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Cemeteries of Madison County, Vol. II, page 101
State Line Cem. No. 2
MARTIN - Susie M. Martin - 1948 - 1948 ) ) These stones were side by side and each had a Iamb
MARTIN - John T. Martin - 1951 - 1955 ) carved thereon.
SCOTT - Mr. Leonard C. Scott, Died Sept. 10, 1973 aged 25 yrs. (funeral marker)
BOSTICK - William A. Bostick - July 8, 1896 - (blank) )
) Dbl.
BOSTICK - Mary A. - Feb. 9, 1902 - Nov. 13, 1966. Mother )
Note: There was the following inscribed military marker on grave of William A. Bostick: "William A. Bostick, Alabama, Pvt. U. S. Army, World War I, July 8, 1896 - Jan. 4, 1973."
PRUITT - William T. Pruitt, Tennessee, Pvt. 59 MG BN 20 DIV, World War I, Nov. 7, 1895 - Oct. 27, 1949.
??" There was an unmarked grave next to William T. Pruitt
BOSTICK - Robert A. - July 8, 1896 - April 17, 1970 )
) Dbl.
BOSTICK - Fannie P. - July 5, 1903 - (blank) )
-End State Line Cemetery No. 2-
HARRIS-SPURLOCK CEMETERY???
LOCATION: Section 3-1-2E. S/2 SE NE - Behind home of Mr. Fanning.
A lifelong resident of this community, Mrs. Effie Simmons Shelton, told me in November, 1973, that she thought this cemetery might be either the Harris Cemetery or the Spurlock Cemetery but she did not know who was buried there. When she was a child she had attended school very near this cemetery and the children often wandered into the cemetery. It has apparently been gone many years.
The 1850 Census shows two Harris families living in that immediate area.
Census, November 12, 1850
Harris, James Elizabeth 25 30 Ala. Farmer Ga.
Harris, Adam 50 Ireland - Farmer - $1100 ) Adam Harris -m- Isabella Hall June 20, 1824
lbby 47 Ala(?) ) (MB-3)
Archey 23 "
lbby 21 " -m- Wm. F. Williams Nov. 4, 1852 (MB-4A)
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