her life, she was glorified in her death. |
| DEITZ, John G. [Photo by J. Allen] | 5/11/1823 | 10/27/1898 | Grand Secretary continuously from 1869 to 1898. His many virtues form the noblest monument to his memory. [Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| DEITZ, Mary Esther | Savannah, GA April 19, 1857 | Macon, GA Sept 15, 1898 | At Rest |
| DELOACHE, Byland Kendrick | March 20th, 1849 | November 11th, 1854 | Aged 5 years, 7 months, & 22 days. We miss you, oh beloved ones From the places where ye dwell, From the altar and the hearth stone, Where with us in prayer ye knelt. We listen for a foot fall, That we never more may hear, and our hearts a yearning vainly For the voices held so dear. Children of Jackson & Eliza L. DeLoache [s/s George Wilconson DeLoache, Francis ? DeLoache] |
| DELOACHE, Francis [Wright] | May 3rd, 185[1] | November 10th, 1854 | Aged 3 years, 6 months, & 7 days. We miss you, oh beloved ones From the places where ye dwell, From the altar and the hearth stone, Where with us in prayer ye knelt. We listen for a foot fall, That we never more may hear, and our hearts a yearning vainly For the voices held so dear. Children of Jackson & Eliza L. DeLoache [s/s George Wilconson DeLoache, Byland Kendrick DeLoache; Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| DELOACHE, George Wilconson | May 20th, 1853 | November 15th, 1854 | Aged 1 year, 5 months, & 26 days. We miss you, oh beloved ones From the places where ye dwell, From the altar and the hearth stone, Where with us in prayer ye knelt. We listen for a foot fall, That we never more may hear, and our hearts a yearning vainly For the voices held so dear. Children of Jackson & Eliza L. DeLoache [s/s Francis ? DeLoache, Byland Kendrick DeLoache] |
| DELOACHE, Jackson | Sumpter, SC Aug 17, 1821 | May 25, 1872 | My precious husband...[?]...Nothing in my hand I bring, Simply to thy cross I cling. |
| DENT, James | __ 10, 179[8?] | Dec 28, 1871 | - |
| DERRY, Leona Ripley | Jan 29, 1882 | July 17, 1978 | Wife of George Seney Derry |
| DOBBS, Martha North | 1859 | 1925 | - |
| DOYLE, Maggie | Macon, Ga | [7/21/1889] Macon, Ga | [Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| DOYLE, P. W. | Co Wexford, Ireland March 1833 | Feb 2, 1876 | Beneath this stone his ashes rest, Whose memory fills our aching breasts, Who sleeps unconscious of the tear, That fills our breasts with sorrow here. |
| DRIGGARS, Annie E. Roberts | Sept 4, 1870 | April 3, 1938 | Wife of J. D. Driggars |
| DRIGGARS, Callie D. | 1861 | 1940 | Wife of M. N. Driggars |
| DRIGGARS, Daniel H. | May 4, 1879 | Aug 19, 1948 | - |
| DRIGGARS, Jackson D. | June 15, 1867 | May 16, 1918 | - |
| DRIGGARS, Lewis R. | 1886 | 1968 | - |
| DRIGGARS, Michael H. | 1886 | 1962 | - |
| DRIGGARS, Michael N. | 1856 | 1927 | - |
| DUNBAR, Anna M. | 1874 | 1877 | Daughter of D. C. Dunbar, Sr. |
| DUNBAR, Cora Lee | 1864 | 1928 | - |
| DUNBAR, D. C. | - | June 29, 1897 | Pvt, Georgia Armory Guards, C.S.A. |
| DUNBAR, Edgar Pope | 1898 | 1958 | - |
| DUNBAR, John D. | 1861 | 1938 | - |
| DUNBAR, Leila Brown | 1868 | 1928 | - |
| EDWARDS, Colin L. | Dec 6, 1888 | Oct 10, 1957 | Illinois, Sgt US Army, WWI |
| EDWARDS, James Corson | Philadelphia, Pa. July 17, 1802 | May 17, 1861 | Father of Harry Stillwell Edwards, Author |
| [EDWARDS], Mary | August 3, 1786 | - | Died in the [73?] year of her age... |
| ELKINS, Clara Jane Shackelford | Charleston, SC July 19, 1851 | Washington Co, Ga Nov 12, 1898 | Sacred to the Memory of; Beloved wife of G. J. Elkins; Daughter of F. R. & G. M. Shackelford; "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they see God." |
| ELLISON, George Pierce | November 27th, 1843 | June 22nd, 1845 | Son of Wm. H. & Anna W. Ellison; Awake and sing, ye that dwell in dust. Isaiah XXVI, 19th [s/s Robert Paine Ellison] |
| ELLISON, Robert Paine | March 7, 1851 | April 21, 1851 | Son of W. H. & Anna W. Ellison; Is it well with the child? It is well. [s/s George Pierce Ellison] |
| ENGLISH, Norman E. | June [?], 1900 | Sept 24, 1957 | Georgia, Pvt Hq Co 328 Infantry, WWI |
| ERNEST, George W. | - | - | Co C, 2 Ga Inf |
| ESTES, Nannie Jones | July 3, 1865 | Oct 30, 1935 | Wife of Claud Estes |
| EVANS, Lucy Ann Russell | Wilkes Co, Ga June 30, 1810 | Macon, Ga June 18, 1845 | Wife of R. K. Evans |
| EVANS, Mary Amanda | Jan 12, 1830 | Oct 31, 1893 | Wife of Oliver F. Evans |
| EVANS, Nonie Rhodes | Mar 5, 1872 | Aug 3, 1949 | Wife of R. W. Evans |
| EVANS, Oliver Fletcher | Sept 27, 1856 | July 31, 1857 | Son of O. F. & M. A. Evans |
| EVANS, Rufus K. | Rochester, N.H. Sept 16, 1798 | Macon, Ga Dec 11, 1851 | - |
| FAIRBANKS, John | - | 1874 | - |
| FARGO, Bessie Benson | Dec 24, 1850 | Sep 7, 1912 | Wife of J. M. Fargo |
| FEAGIN, Dolores Nottingham | 1883 | 1905 | - |
| FEAGIN, Henry S. [Photo by J. Allen] | 1840 | 1904 | - |
| FEAGIN, Jennie A. | Oct 9, 1842 | May 7, 1922 | Wife of Henry S. Feagin Asleep in Jesus |
| FERGUSON, Susie | - | 1889 | Wife of E. G. Ferguson |
| FINDLAY, Arthur P. | - | Aug 30, 1926 | - |
| FINDLAY, Mary F. Brantly | 1858 | 1945 | Wife of A. P. Findlay |
| FINDLAY, Susie de S. | 1888 | 1979 | - |
| FITCH, Horace Kellogg | - | Aug 7, 1840 | Son of Horace & Harriet Fitch; Age 1 yr, 5 mo, & 25 d'ys |
| FORT, Anna L. | Macon, Ga March 19, 1846 | Macon, Ga ___ 20, 1885 | Wife of Robert W. Fort |
| FORT, Robert W. | Macon, Ga April 20, 1839 | Mobile, Ala October 13, 1873 | - |
| G., C. E. | - | 8-7-1882 | 1 Mo. |
| GAMBLE, J. | 1781 | 1855 | Grand Father |
| GAMBLE, S. | 1776 | 1836 | Grand Mother |
| GATER, Lucia Johnson | Apr 20, 1847 | Sept 2, 1855 | Age 8 Y'r. 5 mo. & 11 d's; Child of T. J. & A. E. Gater [s/s Tho's Wimberly Gater] |
| GATER, Tho's Wimberly | Apr 27, 1856 | Aug 1, 1857 | Age 1 Y'r. 3 mo. & 3 d's; Child of T. J. & A. E. Gater [s/s Lucia Johnson Gater] |
| GILLESPIE, Doris Siefert | Aug 14, 1882 | Mar 16, 1945 | - |
| GLISSON, Samuel E. Jr. | Apr 7, 1893 | March 19, 1937 | Georgia, Pvt 157 Depot Brig |
| GODFREY, Mrs. M. J. | Feb 28, 1838 | June 22, 1899 | Our Mother |
| GOODWYN, Hattie Strong Rogers | Jan 13, 1869 | June 3, 1898 | Wife of T. G. Goodwyn |
| GOODYEAR, Albert | Hamden, Conn 1825 | Macon, Ga 1902 | - |
| GOVE, Rev. S. F. | Weymouth, Mass. Mar 9, 1823 | Dec 3, 1900 | Men die, but their works live after them. |
| GRATIGNY, Ruby Shealy | July 4, 1902 | Nov 18, 1989 | MaMa G |
| GRAY, Alice E. | - | Feb 22d, 1849 | Age 7 mos & 14 dys; Child of J. D. & Anna A. Gray [s/s John D. Gray] |
| GRAY, Anne Amelia | Charleston, So Ca June 22, 1826 | Oct 6, 1855 | Sacred to the Memory of...My Wife [s/s David Gray] |
| GRAY, David | - | Nov 29, 1855 | Age 18 Mo's; "Little David" [s/s Anne Amelia Gray] |
| GRAY, John C. | - | Oct 25th, 1845 | Age 4 Yrs & 10 mo's; Son of William & Maria E. Gray |
| GRAY, John D. | - | Octr 22d, 1844 | Age 7 mos & 16 dys; Child of J. D. & Anna A. Gray [s/s Alice E. Gray] |
| GRAY, Theodore H. | Jan 5th, 1835 | Nov 21st, 1850 | Son of Wm. & M. E. Gray |
