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Terry-Tanner Family Cemetery
The cemetery has 10 visible gravesites that include box slab tombs, graves covered in sea shells, and several large, engraved tomb-stones. Nancy Jones Cornell, of Fairburn, GA, is a descendant of the Terry family and has written extensively on their genealogy. According to Mrs. Cornell, John and Antha Terry were living in Campbell County by 1840. John died Jan. 20, 1870, and his wife died Sept. 24, 1875. Both are buried in the Terry-Tanner Cemetery; however, there are no marked tombstones identifying their gravesites. (Possibly the graves marked 8 & 9 are their gravesites.) John and Antha had five children, two of whom are buried in the Terry-Tanner Cemetery. Their eldest daughter Louisa married Berry H. Loveless [second husband] (graves marked 6 & 7), and their third child Nancy married William A. Tanner (graves marked 1 & 2).
Nancy and William Tanner’s daughter Lou Etta married W.Z. Yates and had
two sons, Herman and Willie, who both died in infancy. Lou Etta and
Willie are buried in the Terry-Tanner Cemetery (graves marked 4 & 5). |
The
Terry-Tanner Family Cemetery is located on the north side of Woodruff
Rd., 0.2 mile east from Campbellton Redwine Rd.