(Note These burials began in 1841 and the last one was 1879. The cemetery & burials were enumerated in the first History of Stewart County published about 1955 by Helen Ferril & Mrs. Robert Dixon. There is only one of the very large stones still standing and the cemetery is now in such poor condition that it is not possible to read most of the stones. What was reported to be on the stones and/or has been seen follows the name in parentheses)
Capt. John Thornton (d. October 12, 1846, 62 years)
Levisa (West) Thornton (October 11, 1806 -September 28, 1841,
age 32) (2nd wife of John)
Children of Capt. John Thornton & his 1st wife
? Rebecca Carter:
Robert C. Thornton (d. Dec. 7, 1854, age 40 years)
Georgia Anna Thornton Wood (b December 22, 1822, d. 1845)
Joseph Wood (b in MD, September 6, 1809, d. at his home,
Woodlawn, Webster Co. GA, September 21, 1879, Masonic emblems) ? husband of Georgia
A. Thornton and later Amanda Hansen.
Their Children:
Joseph Georgian Wood - (Died 7 months 13 Days)
no dates
John Henry Wood ? (Died 1 Yr, 6 Mo., 14 Days) no dates
Marcia C. Thornton Hardwick (wife of CWH, b. September
23, 1823, d. 1858)
Charles W. Hardwick (b. October 13, 1817, d. October
25, 1856) husband of Marcia
Their children:
Little Georgia (Hardwick) (d. October
13, 1858)
John William Hardwick (b October
23, 1848, d. October 27, 1851)
Dr. John H. Thornton (b. July 14, 1826, d. May 30, 1849)
Dewitt C. Thornton (b. October 26, 1828, d November
5, 1858) ? Headstone is just marked DeWitt, footstone DT
Walsingham W. Thornton (b. January 9, 1857, d. April
18, 1858) ? son of Dewitt, not enumerated in the book, but from family letters we know he's there.
Dr. Joseph B. Thornton (b. January 27, 1837, d.
October 13, 1861, Co K. 15th Ala. Reg. C.S.A.)