| GREENHOW, Delia M. Roberts [Photo] | April 19, 1846 | May 30, 1879 | Wife of Geo. Greenhow; Daughter of G. B. & M. A. Roberts; She has done what she could to make the lives of all those around her brighter, better, and holier. |
| GRESHAM, Mrs. Catharine B. | 23d Aug 1824 | 21st Mar 1840 | In Memory of...Wife of John J. Gresham; The deceased was a member of the Methodist Church, and her life was a beautiful illustration of the doctrine [?]. Farewell. Be thy slumber sweet till we shall greet with a Heaven born kiss, on the portal of eternal bliss. |
| GRIER, Frances M. | Nov 27th, 1831 | Aug 24th, 1857 | Wife of E. G. Grier and Daughter of Washington & Selina S. Poe; Be ye also ready |
| GRIMES, J. M. | - | - | Co G 2 GA Bat |
| GRISWOLD, Elizabeth H. [Photo] | - | June 28, 1855 | Wife of E. C. Griswold; Daughter of Thos & Sarah Hardeman; Age 32; Sleep loved one, all of suffering over. Pain never can heave they breast, [?] |
| GROOVER, Martha Newton | July 21, 1902 | Jan 26, 1992 | Wife of Thomas Denmark Groover |
| GROOVER, Thomas Denmark | Savannah, Ga Oct 25, 1899 | July 22, 1977 | - |
| HALL, Annie Virgin | 1876 | 1949 | - |
| HALL, Glenn | Apr 15, 1891 | Mar 6, 1904 | Son of Joe Hill & Ida T. Hall |
| HALL, Ida Young Tutwiler | Nov 13, 1853 | Sept 28, 1943 | Wife of Joseph Hill Hall; "Her children rise up and call her blessed." |
| HALL, James A. | 1837 | 1869 | - |
| HALL, Joseph Hill | Knoxville, Crawford Co, Ga March 31, 1852 | Macon, Ga July 22, 1922 | "Write me as one that loves his fellow men." |
| HALL, Sarah Grove | Oct 7, 1886 | June 24, 1972 | Daughter of Joe Hill & Ida T. Hall |
| HALL, Willie Ashe | Sept 11, 1884 | July 17, 1980 | Daughter of Joe Hill & Ida T. Hall |
| HARDEMAN, Nell Culpepper | Nov 3, 1886 | Dec 31, 1939 | Wife of R. U. Hardeman |
| HARDIE, George W. | Aug 30, 1835 | Longbranch, N.J. Aug 30, 1864 | Married Mary Carr April 1864; An honest man, tender and brave, always abounding in charity and good works |
| HARPER, Eliza E. Lewis | Sep 3, 1834 | Feb 7, 1892 | Daughter of John L. & Martha C. Lewis; Wife of James D. Harper |
| HELLER, Sarah Cecelia Valentino | May 31, 1882 | August 13, 1947 | Beloved wife of Henry Benjamin Heller |
| HENDERSON, Loyola | - | May 5, 1905 | Wife of J. J. Henderson; Aged 61 years |
| HENRY, Donald Duffie | 1891 | 1898 | - |
| HENRY, G. L. | - | Apr 28, 1912 | Age 57 Yrs., At Rest |
| HERRING, James | Lunenburg County, Virginia March 22nd, 1790 | LaGrange, Georgia February 25th, 1855 | - |
| HERRING, Louise Leonora | April 2nd, 1844 | Oct 8th, 1844 | Daughter of James & Mary T. Herring |
| HERRING, Mary Tate | 1803 | 1875 | Wife of James Herring; Daughter of Archibald & Virginia Stokes; Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. |
| HESTER, Pauline Chapman | Feb 4, 1875 | Nov 18, 1957 | Wife of Stephen A. Hester |
| HICKS, Maybelle Bandy | Sept 10, 1874 | May 6, 1916 | Wife of J. R. Hicks, Jr. |
| HIGGISON, Amaryllis Pride Hall | Dec 8, 1893 | May 27, 1984 | - |
| HILL, John R. | Talbotton, Ga February 11, 1836 | Warren Co, Ga May 10, 1878 | My Husband |
| HILL, Virginia Winifred | Warren Co, Ga December 13, 18[3?]4 | February 12, 1905 | Wife of John R. Hill |
| HILLARD, Edward Rudolf | Mar 11, 1899 | Apr 10, 1961 | In Memory of...Interred in Atlanta, Ga |
| HILLARD, Groves Caldwell | Dec 7, 1920 | May 28, 1986 | In Memory of...Interred Mobile, Ala. |
| HILLARD, Mary K. | Aug 18, 1897 | Nov 6, 1942 | Wife of E. R. Hillard, Mother of Groves & Stella |
| HINES, Carrie Merriwether | - | - | Wife of James Hines |
| HINES, Charlotte Settles | Richmond Co, VA March 8, 1814 | Macon, Ga May 8, 1882 | Wife of Treat Hines [s/s Treat Hines] |
| HINES, James | - | - | Son of Treat & Charlotte Hines |
| HINES, Treat | Milford, Conn. Dec 8, 1812 | Macon, Ga March 23, 1883 | Their bodies are buried in peace, but their name liveth forever. [s/s Charlotte Settles Hines] |
| HOBBS, Horace Hamilton | April 6, 1916 | June 26, 1986 | "Hamp"; God resisteth the proud, but giveth grace unto the humble. James IV:6 |
| HOGE, Sol | [4/27/1890] | Aug 14, 1967 | US Army, WWI [Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| HOLLINGSWORTH, Edgar R. | - | Aug 3, 19[37] | Age 82 [Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| HOLLINGSWORTH, H. Bailey | - | May 29, 1890 | Aged 17 Years & 6 Months |
| HOLLINGSWORTH, John | N.C. 1818 | Ga 1868 | - |
| HOLLINGSWORTH, Mariam A. | - | July 18, 1876 | Aged 44 Years & 10 Months |
| HOLLINGSWORTH, Mildred H. | 1827 | 1905 | Wife of John Death Notice |
| HOLLINGSWORTH, Walter T. | - | June 15, 1887 | Aged 66 Years & 7 Months |
| HOLMES, Isaac | Jan 30th, 1812 | Dec 6th, 1846 | ...was born in Sunbury, Liberty Co, Georgia. In his youth he moved to the city of Macon, where he resided, was beloved and honored until his decease. He served his country as first Sergeant of the Macon Volunteers in the Florida War, and as Commander of the Macon Guards, Georgia Regiment, in the Mexican War. He died in Camp, near Monterey, Mexico. The state of Georgia erects this monument in honor of his service to his country. The city and citizens of Macon, the Macon Volunteers and Masonic Fraternity uniting in testimonial. "My truth is in God, and to my Heavenly Father I commit my family." Newspaper Article |
| HOLMES, John | - | Septr 26th, 1835 | Sacred to the memory of...who departed this life...in the 27th year of his age. |
| HOLMES, Louisa J. | Aug 17, 1815 | May 13, 1892 | Wife of Capt. Isaac Holmes; Just as I am, without one plea, but the blood was shed for me. |
| HOLT, Charity N. Grimes | April 13, 1813 | April 4, 1880 | A Memorial of...Wife of Pulaski S. Holt...In her 67th Year [s/s Pulaski S. Holt] |
| HOLT, Florine R. | May 20, 1839 | Sept 4, 1915 | Wife of T. G. Holt, Jr. |
| HOLT, Grimes N. | July 23, 1843 | May 19, 1857 | "None knew him, but to love him."; Our Grimes, Son of Pulaski S. & Charity N. Holt |
| HOLT, Julia M. | August 20, 1841 | May 10, 1852 | Daughter of Pulaski S. & Charity N. Holt, "How many fond hopes lie buried here." |
| HOLT, Miss Mary C. | - | 1870 | Daughter of Fowler Holt, Aged 20 |
| HOLT, Peyton C. | April 1, 1833 | May 18, 1857 | Son of Pulaski S. & Lavinia Holt |
| HOLT, Pulaski S. | April 18, 1829 | December 18, 1858 | Son of Pulaski S. & Lavinia Holt [s/s Charity N. grimes Holt] |
| HOLT, W. Furlow | Apr 10, 1867 | July 5, 1893 | The pride of all our hopes. "Our Willie" [s/s Leonidas Holt, MD] |
| HOLZENDORF, John | Savannah, Ga Dec 25, 1799 | Macon, Ga April 7, 1875 | - |
| HOPKINS, Mrs. Elizabeth | - | 20th February 1851 | Sacred to the Memory of Our Mother...consort of Benjamin B. Hopkins...Aged 78 Years, 10 months, & 11 days. Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints. Psalm 116th, 15th verse. |
| HUFFMAN, Mattie Holt | 1885 | 1975 | - |
| HUNT, Louisa Guttenberger | April 24, 1842 | Dec 29, 1913 | Wife of Thomas J. Hunt |
| HUTTON, Blanche Elizabeth [Photo] | Feb 5, 1856 | Oct 27, 1863 | Darling child of John S. & H. T. M. Hutton; "In the [?] bosom Our white lamb is folden, Blanche in Heaven is smiling in the sunshine golden! Blanche, sweet Blanche, will meet us by the portals pearly in the Golden City, where she soared so early." |
