Distant View of the Campbell Family Cemetery, Rome, Alabama |
William Granville Campbell and his wife, Elizabeth, lived out their lives in Covington County and are buried in the Campbell Family Cemetery on the family farm. The cemetery is located north of Highway 29 between Rome and Andalusia, Alabama.
This cemetery was surveyed by Ed Smith several years ago. Below is an extract from his survey record.
Directions:
North of Highway 29 between Rome
and
There is an intersection between County Highway 14
(running North-South) and State Highway 29 (running roughly East-West). 14 South takes you to the
Pleasant
Go North about 3.9 miles.
Turn off of the road onto a hunting / logging road.
There will be an immediate "Y." Take the left fork of this "Y."
Go 0.6 miles and take the first left.
Go 0.1 miles and take the first right.
The cemetery is on the right at the top of the hill, a
total of about 4.7 miles from leaving the road.
Mr. Johnny Fuqua was very helpful in providing directions and unlocking the gate across the hunting/logging road. His phone number is (334) 222 8639 (home) or (334) 301 8143 (mobile).
Cemetery Diagram
The individual plots are given numbers to indicate their position in the cemetery according to this diagram:
1 x Entrance 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Note: "x" indicates a marker without
names/dates. |
Parents |
|
4.
Wm G(ranville) Campbell Born Aged 65 years (Died: Oct 11, 1864) |
5.
Elizabeth (Mason Campbell) Wife of WG Campbell Dec 20, 1806 March 1879 (BR Campbell booklet says death was 1871) |
Children |
|
12.
Mary (Campbell) |
1.
William P(eter) Campbell
(son of WG and Elizabeth Campbell) Co E , 15 Confederate Cavalry, CSA (1830 - 1904) |
10.
Charles Campbell (son of WG and Elizabeth Campbell) Jan 13, 1835 Died a Confederate Soldier, 1862 |
11.
George Campbell (son of WG and Elizabeth Campbell) Dec 17, 1837 Died a Confederate Soldier, 1862 |
6.
(son of WG and Elizabeth Campbell) March 19, 1846 July 19, 1928 |
8.
Nancy Jane (McGowin Campbell) |
Grandchildren |
|
2.
|
7.
(Charl)es M. (Campbell) |
13.
Georgia Campbell |
9.
Lulie E(llen Campbell) |
3.
Addie Florence
Campbell
|
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According to other sources these people are also buried in this cemetery, but there are no markers: |
|
Elizabeth Campbell |
Marda Campbell |
Nancy Campbell |
William Henry
Campbell |