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Church Cemeteries Appomattox County Historical Society Appomattox County, Virginia, Church Cemeteries Church Cem Name Birth Date Death Date Additional Information 1 Beale Memorial Presbyterian Cemetery 1 Baldwin, Archelaus W. 24 Aug 1855 04 Jun 1936 1 Baldwin, Mollie Heney (Young) 05 Mar 1866 30 Mar 1937 1 Beale, Robert West 21 Sep 1845 21 Jun 1921 born in Coatesville, PA 1 Beale, Laura Edwards (Pankey) 19 Sep 1863 23 May 1927 daughter of Peter P. & Mary E. P. F. Pankey; 2nd wife of Robert West Beale 1 Blackburn, Edmund Spencer 16 Jan 1895 21 Mar 1975 1 Blackburn, Margaret (Neely) ?? ??? 1896 20 Dec 1987 wife of Edmund Spencer Blackburn; daughter of Robert James & Edith Gibson Neely 1 Brightwell, John A. 09 Dec 1845 22 Feb 1925 1 Brightwell, Flora A. 30 Sep 1846 30 Nov 1936 1 Brightwell, William Reynolds 31 Jan 1881 14 Oct 1963 1 Brightwell, Lizzie W. 21 Jan 1885 12 Mar 1944 1 Brightwell, Sadie (Wooton) 29 Jan 1917 08 Feb 2002 wife of William R. Brightwell; daughter of James Edgar & Annie Carter Wootton; UDC 1 Brown, Alice Price 21 Jun 1855 19 Dec 1943 1 Bryant, John W. 11 Apr 1852 18 Apr 1924 1 Cresdy, J. W. 25 Mar 1851 16 Mar 1928 1 Cresdy, Julie Price 28 May 1848 09 Nov 1937 1 Cunningham, Edward Newton 23 Jan 1892 27 Mar 1967 1 Cunningham, Katherine Longsworth 26 Nov 1900 ?? ??? ???? 1 Fleshman, William Rodgers 04 Jun 1919 27 Dec 1933 1 Fore, Barnabas 25 Jan 1852 11 Feb 1934 1 Fore, Josephine (Divers) 22 Apr 1857 01 Jul 1934 mother 1 Fore, Morton M. 19 Dec 1877 09 Feb 1908 son of Barnabas Fore 1 Fore, Walter B. 10 Apr 1879 24 Dec 1906 son of Barnabas Fore 1 Fore, James C. 04 Feb 1894 28 May 1964 son of Barnabas Fore 1 Fore, Robert Henry 03 Mar 1884 17 Aug 1967 1 Fore, Annie Ramsey 21 Mar 1896 23 May 1978 1 Gilliam, John W. 12 Nov 1860 22 Nov 1922 1 Gilliam, Fannie Cary 26 May 1863 09 May 1950 1 Goins, Hazel S. 17 Mar 1913 17 May 1983 1 Hamlett, Ralph Merrett 26 Apr 1953 17 Jul 2000 son of Mary Baldwin & Allen H. Hamlett Sr. 1 Hamlett, Patricia Sprinkle "Patty" ?? ??? ???? ?? ??? ???? wife of R. M. Hamlett 1 Hamlett, Allen Hugh Sr. 23 May 1922 14 Aug 2006 1 Hamlett, Mary Ellen Baldwin 23 Jan 1927 14 Sep 2007 1 Hubbard, William ?? ??? 1855 ?? ??? 1939 1 Hubbard, Callie ?? ??? 1872 ?? ??? 1945 1 Hutton, Jamison Patrick 17 Sep 2003 06 Dec 2003 son of Crystal Renee Rice & Kevin Jerome Hutton II 1 Johnson, Robert Hardin "Bob" 19 Jul 1926 21 Apr 2007 1 Jones, Clarence William 25 Jun 1931 24 Apr 2007 1 Jones, Dale Carter ?? ??? ???? ?? ??? ???? wife of Clarence William Jones 1 Longsworth, Howard B. 14 Sep 1867 05 May 1933 1 Longsworth, Lizzie 26 Dec 1866 21 Jan 1947 1 Longsworth, Reece F. ?? ??? 1875 ?? ??? 1956 1 Longsworth, Mabel L. ?? ??? 1879 ?? ??? 1937 1 McCall, M. D. ?? ??? 1842 ?? ??? 1926 1 McCall, Charles Herbert (Dr.) ?? ??? 1878 ?? ??? 1973 Leatha Ponton Hall McCall, 2nd wife Dr Charles Herbert McCall, d. 08 Jan 1994 age 94, buried Pennisula Memorial Park, Newport News, Va. She was oldest member of Beale Memorial Presbyterian Church 1 McCall, Sarilee M. ?? ??? ???? ?? ??? ???? 