| INGRAHAM, Ellen | Nov 15th, 1820 | Aug 20th, 1845 | Wife of J. S. Ingraham |
| IVERSON, Juliet A. | 1840 | June 20th, 1844 | - |
| JEMISON, Kate Lorine Boisfeuillet | 1850 | 1886 | - |
| JETER, L. Randolph | 1854 | 1896 | - |
| JETER, T. S. | - | Mar 4, 1907 | Age 86 Yrs |
| JOHNSON, Bessie Annette | July 17, 1938 | July 17, 1938 | Infant of M. H. & Nettie Mae S. Johnson |
| JOHNSTON, Edwin J. | 1819 | 1879 | - |
| JOHNSTON, Madge Snider | Nov 22, 1856 | May 4, 1879 | My Wife; Wife of Walter T. Johnston; Oh happy ____ indeed dear one, For you whose cares are o'er; But so hard for those you left, To have you here no more. |
| JOHNSTON, Mary Annie Butler | 1837 | 1898 | - |
| JONES, Arabella O. | January 8, 1830 | August 10, 1891 | Wife of John E. Jones [s/s John E. Jones] |
| JONES, Florence | Nov 10, 1856 | Mar 23, 1884 | Daughter of J. E. & A. O. Jones; Patient in suffering and firm in faith, she has entered into the peace of God, which passeth understanding. |
| JONES, Jack F. | Jul 22, 1912 | Sep 10, 1983 | Sgt US Army, WWII |
| JONES, John | March 25th, 1796 | May 17th, 1857 | Aged 61 yrs, 2 mos, & 8 days; A devoted husband, an affectionate father, and kind friend. |
| JONES, John E. | Oct 25, 1827 | May 2, 1891 | s/s Arabella O. Jones |
| JONES, Laura | - | Oct 5, 1855 | Daughter of J. E. & A. O. Jones; Age 6 y's, 3 mo |
| KAIGLER, Edwin Lee Jr. | May 11, 1896 | Feb 8, 1917 | Although he sleeps, his memory doth live. |
| KAIN, Anne Jamison | 1883 | 1915 | - |
| KAIN, William Sylvester | July 19, 1877 | Sept 2, 1913 | Husband of Anne K. Jemison |
| KEATING, Dennis | County Wexford, Ireland | Macon, Ga | Father |
| KEATING, Dennis [A.] Jr. | Savannah, Ga | Macon, Ga July 11, 1903 | Death Notice |
| KEATING, Elizabeth | Savannah, Ga Sept 5, 1856 | Macon, Ga Dec 24, 1936 | - |
| KEATING, James | Savannah, Ga | Macon, Ga Nov 11, 1900 | - |
| KEATING, Mary Doyle | County Wexford, Ireland | Macon, Ga | Mother |
| KEITH, George A. | Dec 22, 1841 | Nov 7, 1919 | Pvt Co B 2 Battn Ga Inf, Confederate States Army |
| KENT, Floyd W. | July 29, 1894 | Oct 7, 1925 | North Dakota, Wagoner, 155 Depot Brig. |
| KENT, Mattie | July 23, 1873 | Sept 17, 1891 | Wife of W. W. Kent |
| KERSH, Dorothy Blackmon | Anadarko, Okla May 25, 1907 | Dalton, GA Oct 9, 1976 | Wife of Douglas R. Kersh |
| KERSH, Douglas Russell | Daniel, Miss June 19, 1904 | Atlanta, GA Oct 9, 1993 | - |
| KING, Elmo E. | Oct 12, 1906 | July 24, 1996 | - |
| KING, Margaret Driggars | Feb 28, 1909 | May 12, 1994 | Wife of Elmo E. King |
| KING, Wayne F. | July 31, 1937 | Aug 2, 1949 | - |
| KIRBY, Martha M. [Photo] | June 30, 1856 | March 7, 1862 | Eldest daughter of S. T. & E. A. Kirby; Not of Earth, but of Heaven |
| KNIGHT, Tommie Earle Humphries | July 6, 1890 | Oct 24, 1968 | Wife of T. P. Knight |
| LAMAR, Ann Irwin | 2nd of February 1808 | 8th of October 1832 | The Remains of; Wife of Dr. Thomas Lamar; She was a member of the Baptist Church, and died with faith unshaken in the mercy of God. |
| LAMAR, Benjaman Jones | - | June 11, 1834 | Aged 4 mos. Child of [?] & R. Lamar |
| LAMAR, Mrs. Eliza B. | - | January 4, 1873 | Aged 69 Years; "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God." |
| LAMAR, Eliza W. | Sept 10, 1818 | Feb 3rd, 1851 | In Memory of; Wife of Dr. Thomas R. Lamar |
| LAMAR, Fannie L. Cubbedge | 1867 | 1909 | Wife of R. N. Lamar; Daughter of R. W. & A. M. Cubbedge |
| LAMAR, Harriet Ann Rebecca | - | 6 April 1834 | The Remains of; Daughter of Dr. Thomas R. & Nancy J. Lamar; Aged 2 Years |
| LAMAR, Henrietta Dean Holt | - | Oct 27, 1903 | Wife of L. Q. C. Lamar, Aged 76 Years |
| LAMAR, Thomas B. J. | Sept 1832 | Jany 1853 | A member of the Senior class of the University of Georgia, and greatly beloved by his fellow students. |
| LAMAR, Dr. Thomas R. | [?], Geo. March 16th, 1800 | Macon April 18th, 1858 | Sacred to the Memory of |
| LASCH, William George | Sept 24, 1893 | April 19, 1918 | Killed in service as Lt. 8th Field Artillery; I know that my Redeemer liveth. |
| LAWTON, Edwin Warren | Feb 12, 1871 | Sept 4, 1875 | Son of R. F. & E. S. Lawton |
| LAWTON, Elizabeth S. | - | Mar 12, 1871 | Beloved wife of R. F. Lawton; Aged 23 Yrs, 10 mos & 26 days |
| LAWTON, Josiah McLeod | - | Feb 13, 1869 | Aged 9 mos & 11 days [s/s R. F. Lawton, Jr.] |
| LAWTON, Minnie | Aug 23, 1877 | April 21, 1890 | Our Beloved; Daughter of W. J. & Sarah M. Lawton; After life's fitful fever, she sleeps well. |
| LAWTON, R. F. Jr. | - | Feb 11, 1869 | Aged 3 Yrs & 26 days [s/s Josiah McLeod Lawton] |
| LAWTON, Robert Seabrook | Nov 7, 1874 | June 8, 1875 | Son of R. F. & C. W. Lawton |
| LAWTON, Winborn Joseph | Beaufort Dist, South Carolina Sept 30, 1817 | Macon, GA Sept 6, 1884 | My Husband; Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord |
| LEWIS, Juliet G. Collins | - | Feb 2, 1873 | Wife of R. B. Lewis; Aged 32 [s/s Dr. Robert Collins, Mary Collins, Mattie Collins, Robt. Collins, Jr.] |
| LEWIS, Martha C. Smith | Feb 10, 1813 | Aug 27, 1884 | Daughter of James & Eliza Smith; Asleep in Jesus |
| LOWE, Matilda Hutchings | 1805 | 1879 | Daughter of Robert & Drucilla Bonner Hutchings |
| LUNDY, Lucius Robert | - | Nov 24, 1884 | Son of Wm. & Julia Lundy, Aged 26 |
| LUNDY, Walter Aubrey Sr. | 1902 | 1972 | Son of Bright W. & Iva Spillers Lundy, Buried at Cairo, Ga |
| LUNDY, William | Mar 27, 1824 | Oct 2, 1902 | Aged 78 |
| M., M. B. | - | - | [infant] |
| MACARTHY, A. G. | - | June 21, 1871 | Age 23 Yrs. In after time we'll meet him. |
| MACARTHY, W. H. | - | Nov 30, 1863 | C[onfederate] S[oldier]. Killed at Culpepper C. H., Va. Age 20 Yrs. In memory of our dear brother. |
| MARSHALL, Emma F. Manson | Jan 29, 1848 | July 23, 1926 | Wife of J. S. C. Marshall |
| MARSHALL, Gladys Parker Burns | Mar 12, 1913 | May 5, 1988 | Wife of B. Willingham Marshall |
| MARKS, Carter Schaefer | July 5, 1888 | July 3, 1974 | Wife of John William Marks |
| MARKS, John William | Mar 21, 1889 | Feb 22, 1938 | Capt Co N - 22nd Engrs 1918-1919 |
| MARTIN, Annie Agnis | Jan 26, 1836 | Jan 20, 1922 | Always Helping Others |
| MARTIN, Mrs. Eliza J. | March 18th, 1803 | Feb'y 9th, 1856 | Wife of John Martin, late of Macon. Aged 52 years, 10 mo's, & 21 days. A tribute of affection to her memory by her surviving children. |
| MARTIN, Elizabeth Leona Griffin | June 1, 1840 | May 10, 1842 | Daughter of John & Elizabeth Martin |
| MARTIN, John | Apr 10, 1791 | Apr 10, 1842 | Sacred to the Memory of; A native of Rockingham County, North Carolina, For 25 years a citizen of Georgia |
| MASSEY, William H. | - | - | Co F, 1 GA Inf, Sp Am War |
| MAXWELL, Mary Manfredon[ia] | August 11, 1822 | April 9, 1842 | In Memory of...Wife of William L. Maxwell and Daughter of Thomas T. & Rebecca L. Napier; Lovely in life, lovely in death. Her pure spirit early found its rest, but her memory will long live in the hearts of many devoted relatives and friends. [Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| [MCAFEE], Howell Eugene | Macon, Ga April [3], 1878 | ___ville, Ga April 27, 1880 | Another precious treasure in Heaven; Son of Howell & Mattie W. [McAfee] [Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| MCCAW, Dellie Rogers | Feby 21, 1873 | Aug 15, 1955 | Wife of James N. McCaw |
