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scott, I am so glad that you saw my message. Those old pioneers need TLC. I hoped that it would get someones attention. If I can overcome two recent shoulder surgeries I would love to help. I am including the census. Thanks Ron ACTON CEMETERY CAHABA VALLEY , SHELBY COUNTY, ALABAMA 25 March, 2003 Located in woods South of Blackhorse Bend just off Palomino Trail ROW ONE (Start from Gate) Wilson, Andrew Nesbit: 31 Dec. 1847 28 Nov. 1903 Family monument Wilson, Lucy Lucia: 7 Mar. 1852 28 Nov. 1928 Sunken Grave: No markers Acton, Rufus M.: 20 Mar. 1838 24 Apr. 1899 Military Marker Also: Rufus M. Acton, Jr. ; 2nd Lt. 2nd Alabama Inf. CSA.; same dates as above Acton, Rufus B.: 10 Jul 1876 2 Oct. 1877 Son of Rufus M. and Marilla Acton ROW TWO V. H.: Sandstone marker head and foot, no other information Sinking W. H.: Sandstone marker head and foot, no other information Small Acton, Col. John: 21 Aug. 1803 23 May 1890 Broken and on ground “Mason” Acton, Martha T.: 13 Oct. 1813 15 May 1859 Wife of Col. John Acton Acton, Calvin H.: 31 Mar. 1836 29 Jun. 1857 Son of Col. John and Martha T. Acton Acton, John H.: 17 Oct. 1842 24 Sep. 1846 Son of Col. John and Martha T. Acton Acton, Martha H.: 17 Sep. 1848 Autumn 1861 Daughter of Col. John and Martha T. Acton Acton, Leonard M. 5 May 1840 11 Nov. 1861 Son of Col. John and Martha T. Acton ROW THREE Remains of several sandstone slab markers or vault. one sunken grave Acton, John Sr.: 19 Mar. 1773 16 Sep. 1857 Acton, Jennie: 8 Sep. 1773 22 Nov. 1845 Wife of John Acton, Sr. Roberts, Mrs. Jane 1742 12 Sep. 1826 Note #1 Natural Stone Marker: Head and Foot, No Information ROW FOUR Acton, Elizabeth Born and Died 1828 Daughter of Samuel and Zilpha Acton Sand Stone Marker: Head and Foot, No Information Child Size Sand Stone Marker: Head and Foot, No Information Baby Size Sand Stone Marker: Head Only, No Information ROW FIVE Sand Stone Marker: Head and Foot, No Information Child Size Lime Stone Marker: Head Only, No Information Lime Stone Marker: Head and foot, No Information Sand Stone Marker: Head and foot, No information Acton, Jane: ___ Jan. 1831 Unk. Broken cannot find death date Wife of J. W. Acton Acton, James W.: 15 Aug. 1832 7 Nov. 1862 Broken Gilbert, Infant: Born and Died 15 Oct. 1882 Note # 2 Daughter of I.N. and N.E. Gilbert Note#1 Mrs Jane Roberts is the mother of Jennie Acton , wife of John Acton, Sr. It is believed that Jennie was born on board ship while her mother was coming to America. Janes grave may be the oldest marked grave in the county. Note # 2 I.N. (Isaac) and N.E. (Nancy Elizabeth) along with an adult son (Samuel A. ) Gilbert are buried at Allan Cemetery. This is all of the graves that could be identified. There are certainly many more. The cemetery is surrounded by a fence that is broken down in several places. It is fairly clear now but must be cut soon or it will be overgrown. A number of graves have sunken in and need filling. This historic old cemetery and the Pioneers it holds deserve better treatment than this. Census Taken on 25 March 2003 By: Rollin Lee (Ron) Johnson, Jr. 545 13th Street SW Alabaster, Alabama 35007 rollin3@bellsouth. net Notify Administrator about this message?
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