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- Cedar Mount Cemetery
- The cemetery is owned and maintained by the Cedar Mount Baptist Church. George W. Chamblee appears to be the earliest readable stone in the cemetery, and is located adjacent to the church.
- This cemetery contains some one hundred or more identical concrete markers that you can see in the photographs. These markers have no information on them. These concrete markers are apparently used to mark known burials in the cemetery. The time line of these burials is unknown. This cemetery is still in use.
- This transcription was conducted on Apr 17, 2007 and it is a complete transcription of all existing and readable stones in the cemetery. - Carl W. Dykes
- Excerpt from - 7 things to know about East Pinson Valley, including a local oasis, Turkey Creek
- East Pinson Valley is one of Alabama’s oldest communities and existed before the state was even a state. First settled in the early 19th century, East Pinson Valley was originally known as Hagood’s Crossroads which is a really cool name if you ask me! The name was a tribute to the first early settler, Zachariah Hagood and his family. Some other interesting facts:
- the community was once home to ancient Native-Americans
- it has the oldest-known Native American cave dwellings/ burial site in the U.S.
- it was home of a former slave, Andrew Jackson Beard, who became an important African-American inventor and dubbed the first millionaire of color
- it was the home of Andrew Jackson’s soldiers after the end of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend
- A man-made reserviour Tamora Lake was built close to the church, some local natives were not happy about it. Where they built that reserviour may have been considered sacred to some. That is this the researchers opinion.
- Banks, Charles Hugh, b. Aug 31, 1959 d. Aug 11, 2006
- Brakefield, Angela, b.& d. Feb 26, 1969
- Chamblee, George W., b. Ja n 01, 1827 d. Nov 20, 1891, s/oHorton B., (Married Violet M. Vandegrift on Nov 21, 1850 in St. Clair Co., AL., d/o John, she is probably buried in St. Clair Co., AL.)
- Chamblee, Thomas Pinkney, b. Jan 05, 1869 d. May 07, 1942, s/o George W.
- Charles, Fernando Luke, b. May 21, 1897 d. Mar 06, 1944, s/o Pierre Emile
- Charles, Louise Marguerite, b. Aug 17, 1872 d. Mar 20, 1959, w/o Pierre Emile
- Charles, Lydia Marie, b. Mar 03, 1893 d. Mar 10, 1962, w/o Fernando Luke
- Charles, Pierre "Peter" Emile, b. Aug 18, 1869 d. Dec 06, 1942
- Hartman, Henry C., b. Dec 21, 1924 d. Nov 25, 1981, military marker, PFC, U. S. Army, WWII
- Huddleston, James A., b. Jun 16, 1811 d. Mar 04, 1862
- Huddleston, Nancy, b. May 17, 1815 d. Nov 04, 1852, w/o James A., married Feb 09, 1834
- Oliver, Elbert R., b. Jan 21, 1902 d. Oct 06, 1972
- Oliver, Velma P., b. Jan 24, 1907 d. Jan 20, 1972, w/o Elbert R.
- Peoples, Joseph Manley, b. Nov 26, 1871 d. Jan 04, 1944, s/o Manley, "Father."
- Peoples, Susan Luvinia Owens, b. Feb 14, 1877 d. Apr 20, 1958, w/o Joseph Manley, "Mother has gone to be with Daddy."
- Reid, Daniel Sanford Jackson, b. Apr 21, 1892 d. Mar 20, 1946, "Father."
- Reid, Rose B., b. Dec 04, 1894 d. Nov 17, 1949, w/o Daniel Sanford, "Mother.", "Will always be remembered."
- Salluard, Charles S., b. Jul 07, 1875 d. Sep 02, 1959
- Salluard, Felicia M., b. Jul 13, 1875 d. Jul 27, 1956, w/o Charles S., "We will meet again."
- Spradling, William Joe, b. Sep 23, 1880 d. Aug 10, 1896, s/o William J.
- Thomas, Betty J., (living), w/o Kennith D.
- Thomas, Kennith D., b. Nov 19, 1935 d. Oct 29, 2002
- Tyler, Joe, b.& d. May 13, 1923, "Asleep in Jesus."
- Williams, Albert H., b. Mar 16, 1831 d. Mar 06, 1915, s/o Mark, "CSA Emblem, Southern Cross.", "Parted on earth to be united in heaven.", (Co. C, 30 AL Infantry, CSA*), (Married Mary Isabella Sanders, d/o Presley P. Sanders, she is probably buried in Bessemer area of Jefferson Co., AL.)
- Williams, J. W., b. Apr 13, 1857 d. May 28, 1942
- Woodall, Howard Manley, b. Sep 09, 1935 d. Dec 28, 1977, w/o Lewis Floyd, military marker, Sgt., U. S. Air Force, Korea, Vietnam
- Woodall, Lois Camille Peoples, b. Aug 12, 1917 d. Jan 07, 1972, w/o Lewis Floyd, d/o Joseph Manley Peoples
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