| MCCAW, Mary Lamar | Sept 28, 1842 | Feby 25, 1920 | Wife of James A. McCaw |
| MCCOOK, Daniel Oscar | Apr 8, 1892 | June 6, 1961 | Georgia, PFC Sup Co 61 Coast Arty, WWI |
| MCCORD, Rose Crutchfield | Mar 28, 1888 | Jan 13, 1961 | Wife of R. A. McCord |
| MCGEE, Leo Earl | Sept 24, 1910 | July 19, 1937 | Son of J. S. & L. K. McGee |
| MCGREGOR, Alxr. | Anson County, North Carolina Nov 7th, 1790 | Sept 9th, 1856 | Age 65 yrs & 10 months; There is hope in his death. I shall be satisfied when I awake with thy likeness. Psalm XVII, 15 vr. A tribute of greatful and affectionate remembrance, from his Wife and Children. |
| MCKINNON, Anne Westcoat | 1797 | 1873 | - |
| MCLAUGHLIN, Edwin E. Jr. | June 17, 1919 | Sept 3, 1950 | Georgia; Sgt 9 Inf 2 Inf Div; WWII, Korea; B5M - 2 PH |
| MCLEOD, Daniel Clark | New York April 11, 1810 | Pensacola Navy Yard Septr 1, 1852 | Surgeon U. S. N.; by A. M. |
| MCLEOD, Isabella | - | August 9th, 1852 | Daughter of Hugh & Rebecca J. Mcleod; Aged 20 months |
| MELROSE, Christiana | New York July 26th, 1812 | Feb 9th, 1873 | My Wife; Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God. Matt 5 Ch 8 Verse |
| MELROSE, William | ___yrshire, Scotland 1803 | Septr 1854 | - |
| MILLER, Willie | - | Dec 25, 1899 | Infant daughter of James F. & Sallie A. Miller |
| MIMS, Birdie Brown | 1874 | 1921 | - |
| MIMS, John Wesley | 1871 | 1929 | - |
| MITCHELL, Annie D. Snider | March 10, 1864 | May 22, 1885 | Wife of A. C. Mitchell, Jr.; Daughters of the American Revolution |
| MITCHELL, Chloe Bartlett | January 11, 1844 | June 6, 1905 | Wife of Captain Shatteen Mitchell; Capt. Mitchell was slain in battle Sept 19, 1864 and rests with the unknown at Winchester, VA. "The righteous are in everlasting remembrance." [Death Notice; Funeral Notice] |
| MOLTON, Charles Jackson | Feb 22, 1881 | Sept 13, 1934 | His monument lies in the hearts of those who loved him. |
| MOLTON, Martha Elizabeth | Feb 24, 1917 | Dec 3, 1918 | Daughter of C. J. & Sarah E. Molton |
| MOLTON, Sarah Newberry | Aug 5, 1885 | Aug 21, 1968 | Wife of Charles J. Molton |
| MOORE, Mary [Eliza] | Feb 20, 1824 | Sept 8, 1853 | Wife of James F. Moore; M.E.M.; To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die. Erected by her son. [s/s Mary Tallula Moore; Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| MOORE, Mary Tallula | - | - | Aged 3 Yrs [s/s Mary Eliza Moore] |
| MORRIS, Georgia Mercier | Fort Gains, Ga | Macon, Ga July 22, 1909 | Wife of Charlton M. Morris |
| MOSELEY, Charles William | 1860 | 1939 | - |
| MOSELEY, Elizabeth Beckwith | 1863 | 1938 | - |
| MOSS, Anne Margaret Cubbedge | May 28, 1898 | Apr 3, 1991 | - |
| MUNROE, Martha Rowena | Apr 16, 1829 | Feb 5, 1850 | Daughter of Nathan C. & T. E. Munroe |
| MUNROE, Mary Josephine | - | Oct 4th, 1835 | Daughter of Nathan C. & T. E. Munroe; Age 15 mos; "Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven." |
| MUNROE, Nathan | Heasick, Rensselaer County, New York December 1st, 1772 | the resident of his son, Nathan C. Munroe, of Vineville, near Macon, Georgia April 24th, 1855 | in the 83rd year of his age; Through a long life, he fulfilled the relations of a virtuous and useful citizen and a faithful husband and father. [?] Surrounded by attached relatives [?] and triumphed over death [?] |
| MUNROE, Nathan Campbell | Dec 29, 1846 | Nov 26, 1904 | - |
| MUNROE, Tabitha E. Napier [Photo] | Oct 19th, 1812 | August 4th, 1858 | Another Treasure in Heaven, My Angel Wife...For thirty years the faithful and beloved wife of Nathan C. Munroe; Married June 5th, 1828; Her children arise up and call her blessed; "Rest in peace thou sainted spirit...[?]" |
| MURROW, Hattie C. | Jan 19, 1884 | May 15, 1970 | [s/s Gordon P. Murrow] |
| NAGEL, Louise Elleanor | Dec 23, 1826 | June 21, 1915 | Mother; Bury me at Rose Hill beneath a shady tree where my friends may sometime come, and often think of me. In that secluded spot, where angels wings may touch them, and they know it not. Funeral Notice |
| NAPIER, Hendley Varner III | February 1, 1919 | May 9, 1997 | A great-grandson of Simri Rose, for whom this Rose Hill Cemetery is named. Practiced law in Macon for more than 50 years. President of the Macon Bar Association, 1962 and 1963. Lawyer of the Year in 1976. President of the Georgia Defense Lawyers, 1993-1994. Governor of the Macon Moose Lodge, 1954-1955. Deputy Supreme Governor, Loyal Order of Moose for Georgia and Alabama, 1955-1956. Served as president of: Bons Hommes (founding), 1949; Macon Jr. Chamber of Commerce, 1946; Kappa Alpha Order Alumni, 1961; Exchange Club of Bibb County, 1969; St. Paul's Apartments (charter), 1971-1993; St. Paul's Village, 1983-1993; Friends of the Cannonball House, 1987-1994; Grand Juror's Association, 1989. Commander and charter member, Sons of Confederate Veterans, General Edward Door Tracy, Jr. Camp #1410, 1985-1986. Chancellor, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 1965-1997. Deputey to the Chief, Clan Napier in North America. "He wasn't just a gentleman, he was a gentle man...he had a good heart about him." |
| NAPIER, Ida Page | Macon, GA Oct 2, 1883 | Nov 20, 1907 | Daughter of H. V. & V. A. Napier |
| NAPIER, John Powell Blackmon | Macon County, Ala Oct 3, 1874 | Elreno, Okla Oct 10, 1907 | Son of H. V. & V. A. Napier |
| NAPIER, Thomas Leroy Jr. | June 22, 1833 | Sept 5, 1869 | Graduated U.S. Military Academy at west Point, New York, 1858. Served as Captain of the Napier (Macon) Artillery during the War Between the States. Lt. Col. Napier was Commander of the 8th Georgia Battalion of Volunteers. Headquarters' Gist's Brigade Battle of Chickamauga, GA, Sept 20, 1863 |
| NAPIER, Viola Felton Ross | Feb 14, 1881 | June 27, 1962 | Wife of Hendley V. Napier, Jr.; Georgia's First: Lady Legislator, House of Representatives, 1922-1925; Lady Attorney to Argue Case Before Georgia Supreme Court, 1922 and Georgia Court of Appeals, 2-14-22; Lady Clerk, City of Macon, 1927-1954. Georgia Women of Achievement, Wesleyan College, 1993 |
| NAPIER, Virginia Anastasia Blackmon | [Chunnenuggee?], Ala Oct 9, 1846 | Macon, GA Jan 16, 1908 | Daughter of Homer Blackmon; Wife of Hendley Varner Napier |
| NEWTON, Edith Campbell | Dec 13, 1899 | Apr 4, 1977 | Wife of Charles Edward Newton, Jr. |
| NEWTON, Elizabeth Brown | 1873 | 1950 | Wife of Charles Edward Newton |
| NEWTON, Helen Mullino | Jan 19, 1900 | July 8, 1991 | Wife of Russell Brown Newton |
| NEWTON, Victoria Lane | Aug 12, 1867 | Nov 30, 1947 | Wife of Arthur Richards Newton |
| NISBET, Sarah Tabitha Kell | Mar 1, 1871 | Dec 3, 1959 | Wife of Junius Wingfield Nisbet |
| NORMAN, Sarah | - | Macon 3d Dec 1855 | Sacred to the Memory of...in the 81 year of her age; Her children rise up and call her blessed |
| NORTH, Henry Martin | 1855 | 1920 | - |
| NYHAM, Blanche E. | - | Sept 16, 1941 | - |
