Pike 1 Cemetery Locale Location Church Affiliation and Remarks Aberfoil 175 - NE T11N, R22E, Sec 29 see Crauswell Alexander 81 - NE T10N, R22E, Sec 15 also called Alexander Farm; 11 marked graves; first known interment: Robie Roling (1900-1905); last known interment: James Luther Alexander (1877-1966); Berry, Davis and Warren are also found here (2) (9) (10) Allred 157 - SW T9N, R20E, Sec 26 23 graves; first known interment: Margaret C. Allred (1829-1840); last known interment: Brodie Allred (d. 1908); Cowart, Hill, McSwain, Meadows, Purdue and Stanley are also common to this cemetery (2) (10) Antioch 18 - NW T10N, R20E, Sec 5 Antioch Church of Christ; approximately 520 graves; first known interment: infant Redmon (d. 1848); Adams, Allen, Andrews, Brantley, Brown, Cherry, Craft, Daniel, Frier, Garland, Little, Harris, Head, Motes, Newman, Redmon, Rhodes, Wallace, Walters and Wood are common to this active cemetery (2) (8) (10) Antioch 79 - NE T10N, R22E, Sec 20 Antioch Missionary Baptist Church; approximately 275 graves; first known interment: Fannie Wilson (1865- 1910); Bryant, Carlisle, Carter, Pennington, Pollard and Williams are common to this active cemetery (10) Antioch 121 - SE T9N, R22E, Sec 19 Antioch Baptist Church, founded prior to 1837; approximately 280 graves; first known interment: Lucinda Dudley (1838-1862); Barnes, Carter, Floyd, Hollis, Peak, Renfroe, Smith, Stewart, Stuart, Tillery and Waters are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10) Ballards Hill 118 - SW T9N, R21E, Sec 29 16 graves; first known interment: Samuel R. Ballard (1835-1857); last known interment: Elizabeth A. Curtis (1853-1918); Bryan, Davis, Whitehead and Head are surnames also found in this cemetery (2) (10) Banks 82 - NE T10N, R22E, Sec 28 Banks Baptist Church, founded in 1908; approximately 500 graves; first known interment: Grover C. Crawley (1885-1896); Adamson, Andress, Barr, Brannon, Brantley, Chancellor, Crawley, DeFee, Dorrill, Dubose, Freeman, Greathouse, Green, Henderson, Hollis, Johnson, Kendrick, Mathews, McDowell, Mott, Partin, Sellers, Smith, Tatom, Thompson, Whitehurst and Wynne are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10) Banks 83 - SE T10N, R22E, Sec 28 Banks Methodist Cemetery; 18 graves; first known interment: Susan Black (1851-1897); last known interment: Craven Worthington (1833-1918); Buchan, Hudson, Partin, Roling and Windham are also found here (10) Banks 169 - SE T8N, R23E, Sec 5 the grave of Jane Banks (3) Baptist Rest 158 - SE T9N, R22E, Sec 35 Baptist Rest Primitive Baptist Church; approximately 60 graves; first known interment: T. J. Pierson (1812- 1861); Ballard, Connor, Daughtry, Pierson and Reynolds are common to this cemetery still in use (5) (9) Barefoot 170 - SE T8N, R23E, Sec 28 the cemetery has been abandoned and leveled (3) Barefoot-Young 165 - NE T10N, R22E, Sec 11 1 marked and approximately 5 unmarked graves (3) Barron 110 - SW T8N, R20E, Sec 10 also known as Sanford Barron; the graves of Jerre Darby Barron (1873-1884), Mrs. Civil White (1803-1880) and George Keith Gray are found in this small cemetery (2) Beeman 171 - NW T11N, R20E, Sec 3 exact location of the cemetery remains unknown (3) Belser 8 - NW T11N, R19E, Sec 12 approximately 260 graves; first known interment: William M. Belser (1775-1861); Bradley, Cargile, Davis, Dennis, Dorman, Garner, Griffin, Henderson, Ingram, Keen, Knighten, Lee, Motes, Newman, Pugh, Ray, Redman, Register, Russell, Spivey, Sewell, Simmons, Tillery