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Submitted: 10/18/21 • Approved: 10/23/21 • Last Updated: 7/24/22 • R336158-G0-S3
Sections
A - Early graves and stones moved from other burial grounds
B - Planters' Row - Early plantation families
C - Knight's Templar lot
D - Ascension Cammandery lot
E - Civil War Veterans (includes Union graves)
F - Civil War Battery historical markers
G - Knights of Pythias Rest
H - Site of first charity hospital (1876 - 1889)
I - Independent Order of Oddfellows Rest
J - New payrow section
K - Paupers' field
L - First labor union rest
M - First Masons' Rest
N - Old payrow section
O- Spanish-American veterans' lot
P - National Cemetery - veterans
Q - Babyland
R - Old payrow section
S - St. George's Greek Orthodox lot
T - Site of early African-American burial ground
U - Asian-American area
V - Second labor union lots
W - Jewish section, officially Hebrew Rest #3
X - Masonic #2
Y - Firemens' Rest
Z - First Greek Orthodox Section
Contributed on 10/18/21 by debbraszymanski
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