| NYHAM, John T. | - | Sept 10, 1941 | - |
| OATTIS, Louise Elizabeth Riley | Oct 26, 1882 | Sept 17, 1925 | Wife of Nat G. Oattis |
| O'HANLON, Catherine J. | July 13, 1819 | October 3, 1903 | The sweet remembrance of the just shall flourish though they sleep in dust. |
| OLIVER, Sarah M. Scarbrough | Dec 16, 1833 | Dec 7, 1903 | Wife of Henry E. Oliver; "He giveth his beloved sleep." |
| ORR, Nannie A. Oliver | June 4, 1853 | Nov 6, 1920 | Wife of Andrew J. Orr |
| OUZTS, Annie Claire Willis | Jan 1, 1903 | Sept 2, 1984 | Wife of M. E. Ouzts |
| OUZTS, Cornelia F. Johnson | Nov 30, 1885 | July 10, 1925 | Wife of M. E. Ouzts |
| PALMER, Mary | Feb 6, 1833 | Sept 18, 1858 | Wife of Saml B. Palmer |
| PALMER, Mary L. | - | March 10, 1875 | Aged 16 yrs, 8 ms, 20 ds; When she died on Earth, she was born in Heaven. |
| PARKER, Lula Benson | Macon, Ga Oct 17, 1875 | Atlanta, Ga Dec 7, 1964 | - |
| PARKER, Nelson Huntley | Ivoryton, Conn Jan 15, 1868 | Atlanta, Ga June 2, 1944 | Father |
| PARKER, William B. | Camden, S.C. Sep 3, 1798 | June 30, 1873 | - |
| PEPPER, Daniel B. | 26th March, 1791 | Macon 19th Novr, 1847 | - |
| PETTERSON, Sophjenlife | 1873 | 1967 | Sister Sophi; Deaconess, 1906-1967 |
| PHELPS, John H. | October 2nd, 1811 | November 6th, 1845 | Sacred to the Memory of...a native of Fainfort[?], Ga |
| PITT, Mrs. Louisiana G. | - | 28th Jany 1841 | Sacred to the Memory of...who departed this life...In the 38th year of her age. "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord." |
| PLANE, Caroline Helen Jemison | Tuscaloosa, Ala Mar 10, 1829 | Apr 23, 1925 | In Memory of...1st President, Georgia Division, United Daughter of the Confederacy, Organized November 8, 1895, Atlanta, Georgia; Erected by Georgia Division, UDC, 1947; Wife of Captain William F. Plane C.S.A. [s/s Captain William F. Plane C.S.A.] |
| PLANE, Elizabeth Metcalfe | August 5, 1864 | December 19, 1947 | Wife of William F. Plane |
| PLANE, Rebecca | - | January 13, 1860 | Little Rebecca, The Darling Child of W. F. & C. H. Plane; Aged 18 Months; Our Baby, "The Lamb we weep." |
| PLANE, Captain William F. | Charleston, S.C. Feb 1828 | Sharpsburg, MD Sep 17, 1862 | C.S.A.; Fell in battle [s/s Caroline Helen Jemison Plane] |
| PLYLER, Mary Luvenea | - | Dec 11, 1850 | In Memory of; Age 4 Y's, 5 mos; Shed not for her the bitter tear, Or give the heart to rain regret. Tis but the casket that lies here. The Gem that filled it sparkles yet. |
| POE, George Robert | - | Dec 13, 1845 | Sacred in the Memory of; Son of Washington & Selina S. Poe; Age 11 y's, 9 mos & 6 d'ys [stone maker - J. Ritter: N. Haven, Ct] |
| POE, Lina | - | April 21st, 1856 | Daughter of Washington & Selina S. Poe; Age 1 year, 6 mo's & 17days |
| POE, Selina Shirley Norman | July 16, 1812 | Jan 6, 1897 | Wife of Washington Poe |
| POE, Washington | July 13, 1800 | Oct 1, 1876 | A lawyer of marked ability and one of Macon's first mayors and distinguished citizens Newspaper Article |
| POLK, George Clarence | Sept 26, 1893 | Feb 14, 1963 | Sgt 11th Eng WWI |
| PORTER, Annie Eva Holmes | - | May 20, 1920 | Wife of Samuel A. Porter |
| PORTER, Mabel M. | May 3, 1886 | Jul 22, 1975 | Wife of George P. Porter |
| RANSOM, J. H. | 1841 | 1905 | - |
| REYNOLDS, Lula Chapman | July 25, 1876 | Oct 19, 1946 | - |
| RICHARDS, A. F. | 1829 | 1856 | Brother |
| RICHARDS, I. C. | 1803 | 1871 | Mother; Peaceful she sleeps. Good Mother. |
| RICHARDS, I. H. | 1838 | 1855 | Sister |
| RIES, Annie Cook | 1864 | 1932 | Wife of F. C. Ries |
| RIES, Frederick C. | 1853 | 1918 | Mason |
| ROBERTS, Elizabeth Chave [Photo] | Feb 9, 1821 | June 22, 1894 | Wife of G. B. Roberts [s/s Gabriel B. Roberts] |
| ROBERTS, Gabriel B. [Photo] | Feb 8, 1816 | Feb 14, 1886 | I am the resurrection and the life [s/s Elizabeth Chave Roberts] |
| ROBERTS, Mary Ann [Photo] | Jany 10th, 1816 | Oct 20th, 1864 | Wife of G. B. Roberts |
| ROBERTS, Mary Evelyn | - | 1845 | An only child; Age 1 yr, 11 mo, & 15 dys |
| ROBERTSON, Mary Wingfield Nisbet | Jan 6, 1896 | Aug 16, 1975 | Wife of Thomas H. Robertson |
| RODGERS, Berry | Jan 29th, 1800 | In the city of Macon May 8th, 1866 | A native of South Carolina; Erected to his memory by his affectionate wife. [Stone maker - T. B. Artope, Macon, Ga] |
| RODGERS, Jane Mercier | Wilkes Co, Ga April 15, 1801 | Macon, Ga May 10, 1871 | Wife of Berry Rodgers; Married Dec 23, 1830; Died in the communion of the Methodist Church of which she had been a consistant and useful member from her youth up. [Stone maker - T. B. Artope] |
| RODGERS, William S. C. | In the city of Macon, Ga Nov 18th, 1835 | May 8, 1862 | Son of Berry Rodgers; Fell at the Battle of McDowell, Western Virginia, where his remains now repose. |
| ROGERS, Dellie Carver | Aug 18, 1841 | Mar 8, 1904 | Wife of William R. Rogers |
| ROGERS, Elizabeth Lavinia | McIntosh Co, Ga Sept 16, 1807 | Macon, Ga July 19, 1883 | Mother; Wife of George T. Rogers |
| ROGERS, Geo. Tyler | 1838 | 1891 | - |
| ROGERS, Geo. Tyler Jr. | 1876 | 1880 | - |
| ROGERS, George T. | Norwich, Conn December 3, 1799 | Macon, Ga July 15, 1869 | Father |
| ROGERS, Marion | 1878 | 1900 | - |
| ROGERS, Mary Louisa | 1848 | 1921 | Wife of Geo. Tyler Rogers |
| ROSE, Mattie Warren Kirby | Sept 25, 1870 | Apr 13, 1940 | Wife of John Edwin Rose |
| ROSS, George James [Photo] | June 22, 1847 | Aug 16, 1853 | Son of George W. & Martha J. Ross; The spoiler set his seal of silence, but there beamed a smile, so fixed and Holy from that marble brow -- Death gazed and left it there -- He dared not steal the signet ring of Heaven. |
| ROUNTREE, Carrie Westcott | Dec 26, 1859 | May 6, 1918 | Wife of J. W. Rountree |
| ROWE, Edward | - | 1874 | - |
| RUTLAND, Reddick | - | Waynesboro, Burke Co, GA May 29th, 1840 | Aged 65 Years; Worthy citizen and [?]; Erected by his nephew, Berry Rodgers |
| RYLANDER, Ann | - | June 16th, 1838 | Sacred to the Memory of...Late consort of M. E. Rylander; Aged 30 Years; Full of strong faith in a glorious immortality, She was a kind neighbour, an affectionate wife, and a faithful Christian. A bereaved husband and tender infant are left to mourn her loss, yet they mourn not as those who have no hope. Weep not, her work was finished... |
| RYLANDER, Caroline Fort | - | June 3rd, 1853 | Daughter of M. E. & S. C. Rylander; Aged 10 Years & 3 months |
| RYLE, Emma F. | Oct 27, 1869 | July 1, 1940 | Wife of W. F. Ryle; Yet tho thy smile be lost to sight, to memory thou art dear. |
| SALTER, Charlotte E. Adams | - | Aug 18, 1875 | Wife of B. A. Salter, Aged 20 Yrs., Asleep in Jesus |
| SANDERSON, Mattie A. | - | March 1, 1883 | Daughter of Elijah & Sophia Bond |
| SASNETT, Charlie | Perry, Ga Aug 25, 1881 | Geneva, Ga July 2, 1883 | Son of Rev. B. H. & Mrs. Mamie B. Sasnett; We shall meet again. |
| SAULSBURY, Elmina Chaires | May 7, 1829 | Nov 5, 1900 | Wife of Edwin Saulsbury |
| SAULSBURY, Eva May | - | 1862 | Aged 5 years [s/s Leila C. Saulsbury] |
| SAULSBURY, Leila C. | - | 1870 | Aged 18 years [s/s Eva May Saulsbury] |
| SAULSBURY, Ophelia Nisbet | July 28, 1859 | July 2, 1881 | Wife of Robt. S. Saulsbury |
