Bannerman Jackson Cemetery
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Bannerman Jackson Cemetery

Lexington County, South Carolina, USA

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  • Get directions South Lake Drive - it is between the Mill Pond and the boundary behind New Bethel AME Church
    null, South Carolina 29072 United States
    Coordinates: 33.97582, -81.23426
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To approach this cemetery - it is behind the Church itself but not in the church cemetery. It is beyond the furthest church kept grave. It starts just inside the treeline and goes deeper to find the Bannerman and the unknown gravestone.

Overgrown burial grounds with 8 stones must be deserted, perhaps no family lives or is nearby to care for the plot, but there is a family and a WWII veteran buried there all of them deserve recognition, care and honor.

Ed Bannerman Dec 1857 to Dec 1928 his wife
Henrietta Dec 25 1866 to March 15 1929
WM Jackson 1876 - 1935
Carrie EDMONDS Jackson no dates stone covered with dead leaves and ivy, most trimmed away
George Jackson no dates, dead leaves had to be brushed away
Fronia DAVIS Jackson no dates – stone covered with dirt had to be lightly dusted
Ernest Jackson a WWII Army Vet 1907 - 1976 Army 1942 - 1945

The oldest stone is likely the one delicately and lovingly embossed of multi tiers and it lays fallen to ground, covered unattended with vines, a lot of fine artwork is on it. Name/names are probably on part of stone facing down. Out of respect no attempt to upright or turn stone is made.












To approach this cemetery - it is behind the Church itself but not in the church cemetery. It is beyond the furthest church kept grave. It starts just inside the treeline and goes deeper to find the Bannerman and the unknown gravestone.

Overgrown burial grounds with 8 stones must be deserted, perhaps no family lives or is nearby to care for the plot, but there is a family and a WWII veteran buried there all of them deserve recognition, care and honor.

Ed Bannerman Dec 1857 to Dec 1928 his wife
Henrietta Dec 25 1866 to March 15 1929
WM Jackson 1876 - 1935
Carrie EDMONDS Jackson no dates stone covered with dead leaves and ivy, most trimmed away
George Jackson no dates, dead leaves had to be brushed away
Fronia DAVIS Jackson no dates – stone covered with dirt had to be lightly dusted
Ernest Jackson a WWII Army Vet 1907 - 1976 Army 1942 - 1945

The oldest stone is likely the one delicately and lovingly embossed of multi tiers and it lays fallen to ground, covered unattended with vines, a lot of fine artwork is on it. Name/names are probably on part of stone facing down. Out of respect no attempt to upright or turn stone is made.












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