and Wood are also common to this active cemetery (2) (10) Benevolent Grove 22 - NW T11N, R21E, Sec 15 Benevolent Grove Church Benton 64 - NE T10N, R21E, Sec 24 the grave of Mary McKerley (1842-1920) is the only remaining marked grave in this cemetery (2) Berry 86 - SE T10N, R23E, Sec 32 also known as Old Dothan Cemetery; 10 marked graves; first known interment: Georgia Ann Berry (1854- 1855); last known interment: Sarah M. Berry (1832-1912); Finlayson and Law are also found here (2) Bethel 12 - NW T11N, R20E, Sec 12 Bethel Church Bethel 85 - SE T9N, R22E, Sec 3 Bethel Baptist Church, organized in 1824; approximately 300 graves; first known interment: infant C. I. Carroll (d. 1851); Andress, Armstrong, Brooks, Burton, Carroll, DeFee, Dorrill, Greathouse, Huff, Hughes, McLendon, Newman, Shanks, Tew, Watkins and White are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10) Bethel 103 - SW T9N, R20E, Sec 30 Bethel A.M.E. Church; approximately 65 graves; first known interment: Shawney Whaley (1881-1885); Brundidge, Cowart, Curtis, Jackson, Owens and Simmons are common to this active cemetery (10) Bethel 197 - SE T8N, R22E, Sec 14 Greater Bethel A.M.E. Church; approximately 85 graves; first known interment: Ella Frasier (1878-1899); Burney, Coleman, Downing, Flowers, Frasier, Frazier, Haynes, Johnson, Lee, Rhymes and Thomas are common to this active cemetery (10) Bethlehem 13 - NW T11N, R20E, Sec 12 Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church; an active cemetery (21) Bethlehem 126 - SE T8N, R22E, Sec 6 Bethlehem Baptist Church, organized in 1872; also known as Hilliards Crossroads Church Cemetery; approximately 270 graves; first known interment: William Hilliard (1786-1863); Armstrong, Brown, Cox, Dansby, Dickens, Dorriety, Entrekin, Flowers, Ganus, Goodson, Grace, Hilliard, Johnson, Patterson, Pinckard, Sanders, Stewart, Taylor, Warrick and Waters are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (10) Beulah 70 - SW T10N, R21E, Sec 32 Beulah Primitive Baptist Church, established in 1831; approximately 125 graves; first known interment: Whitney Leroy Lee (1846-1847); a predominately 19th century cemetery with a number of Civil War veterans; Ammons, Blackmon, Blair, Johnson, Jones, Lee, Moore, Pugh and Reeves common to this dormant cemetery (3) (8) (10) Boutwell-Bundy 129 - SW T8N, R21E, Sec 17 11 graves; Z. Boutwell (1817-1884) is the only recorded stone; Bundy and King are surnames also thought to be found in this small cemetery; this cemetery is no longer active and requires a guide (2) (3) (10) Brooks 88 - SE T10N, R23E, Sec 31 the graves of Emma E. Brooks (d. 1857 at 7 years), Phebe A. Brooks (d. 1883 at 71 years) and William C. Brooks (d. 1859 at 55 years) are found in this small family cemetery (2) (10) Brundidge City 137 - SE T9N, R22E, Sec 35 over 900 graves; Anderson, Andress, Blackmon, Brazil, Colley, Copeland, Dickenson, Flemming, Finney, Griffin, Hightower, Lee, Seay and Waters are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10) Carroll 138 - SE T9N, R22E, Sec 32 the graves of Charity Carroll (d. 1883 at 55 years), Joannah Carroll (d. 1865 at 2 years), Willis Carroll (d. 1868 at 12 years) and an infant Carroll are found in this cemetery (2) (10) Carroll Street 66 - NW T10N, R21E, Sec 30 approximately 220 graves; first known interment: Mary Jane Turner (1827-1897); Bean, Carter, Coleman, Coskrey, Dix, Grubbs, Henderson, Hodges, Jackson, Jones, King, Smith, Stringer and Thomas are common to this active black cemetery (10) Carrs Chapel 34 - NE T11N, R22E, Sec 32 Carrs Chapel Methodist Church, inactive; approximately 100 graves; first known interment: Elizabeth A. Stone Rollo (1835-1867); Croswell, Culpepper, Ethridge, Jones, Kelly, Parrish, Stewart, Tate, Thomas and Wicker are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (8) (10) Carter 5 - NW T11N, R19E, Sec 3 approximately 90 graves; first known interment: Abner Teague, Jr. (b. & d. 1862); Allison, Barnett, Carter, Christian, Cowart, Giddens, Lawrence and Menefee are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10) Catalpa 33 - NE T10N, R22E, Sec 3 considered a part of Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery; approximately 175 graves; first known interment: Ada Chancellor (1869-1870); Atwell, Berry, Black, Blackwell, Chancellor, Cole, Dawkins, Dunn, Fredrick, Harrell, Law, Morgan, Pittman, Richardson and Sellers are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10) Center Ridge 131 - SW T8N, R21E, Sec 29 Center Ridge Methodist Church; approximately 580 graves; first known interment: M. J. Smith (1866-1869); Allen, Baxley, Boutwell, Bundy, Butler, Carroll, Chapman, Clark, Collins, Davis, Debice, Edwards, Fortune, Grimes, Lassiter, Stinson, Swain and Wilson are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10) Chapel Hill 38 - NW T10N, R19E, Sec 22 Chapel Hill Missionary Baptist Church; approximately 180 graves; first known interment: Rebecca Gevandan Davis (d. 1885 at 68 years); Allen, Barnett, Benefield, Bowman, Dansby, Davis, Flowers, Harrison, Jeffcoat, Messick, Mills, Mitchell, Railey, Rhodes, Spivey, Stephens, Thompson, Warrick and Wilkes are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (10) China Grove 1 - NW T12N, R21E, Sec 9 see Concord Christian Home 152 - SE T8N, R23E, Sec 32 see Tennille Clayhill 91 - SE T9N, R22E, Sec 13 former site of Clayhill (Clay Hill) Methodist Church; approximately 75 graves; first known interment: John W. Goolsby (1873-1883); Barker, Champion, Fryer and Newberry are common to this active cemetery (2) (8) Cocker 173 - SW T8N, R19E, Sec 28 long abandoned and said to contain no tombstones (3) Pike 2 Cemetery Locale Location Church Affiliation and Remarks Concord 1 - NW T12N, R21E, Sec 9 also known as China Grove Cemetery; adjacent to Concord Primitive Baptist Church; approximately 350 graves; first known interment: Martha H. Townsend (1836-1839); Adams, Austin, Baker, Barnes, Batie, Berry, Boykins, Broxton, Carlisle, Drummer, Edwards, Grant, Head, Hightower, Hill, Hinton, Hooks, Jackson, Johnson, Kirkland, McLean, O’Steen, Owens, Silar, Thompson, Tolbert, Townsend, Welch, Williams and Williford are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (10) Connor 95 - NE T10N, R24E, Sec 19 18 graves marked with new stones and several unmarked graves; first known interment: John Conner (1790- 1839); last known interment: William M. Conner (1820-1904) Adams, Anderson, Bates, Gilmore, Golden, Harden and Ingram are also found here (2) (10) Copeland 68 - NW T10N, R21E, Sec 20 located on Knox Street in Troy; the graves of B. R. Copeland (1842-1864), E. B. Copeland (1809-1895) and Isaac Copeland (1798-1869) are found here (2) Cotton 89 - SE T9N, R23E, Sec 6 approximately 30 graves; first known interment: G.