| SCARBOROUGH, Dora Leonard | Apr 16, 1874 | Aug 2, 1951 | Wife of J. Anderson Scarborough |
| SCARBOROUGH, James A. | May 25, 1901 | March 27, 1955 | Georgia, S1 USNR, WWII |
| SCATTERGOOD, Amanda | Sept 25, 1815 | Nov 3, 1862 | My Wife; "I have tried to do my duty. I am not afraid to die." |
| SCATTERGOOD, George W. | Holmesburg, Penn. 1811 | Macon, Ga 1874 | He lived the life of an honest man. |
| SCHAEFER, Mary Carter Fears | Sept 5, 1855 | April 7, 1920 | Wife of Edward Schaefer |
| SCHAEFER, William Crawford | May 29, 1899 | June 10, 1900 | Son of Mary & Edward Schaefer |
| SCOTT, Caroline Augusta [Photo] | Macon, Georgia September 25, 1840 | Macon July 27, 1868 | She is not dead, but sleepeth; Daughter of Isaac & Caroline Scott; Erected by her fond mother in memory to an affectionate daughter. We are parted in this life, but hope to meet in a happy eternity; where there is no more parting, sorrow or tears. "Blessed are they who die in the Lord, for they rest from their labors." |
| SCOTT, Caroline Paul | 1812 | 1882 | Wife of Isaac Scott |
| SCOTT, Isaac | Jasper Co, Georgia 20th January 1810 | New York 13th December 1867 | - |
| SCOTT, Josephine Hamilton [Photo by S. Lincecum] | [?] 1852 | [?] 1854 | - |
| SCOTT, Margaret W. | 1818 | 1846 | - |
| SCOTT, William | August 1795 | Feby 21, 1851 | Short death and darkness, endless life and light. Short dimming, endless shining in yon sphere. Where all is incorruptible and pure. The joy without the pain, the smile without the tear. |
| SHACKELFORD, Jane P. | - | Jany 26th, 1841 | In Memory of; A member of the Junior Class in the Georgia Female College who departed this life...in the 15th year of her age. Never was there a happier [commingling?] of all the virtues that adorn the female character, then was to be found in the early victim of the grave. In childhood's hour she had been taught the precepts of the adorable Saviour, and in after life she exemplified in her meek and pious deportment, that those devine precepts had been deeply engraven upon her heart by the Spirit of God. Though sudden was the call, yet was she prepared through the merits of her Redeemer, to enter upon the realition of the Heavenly World. This humble tribute is from one, who would ill become to utter flattery or praise, but who can calculate the measure of that pang, which strikes the parents hear upon the loss of such a child. Whither shall he go for comfort. Let him look up and say, "Thy will, O, God, be done." [I'm afraid I mangled some of the words; please send corrections.] |
| SHEALY, Mary E. Robinson | Aug 19, 1861 | Mar 10, 1964 | Wife of John W. Shealy; Miss Molly |
| SHERRILL, Elisha G. | Dec 14, 1920 | May 15, 1982 | 1st Lt US Army, WWII |
| SHERWOOD, [Asa Fairchild] | 1813 | 1868 | [Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| SHERWOOD, Charles E. | 1858 | 1868 | - |
| SHERWOOD, Martha Ernest | 1822 | 1888 | Wife of [Asa Fairchild] Sherwood [Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| SHINHOLSER, Alice Dillard | May 18, 1876 | Aug 14, 1922 | Wife of John Winn Shinholser |
| SHINHOLSER, Amanda R. | Nov 2, 1818 | Nov 17, 1898 | Wife of T. J. Shinholser |
| SHINHOLSER, Clifford W. Heywood | Sept 25, 1855 | Mar 2, 1936 | Wife of Joseph H. Shinholser |
| SHINHOLSER, Delia Fulford | Sept 14, 1882 | Oct 11, 1968 | Wife of W. J. Shinholser |
| SHINHOLSER, George Olin | - | Oct 5, 1876 | Aged 19 Years, 7 months |
| SHINHOLSER, John Winn | Dec 1867 | July 1945 | - |
| SHINHOLSER, Leila E. | - | Oct 3, 1869 | Aged 15 years, 2 mos & 5 days |
| SHINHOLSER, Martha Ann | - | 15 April 1840 | To the Memory of; Wife of T. J. Shinholser; Blessed are they who die in the Lord. |
| SIMS, Mary Scandrett Persons | - | 1972 | Loved wife of Ben S. Persons, D.C.H. and Leonard H. Sims, Brig Gen U.S.A. |
| SIRES, Carrie M. Driggars | May 11, 1863 | Jan 16, 1925 | Wife of J. E. Sires |
| SIRES, Daniel Henry | Jan 29, 1902 | May 11, 1902 | Death Notice |
| SIRES, James Evans | June 2, 1873 | May 13, 1935 | [Mason Symbol], BLE 210 |
| SKARIE, Harry V. | Dec 11, 1888 | Mar 31, 1974 | Iowa, Sgt US Army, WWI |
| SKARIE, Louise (Ernest) | Mar 27, 1895 | July 4, 1980 | - |
| SMITH, Adele Marie Daly | Dec 14, 1886 | Jan 20, 1972 | Wife of Benjamin C. Smith IV |
| SMITH, Archibald J. | Feb 25, 1828 | Dec 16, 1892 | I know in whom I have believed. |
| SMITH, Catharine A. | Aug 30, 1826 | May 24, 1851 | Consort of Robert A. Smith; She lived a Christian life, and died the death of the righteous. |
| SMITH, Eliza Cleveland | June 3, 1792 | March 11, 1879 | Wife of James Smith |
| SMITH, Lora Benson | Feb 27, 1893 | - | [s/s Phillip John Smith] |
| SMITH, Margaret Plater | Feb 26, 1856 | May 13, 1902 | Wife of Ben C. Smith |
| SMITH, Marion Rose Napier | March 6, 1911 | February 23, 1999 | Wife of Robert M. Smith |
| SMITH, Robert | M__rayshire, Scotland June 30, 1827 | Sept 21, 1863 | - |
| SMITH, Col. Robert A. [Photo] | - | June 26th, 1862 | 44th Regt. Georgia Volunteers; Fell while leading his command in a charge on the emnemies works at Ellisons Mills, near Richmond, Va...in the 37th year of his age. A gentleman soldier, and a Christian. Bravely he fought and well; And with feet to foe and face to sun, Where the battle was fought, and the victory won, the Christian warrior fell. |
| SMITH, William G. | 14th March AD 1817 | 25 Septr 1846 | This monument is a tribute of the esteem of some of his friends, who live to remember his many virtues and mourn his untimely end. |
| SNIDER, Helen | - | - | Little Daughter of James I. & Eliza R. Snider; Aged 18 months & 8 days |
| SNIDER, James I. | Savannah, July 20, 1830 | Macon, Feb 4, 1869 | "Rest, happy spirit, rest! Life's fitful fever o'er; Our circle numbers one the less, and Heaven one seraph more." |
| STEWART, Frank D. | 1852 | 1905 | - |
| STONE, Undine Driggars | 1883 | 1962 | Wife of Claude H. Stone |
| STROEMBER, H. R. | 1840 | 1923 | - |
| STROEMEN, [?] McLaughlin | 1840 | 1921 | Wife of R. Stroemen |
| STROHECKER, Edward A. | Dec 25, 1876 | Jan 15, 1941 | - |
| SUSSOORFF, Martha Scott | June 1, 1831 | July 1, 1901 | In Memory of our Mother [I likely mangled this name, please send corrections.] |
| SWEET, Mary V. | 1846 | 1913 | - |
| SWEET, S. S. | 1836 | 1895 | - |
| SWEET, Thomas O. | - | Sept 15, 1871 | Aged 5 Yrs, 8 mo; Child of Rev. S. S. & M. V. Sweet; "He hath taken them to the upper fold." [s/s Walter F. Sweet] |
| SWEET, Walter F. | - | May 19, 1868 | Aged 10 mo; Child of Rev. S. S. & M. V. Sweet; "He hath taken them to the upper fold." [s/s Thomas O. Sweet] |
| TAYLOR, Caroline | 1841 | 1841 | - |
| TAYLOR, Ella T. Lundy | Feb 16, 1848 | Jan 11, 1927 | Wife of Eden Taylor, Sr. |
| TAYLOR, James | July 24, 1789 | - | - |
| TAYLOR, Mary R. | Dec 5, 1798 | Nov 13, 1865 | Wife of James Taylor | TAYLOR, Sarah Rachael | Feb 19, 1825 | Jan 8, 1898 | Wife of William Taylor |
| TAYLOR, William | Sept 7, 1818 Gibralter, Eng. | - | Son of James & Mary Taylor |
| THOMAS, William B. | - | May 2, 1854 | Aged 55 Years; "As for me, I will behold thy face in righteousness, I shall be satisfied when I awake with thy likeness." |