1 Mann, Ruby Fore 23 Sep 1880 14 Nov 1961 1 Mann, Bertha M. Rodgers 16 Aug 1910 30 Aug 1936 wife of Elwood S. Mann 1 Mann, Fred Morton 25 Jan 1905 28 Mar 1983 son of William & Ruby Fore Mann 1 Marshall, H. Morton 16 Nov 1926 12 Sep 1947 1 Miller, Wilton A. ?? ??? 1854 ?? ??? 1922 1 Appomattox County Historical Society Appomattox County, Virginia, Church Cemeteries Church Cem Name Birth Date Death Date Additional Information 1 Miller, Ella G. ?? ??? 1858 ?? ??? 1946 1 Morton, Charles Silas 18 Jun 1832 28 Jul 1909 Surgeon, 10th Ga., 57th N.C. Regt. CSA 1 Morton, Mary Lavelette Gilliam 16 Mar 1850 27 Jun 1911 wife of Charles Silas Morton 1 Morton, Charles Frank 11 Aug 1872 19 Jan 1898 son of Charles Silas & Mary Lavelette Gilliam Morton 1 Neely, Hubert 15 Mar 1841 30 Jul 1919 1 Neely, Sabell 11 Nov 1843 09 Mar 1930 1 Neely, Robert James 01 Mar 1872 30 Jan 1955 1 Neely, Edith Gibson 21 Sep 1869 04 Sep 1947 1 Neely, Annie C. 21 Mar 1900 18 May 1907 1 Payne, Alfred Henry ?? ??? ???? ?? ??? ???? Co. H, 3rd Va. Cavalry, CSA 1 Payne, Mattie Berkley 19 Jun 1847 30 Jan 1923 wife of Alfred Henry Payne; married 02 Dec 1867 1 Payne, Mary Dawson 18 Dec ???? 20 ??? 1900 daughter of Alfred Henry & Mattie Berkley Payne 1 Payne, William Garland 07 Apr 1887 03 May 1944 1 Poultney, John F. 04 Jul 1892 24 Nov 1955 WWI Pvt. M S Co., 52nd Inf., 6 Div 1 Price, James A. ?? ??? 1843 ?? ??? 1933 1 Riddle, Glenn F. 10 Jun 1881 26 Dec 1964 1 Rogers, Thomas H. B. 16 Sep 1841 10 Oct 1911 Co. I 23rd Va. Inf. CSA 1 Rogers, Lucy Jane 09 Feb 1858 07 Feb 1923 1 Rodgers, Willie E. ?? ??? 1886 ?? ??? 1959 1 Rodgers, John W. 31 Jul 1894 11 Jul 1931 1 Rodgers, Louise R. 08 Mar 1904 31 Dec 1928 1 Shelton, Anderson “Hant” 20 Dec 1910 24 Sep 1997 1 Shelton, Viva (Price) 22 Sep 1910 25 Dec 1994 wife of Anderson Shelton; daughter of Charlotte S. Price 1 Shutters, Henry Steward 24 Feb 1904 ?? ??? ???? son of _____ & N. W. Shutters 1 Smith, Jennie M. 25 Dec 1887 12 Mar 1923 1 Southall, Ira Price ?? ??? 1888 ?? ??? 1967 1 Southall, Janie Hubbard ?? ??? 1892 ?? ??? 1961 1 Southall, Milton J. ?? ??? ???? 02 Oct 1992 son of Ira & Janie Southall 1 Southall, Luther M. 06 Jun 1870 05 Feb 1940 Pvt. Va. Inf. WWI 1 Southall, Mary Paulette 02 Jun 1879 28 Sep 1968 1 Southall, Alger Rixey 15 Jan 1903 18 Sep 1958 1 Southall, Carrie Watson 17 Dec 1894 12 Jun 1990 1 Southall, Ernestine 22 Apr 1918 20 Jun 1983 1 Southall C. Acre 03 May 1901 19 Jan 1953 1 Southall, William Albert 18 Feb 1912 24 May 1962 1 Southall, Eva May 20 May 1918 22 May 1978 1 Steward, Henry 24 Feb 1904 ?? ??? ???? son of N. W. Shutters 1 Thornton, John Pleasant ?? ??? ???? ?? ??? ???? 1 Thornton, Willie Courtney ?? ??? ???? ?? ??? ???? 1 Thornton, Minnie M. Haskins ?? ??? ???? 10 Jul 1937 wife of Jack Thornton (is Jack nickname for John Pleasant ??) 