JACKS, Isaac (father of Elizabeth Jacks)
born: August 12, 1779
died: June 21, 1850
JACKS, Anna
wife of Isaac Jacks
born: June 7, 1785
died: August 31, 1876
"leaves 5 living children, 52 grandchildren
111 great-grandchildren and 8 great-great-grandchildren"
JACKS, Fannie C. (Full name Sarah Frances C. Brock)
wife of J. C. (Clark) Jacks
born: January 9, 1851
died: June 14, 1890
JACKS, Ella E.
daughter of J.. C. and S. F. Jacks (d/o J. Clark and Sarah "Fannie" Jacks)
born: August 18, 1876
died: July 15, 1882
JACKS, Wm. (son of Isaac and Anna Jacks)
born: February 1810
died: May 1860
JACKS, Polly (Full name - Mary Prather)
wife of Wm. Jacks
born: May 1811
died: November 8, 1858 (One source says 1853.)
JACKS, I. C. (Sr.) (Full name - Isaac Calimes Jacks)
died: May 4, 1859
"Age about 36 years"
JACKS, Mary A. E. (Mary Ann Elizabeth Philson Dillard Jacks)
wife of I. C. Jacks (Sr.)
died: September 17, 1895 (Born August 16, 1822)
"age 75yr 1 mo 7 days"
JONES, Louisa (Wife of Turner Richardson Jones)
born: October 19, 1822
died: January 27, 1896
"She was a tender mother
here, and in her life, the Lord
she did fear"
JONES, Susan Valeria
daughter of J. A. and V. A. Jones
born: April 9, 1887
died: August 25, 1887
JONES, Susan
wife of Mannon J. Jones
born: June 11, 1815
died: October 30, 1836
JONES, Thomas C.
born: August 9, 1852
died: January 26, 1873
JONES, Turner Richardson
born: March 14, 1821
died: November 7, 1903
Confederate soldier of "CO. A
13th Regiment SCV"
JONES, Benjamin H.
born: October 29, 1814
died: October 18, 1834
JONES, Elizabeth
wife of Joseph Jones
died: March 30, 1856
age 73 years
JONES, Joseph
born: March 15, 1776
died: October 20, 1825
JONES, Fanny
born: June 13, 1816
died: October 8, 1825 (One source says 1823.)
JONES, Lucy
born: October 10, 1748 (possibly 1746)
died: January 2, 1825 (One source says 1823.)
JONES, William Thomas
son of J. A. and V. A. Jones
born: February 10, 1878
died: October 4, 1879
JONES, Turner Reid
son of J. A. and V. A. Jones
born: November 18, 1869
died: November 3, 1879 (One source says 11/30/79.)
JONES, Twin Infant
son of J. A. and V. A. Jones
born and died March 23, 1880
JONES, J. Andy (Son of Turner and Louisa Jones)
born March 30, 1846
died: January 11, 1914
"CO A 13th SC Regiment
McGowan’s Brigade A.P. Hills Corps."
JONES, Valeria A.
wife of J. A. Jones
born: March 30, 1849
died: December 4, 1932
LANGSTON, Arminte E. (d/o Marion Calhoun Langston & Florence Elizabeth Jacks)
daughter of M. C. and F. E. Langston
born: February 6, 1881
died: November 12, 1881
LANGSTON, Elizabeth Jacks (Florence Elizabeth d/o I. C and M. A. Jacks)
born: February 10, 1852
died: November 9, 1932
LANGSTON, William A. (s/o Marion Calhoun Langston & Florence Elizabeth Jacks)
son of M. C. and F. E. Langston
born: January 11, 1873
died: October 4, 1875
McCORD, Rachel
born: July 11, 1814
died: September 22, 1836
McCOY, Mrs. ..........(Elizabeth Jacks, wife of Drayton B. McCoy) ... See Stone
McCOY, John ..........(John McCoy's story) ... See stone
"Therefore be ye also ready for in such
an hour as ye think not, the son of man cometh."
McCOY, Charity
born: February 14, 1818
died: September 13, 1818
PHILSON, Elizabeth (Mother of Mary Ann E. Dillard Jacks)
died 1879 (born 1889)
89 years
RAY, Nancy E. (Jacks) (d/o Wm. and Polly Prather Jacks)
wife of Gaines R. Ray
born: September 21, 1829
died: September 18, 1903
"A dear wife and loving mother"
RAY, Gaines R. (Served in the SCV Co. "A" 13th Regiment)
(husband of Nancy E. Jacks)
born: May 27, 1830
died: June 26, 1898
RAY, J. O. W. (One sources says L. C. W.)
son of Gaines and Nancy
born: January 18, 1866
died: January 17, 1868
RAY, Clarkston (aka Claxton Rey)
died: December 22, 1831
age 50 yrs
"He was for 10 years a respectable member of the Baptist Church"
WESSON, Sarah J.
died: January 12, 1838
aged 10 mon. 12 days.
WESSON, Luke
died: August 17, ?? (unable to read yr)
54 yrs 2 mo 5 days (One source says 4 yrs.)
WHITTEN, Sarah
wife of John Whitten II
died: November 10, 1821
"in her 40th year"
WHITTEN I, John (Sr.)
born: October 20, 1750
died: November 28, 1831
WHITTEN, Pheby (Phoebe)..........
This most unusual tree was pointing the way to the entrance of the cemetery;
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Location: Off of Hwy 72 between Clinton and Whitmire.
This cemetery was in the middle of a field, hidden away in the trees and forgotten by time.
Though overgrown with tall weeds, it still held a peaceful feeling, like coming home after a long journey.
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(The words below in parentheses are my own, to help in the identification of certain individuals.) ....... (Gr-daughter of John and Charity McCoy)
d/o James S. and Eliza F. (McCoy) Godfrey
born: January 8, 1836
died: September 10, 1836
"In memory of Mrs. McCoy"
daughter of Isaac and Anny Jacks
born: March 8, 1806
died: February 1, 1828
"Her bereaved husband deeply impressed
with his irreparable loss erects this
frail monument to her memory"
McCOY, Charity ..........died: September 17, 1836
72 yrs. 7 mon.
"He was a member of the Baptist Church
and a useful member of society."
"Why do we mourn for dying friends
or shake as death alarms,
Tis but the voice that Jesus sent
to call them to His arms."
wife of John McCoy
"Who departed this life on the 9th of July A.D. 1820
Aged 37 years"
wife of John Whitten Sr. (I)
died: December 10, 1822
"in her 68th year"
These are all the stones that we presently have on our list. We were told that some slaves are buried here but we have no record of their names. There are many unmarked graves still hiding after 180 years and with them the untold stories of generations.
almost, as a silent greeting from the past, welcoming us inside.
I am a descendant of the McCoy family listed above. Many of those buried here are connected to our line in one way or another. If you have information about anyone in this cemetery, or know of someone buried here that is not listed above, please let me know. I would like to add some personal information to each one of these names. This was a special place and I will never forget the feeling of finally finding it and my McCoy family of South Carolina.
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