| THOMSON, Carrye Mae Kitchens | Mar 15, 1877 | Jan 13, 1908 | Thy will be done. |
| THURMOND, Philip | June 8th, 1764 Albemarle County, Virginia | June 9, 1844 | A resident of South Carolina, and in 1814 a resident in Georgia |
| TODD, Anne Innis | 1879 | 1881 | - |
| TODD, Mary M. | 1821 | 1897 | Rest, rest. O Death, I reach my hands to thee, sweet Angel of release. Pass but thy wand across my brow, it will bring me rest & peace. |
| TOMPKINS, Gilbert | Aug 10, 1863 | May 2, 1930 | - |
| TOMPKINS, John | Dec 7th, 1793 | Nov 13th, 1848 | - |
| TOWNSHEND, Grace W. | 1861 | 1889 | - |
| TREADWELL, Henry Bass | Aug 2, 1830 | May 28, 1902 | Chaplain 10 GA Batt, Confederate States Army Death Notice |
| TREADWELL, Martha Ann Holmes | May 29, 1830 | Sept 6, 1915 | Wife of Henry Bass Treadwell |
| TURNER, John Persons Jr. | Jan 26, 1895 | Feb 14, 1983 | - |
| VALENTINO, Mary A. Moore | Feb 6, 1857 | July 25, 1919 | Our Beloved Mother; Wife of John C. Valentino; Aged 63 Yrs |
| VAN GIESEN, Alexander H. | - | Nov 26th, 1860 | Our Baby...Infant son of Uriah & E. T. Van Giesen |
| VIGAL, Joseph Clifton | Jan 8, 1903 | Jan 3, 1944 | Captain U. S. Air Corp |
| VIGAL, Morgie Flanders | June 23, 1873 | August 15, 1934 | Wife of Clifton L. Vigal |
| WAGNER, Ella Lumpkin | Jan 1, 1859 | Jan 23, 1930 | - |
| WALKER, Clara Bates Fisher | March 22, 1854 | December 10, 1929 | Wife of Samuel Walker of Milledgeville, Georgia |
| WALLACE, Louise | 1892 | 1966 | - |
| WALLACE, Mary Herring | 1861 | 1953 | - |
| WALLACE, Samuel Wilson | 1850 | 1917 | - |
| WASHINGTON, Alberta Lamar [Photo] | March 3, 1865 | March 22, 1887 | Wife of W. H. Washington |
| WASHINGTON, Charles W. | - | March 1st, 1833 | In Memory of...Who was drowned in Walnut Creek...In the 31st year of his age. In the full vigor of a useful life. |
| WASHINGTON, Hugh Vernon | Washington Place, Macon, GA Apr 2, 1861 | Washington Place, Macon, GA Oct 5, 1911 | Patriot, Scholar, Humanitarian. Just, Generous, Gentle and Honourable. His life was a record of duty nobly done. "He that goeth forth bearing precious seed, shall come again, with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him." Peace, he is not dead, he doth nor sleep. He hath awakened from the dream of life, he has outsoared the shadows of our night, and that unrest, which men miscall delight, can touch him not, and torture not again. From the contagion of the world's slow stain he is secure: made one with nature, gathered to the kings of thought. The many change and pass, the one remains. The splendors of the firmament of time may be eclipsed, but are extinguished not, as stars to their appointed places climb, and death is but a mist, that cannot blot the brightness it may veil. Earth's shadows fly. Heaven's light forever shines -- the white radiance of eternity. "Light is sown for the righteous, and gladness for the upright in heart." Life, Love, Labour, up to life's last height. These three, were stars unsetting in his sight. "I am the resurrection." |
| WASHINGTON, James H. R. | Wilkes County, GA July 19, 1809 | Macon, GA Nov 21, 1866 | In Memoriam; Mayor of Milledgeville, 1844. Mayor of Macon, 1851. Banker, Planter, Legislator. He fulfilled every duty with courage and fidelity. "Let my soul live, and it shall praise thee." Sons: Samuel Hammond, James Henry, LeRoy Hammond, Robert Porter, Hugh Vernon. Daughters: Ellen Clayton, Mary Elizabeth, Annie Tefft. "The righteous, and the wise, and their works, are in the hand of God." [Washington Memorial Library stands on the site of the Washington home.] |
| WASHINGTON, James Henry | Nov 9, 1838 | - | Quartermaster 2nd Ga Regt, 1863. Postmaster of Macon, 1865. Brave and true. Punctual in integrity. Firm in honour. Constant in friendship. In defense of a slave-boy, he was the victim of a ruffian. "Defend the fatherless, do justice to the afflicted, and ye shall hath kept thy precepts, and all my ways are before thee." |
| WASHINGTON, James Samuel | 1867 | 1925 | - |
| WASHINGTON, LeRoy Hammond | Nov 28, 1843 | Feb 2, 1888 | Resigned from U.S. Navy 1861. Served in Ga Navy in defense of Savannah 1861; and in the Confederate Navy on the Jackson, in the Battle of New Orleans, 1862. Private, Macon Light Artillery, 1862 to 1865. Wrapt each soul in the deeds of its deathless endeavor. |
| WASHINGTON, Mary A. Hammond | St. Louis, Mo May 12, 1816 | Macon, GA Nov 2, 1901 | REAL Daughter; Founder of the society of the Daughter of the American Revolution in Georgia. Her life was the expression of herself, all that was noble and beautiful and true in womanhood. Faith that withstood the shocks of toil and time, Hope that defied despair. Patience that conquered care, and loyalty whose courage was sublime. |
| WASHINGTON, Mary Elizabeth | Dec 2, 1845 | May 31, 1856 | Breathe soft and low, o whispering wind, above the tangled grasses deep, where those we loved so long ago, forgot the world and fell asleep. |
| WASHINGTON, Robert Beverly | 1799 | 1874 | Pioneer citizen. A founder, and for 60 years a devout member of the M. E. Church in Macon, GA. This stone is placed by his neice, E. C. W., 1912 |
| WASHINGTON, Samuel Hammond | Nov 21, 1836 | Nov 21, 1876 | Lieutenant Company F, 3rd Georgia Infantry, Confederate States Army. Sleep on brave heart, no troublous morn shall come. No bugle, reveille, no beat of drum. No fifes shrill note shall call your weary feet. No wintry storm to face, no scorching heat. After the battle peace. |
| WEIR, Jessie Gilmore | 1874 | 1933 | - |
| WEIR, Thea Elizabeth | 1900 | 1954 | - |
| WELSMAN, Caroline Matilda | 24th September 1829 | 8th July 1854 | Wife of James T. Welsman; Daughter of Leroy Napier; "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God." |
| WESTCOTT, Annie E. Gordon | Dec 23, 1829 | Jan 2, 1911 | Wife of Henry P. Westcott Funeral Notice |
| WHITEHEAD, Edward S. | Apr 2, 1899 | Nov 24, 1940 | Georgia, Corp 151 M G Bn 42 Div |
| WHITESIDE, Elizabeth Ann Driggars | Feb 7, 1841 | Feb 9, 1875 | Wife of Jas. A. Whiteside |
| WHITESIDE, John Daniel | Dec 11, 1873 | Nov 7, 1874 | Son of Jas. A. & E. A. Whiteside |
| WILEY, Ann | Mecklenburg, NC February 16, 1774 | Rome, Geo February 1, 1858 | In Memory of |
| WILEY, Ann C. | Nov 12, 1816 | Oct 16, 1891 | Born in Putnam Co, Ga; Blessed are the pure in heart |
| WILEY, Anne Louise | November 1871 | July 1873 | Daughter of Charles M. & Sarah J. Wiley |
| WILEY, Charles M. | 1841 | 1927 | Macon Volunteers, Co B 2nd Ga Bat, Adjt 44th Ga Reg, C. S. A. |
| WILEY, David L. | Macon, Ga Jan 8, 1840 | April 7, 1859 | - |
| WILEY, Florence | March 1880 | June 1881 | Daughter of Charles M. & Sarah J. Wiley |
| WILEY, Dr. Jack B. | Nov 21, 1803 | June 22, 1861 | Born in Hancock Co, Ga; Blessed are the pure in heart |
| WILEY, Judith Gambrell | June 13, 1880 | October 14, 1955 | Wife of Sidney R. Wiley; U. S. Army Nurse Corps, WWI |
| WILEY, Juliet | November 1873 | December 1874 | Daughter of Charles M. & Sarah J. Wiley |