1 Walker, Bettie Pace 14 Apr 1855 09 Aug 1943 1 Walker, Emmette E. M. 22 Aug 1870 09 Jun 1933 1 Walker, Hunter M. 03 Nov 1904 07 Jul 1927 1 Welch, Clarence J. 04 Nov 1920 16 Jan 1970 CMS, GT, USAF WWII, Korea, Vietnam, DFC AM PH 1 Wilkerson, Robert M. 22 Nov 1862 14 Jun 1904 1 Wilson, Edward T. ?? ??? 1901 ?? ??? 1952 1 Worsham, Lawrence J. 17 Feb 1882 28 Aug 1958 1 Worsham, Irene R. ?? ??? 1892 ?? ??? 1969 (wife of Lawrence J. Worsham ??) 1 Worshal, Louise (Worsham ??) 09 Mar 1911 19 Feb 1925 daughter of Lawrence J. Worsham & D R W (is DRW Irene R. Worsham ??) 1 Worsham, Edward 13 May 1908 01 Apr 1933 1 Young, Annie Fore 30 Oct 1885 20 Dec 1963 2 Bethany Pentecostal Holiness Church 2 Nash, William Robinson "Chap" 01 Jun 1913 04 Aug 1999 son of Massie & Pearl Franklin Nash 2 Appomattox County Historical Society Appomattox County, Virginia, Church Cemeteries Church Cem Name Birth Date Death Date Additional Information 2 Nash, Lizzie (Burks) 19 Sep 1907 29 Oct 1989 wife of William Robinson Nash; daughter of John Board & Lou Ella Robertson Burks 2 Nash, Hunter Sylvester 04 Aug 1907 16 Mar 1983 son of Allen C. & Ella Cheatham Nash 2 Nash, Willie (Burks) 19 Nov 1909 22 Aug 1996 wife of Hunter Sylvester Nash; daughter of John Board & Lou Ella Robertson Burks 2 Baars, William E. 16 Aug 1932 02 May 1972 2 Blanks, Jessie Wooding ?? ??? 1894 ?? ??? 1980 2 Blanks, Ora Dillard ?? ??? 1896 ?? ??? 1947 wife of Jessie W. Blanks 2 Blanks, George M. 22 Feb 1922 25 Sep 1980 2 Blanks, Recie Adams 08 Oct 1916 23 Jun 1991 daughter of Jesse Wooding & Ora Dillard Blanks 2 Blanks, Harold Thomas 14 Mar 1937 04 Jan 1990 son of Jesse Wooding & Ora Dillard Blanks; USA Korea 2 Blanks, Ella Mae Campbell 11 Aug 1939 ?? ??? ???? wife of Harold Thomas Blanks 2 Cash, Michael Lee 02 Jun 1964 18 Mar 2000 son of Harold L. & Catherine Bryant Cash 2 Cash, Robyn Blanks ?? ??? ???? ?? ??? ???? wife of Michael Lee Cash 2 Mayberry, Floyd Twyman 24 Jan 1913 18 Aug 1997 son of Joe Jessie & Gracie Mann Mayberry 2 Mayberry, Mary Odell (Reed) 22 Jul 1918 05 Oct 1998 wife of Floyd Twyman Mayberry; daughter of Henry Albert & Mary Mann Reed 2 Johnson, Harold David 27 Feb 1932 23 Jan 1986 son of Joseph Pitzer & Eula Smith Johnson 2 Shupe, Frances Elizabeth (Mayberry) Johnson19 May 1923 02 Nov 1994 wife of (1) Harold David Johnson & (2) Walker Shupe; daughter of Linwood "Lach" Thornton & Kate Womack Mayberry 2 Mayberry, Robert A. 29 Sep 1918 31 May 1985 son of Artie & Mary Elder Mayberry; Pvt. USA WWII 2 Mann, Johnnie Mosby 31 May 1916 14 Apr 1972 2 Mann, Carrie (Reed) Reynolds 01 Jul 1910 15 Oct 1985 wife of Johnnie Mosby Mann; daughter of Henry Albert & Mary Ellen Mann Reed; 1st husband Joseph B. Reynolds 2 Reed, Henry Albert 04 Aug 1883 31 Aug 1967 2 Reed, Mary Ellen Mann 17 May 1882 25 Jan 1970 wife of Henry Albert Reed 2 Garrett, Henry Allen ?? ??? 1932 15 Apr 1999 age 67; son of William Allen & Ruby Reed Garrett 2 Garrett, Ruby Reed 06 Nov 1909 14 Jul 1977 2 Garrett, Annie Goin ?? ??? ???? ?? ??? ???? wife of Henry Allen Garrett 2 Mayberry, D.
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