| WILEY, Laird Harris | Baldwin County, Geo November 21, 1803 | New York September 4, 1852 | In Memory of |
| WILEY, Sarah Juliette Reid | 1844 | 1907 | Wife of Charles M. Wiley |
| WILEY, Sidney Reid | March 1868 | September 1902 | Macon Volunteers, Co F First GA U. S. Vol Inf, Capt A Co Third U. S. Vol Inf, Ray's Immunes, U. S. A., Spanish - American War |
| WILHOIT, Ralph | Jan 13, 1908 | Jan 20, 1908 | Son of W. E. & G. L. Wilhoit |
| WILHOIT, Wirt Howren | Warrenton, Ga March 22, 1889 | Atlanta, Ga December 29, 1908 | Woodmen of the World Memorial; Son of W. F. & G. L. Wilhoit; Age 19 Yrs, 9 mon & 7 days |
| WILHOIT, Virginia Lester | June 1, 1869 | May 17, 1944 | - |
| WILHOIT, William Franklin | Sept 16, 1865 | Oct 26, 1931 | - |
| WILKES, Homer G. | June 18, 1896 | Oct 7, 1973 | Georgia, Y2 US Navy, WWI |
| WILKES, Homer G. Jr. | May 14, 1925 | July 13, 1973 | Georgia, Sgt US Navy, WWII |
| WILKES, Jeannie Caroline | Dec 28, 1929 | Mar 13, 1936 | Daughter of Verna M. & Homer G. Wilkes |
| WILKES, Verna Mae Rogers | Nov 18, 1904 | Apr 5, 1977 | Wife of Homer G. Wilkes |
| WILLIAMS, Alethea Hood | - | 1829 | Wife; Interred on old plantation, Chaires, Leon County, Florida. Parents of Sarah W. Strohecker and Margaret W. Scott. |
| WILLIAMS, Catharine Arnett | - | Nov 7, 1843 | Daughter of James & Catharine Williams; Aged 9 years & 20 days |
| WILLIAMS, Catherine | Nov 4, 1805 | Sep 8, 1882 | Wife of James Williams; Sweet be thy rest, till he bids thee arise. |
| WILLIAMS, Drury | 1779 | 1837 | In Loving Memory, Husband; Interred on old plantation, Chaires, Leon County, Florida. Parents of Sarah W. Strohecker and Margaret W. Scott. |
| WILLIAMS, Felix A. | - | Feb 12, 1871 | Son of James & Catharine Williams; Aged 29 Years, 1 mo & 21 days |
| WILLIAMS, Henry James | - | 7th May 1859 | Son of James & Catharine Williams; Aged 17 months & 5 days |
| WILLIAMS, James | Edgecomb Co, North Carolina Feb 10, 1795 | Macon, Ga Oct 17, 1871 | Aged 76 years, 8 mos & 7 days; As in Adam all died: Even [?] Christ shall all be made alive. |
| WILLIAMS, James E__ | - | May 17, 1839 | Son of James & Catharine Williams; Aged 15 ys [?] |
| WILLIAMS, Mary Jane | - | - | Daughter of James & Catharine Williams |
| WILLIAMS, Sarah Hason | - | 28th July 1841 | Daughter of James & Catharine Williams; Aged 18 months & 26 days |
| WILLINGHAM, James | November 1st, 18[13] | 10th August, 18[44] | Sacred to the Memory of; Erected by the Mayor and Council of Macon, in honour of the Public Spirit which lest a valuable life in saving the property of his fellow Citizens from the ravages of Fire. [Reference: RoseHillCemetery.org] |
| WILLINGHAM, Kate Coleman | November 27, 1881 | November 14, 1960 | Wife of Alfred Ross Willingham |
| WILSON, Caroline [Danielly] | Baldwin County, GA | Bibb County, GA Feb 28, 1840 | Age 30 Years; Wife of Col. David F. Wilson; First Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery [was the sister-in-law of the lot owner, Alexander McGregor] |
| WILSON, Julia Goodwyn | Apr 19, 1891 | Feb 19, 1920 | Wife of Rogers M. Wilson |
| WILSON, Sarah Barrett Barfield | Sept 26, 1866 | Dec 6, 1945 | Wife of Robert Lee Wilson |
| WIMBERLY, Mrs. Rebecca C. | Burke Co, Ga | Macon 23rd Nov 1840 | In memory of...a member of the M. E. Church,...in the 51st year of her age. Erected by her children in testimony of their affectionate remembrance of her virtues. |
| WINN, Abby Augusta Jones | Feb 9, 1864 | Nov 22, 1943 | Wife of Cooper David Winn |
| WINN, Cooper David | Sept 2, 1857 | Feb 1, 1913 | - |
| WINN, Eliza Low Jones | May 2, 1858 | May 10, 1891 | Wife of C. D. Winn; A devoted wife & mother...She lives in the hearts of those who knew her best. |
| WINN, Ellen Elizabeth | Jan 28, 1904 | Mar 2, 1990 | Daughter of Abby Augusta Jones & Cooper David Winn |
| WINN, Fannie M. | Dec 17, 1835 | July 21, 1874 | My Mother...Wife of David R. E. Winn; Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. |
| WINSHIP, Catherine Colfelt | Philadelphia June 22, 1876 | Asheville Sept 25, 1966 | [s/s North Winship] |
| WINSHIP, Mary North | 1857 | 1931 | - |
| WINSHIP, Nathan Roberson | 1856 | 1927 | - |
| WINSHIP, North | Macon Dec 31, 1885 | Macon Nov 1, 1968 | [s/s Catherine Cofelt Winship] |
| WINTERS, Mary | 1862 | 1958 | Appleton Church Home 1869- |
| WISE, Lamar Munroe | July 8, 1898 | May 3, 1955 | Captain U. S. N. |
| WISE, Nina Kathryn Moore | June 16, 1898 | March 31, 1971 | Wife of Lamar M. Wise |
| WOOD, Antoinette L. N. | July 2, 1859 | May 13, 1860 | Children of Grenville & Antoinette V. Wood [s/s James Henry Wood, Grenville Wood, Rosa Irena Wood] |
| WOOD, Antoinette V. Eanes | June 9, 1824 | April 21, 1860 | Wife of Grenville Wood |
| WOOD, Emily Rumble | Mar 15, 1912 | Aug 12, 1944 | Great loves live on. |
| WOOD, Grenville | Brookfield, Conn. Jan 15, 1815 | Oct 19, 1878 | - |
| WOOD, Grenville | Nov 4, 1847 | June 22, 1848 | Children of Grenville & Antoinette V. Wood [s/s James Henry Wood, Rosa Irena Wood, Antoinette L. N. Wood] |
| WOOD, James Henry | Dec 23, 1844 | June 22, 1846 | Our First Infant, Children of Grenville & Antoinette V. Wood [s/s Grenville Wood, Rosa Irena Wood, Antoinette L. N. Wood] |
| WOOD, Rosa Irena | Dec 6, 1857 | April 18, 1860 | Children of Grenville & Antoinette V. Wood [s/s James Henry Wood, Grenville Wood, Antoinette L. N. Wood] |
| WOOD, Virginia E. Willingham Marshall | Oct 8, 1887 | May 27, 1959 | Wife of William C. Marshall 1907-1928; Wife of James A. Wood 1929-1959 |
| WOODRUFF, Adelia Scattergood | Philadelphia, PA 1833 | Macon, Ga 1906 | Mother, Wife of D. B. Woodruff, She lived for others. |
| WOODRUFF, David B. | Orange, Conn. 1829 | West Haven, Conn. 190[?] | Erected by the Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias & the Grand Lodge of Georgia, in memory of David B. Woodruff, Supreme Chancellor, 1878-1880, Grand Chancellor, for Georgia, 1871-1873. [broken granite slab] |
| WOODRUFF, George | - | - | Infant son of D. B. & A. S. Woodruff, Age 3 mo's & 4 d'ys |
| WORSHAM, Gray Goodwyn | Sept 23, 1896 | Sept 26, 1986 | Wife of Leonidas Smith Worsham |
| WRIGHT, Gertrude Chapman | June 12, 1877 | June 1, 1958 | Wife of Wilson A. Wright |
| YARBROUGH, Kate S. | 1872 | 1948 | Mamma |
| YARBROUGH, Leila Austell | Elberton, Ga Feb 6, 1898 | Macon, Ga Feb 5, 1906 | Daughter of W. J. & Kate Yarbrough; Weep not, PaPa and MaMa, for me. For I am waiting in Glory for thee. |
| YARBROUGH, Wm. J. | 1872 | 1937 | - |
| ZETTLER, B. M. | Effingham Co, GA 1842 | 1915 | Confederate Soldier; Co B 8th Ga Regt; 1861-65; Severely wounded at Second Manassas, Organized under the Board of Public Education and for 21 years Superintended the public schools of Macon and Bibb County. |
| ZETTLER, Belle | - | - | 2 mos, 14 days; A little angel waiting for me on the beautiful banks of the crystal sea. |
| ZETTLER, Estelle | - | - | 14 Months; A little bud of love to bloom with God above. |
| ZETTLER, Harriet M. | Aug 7, 1840 | Dec 20, 1887 | Wife of B. M. Zettler; Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep, From which none ever wake to weep...A loving wife and devoted mother. |