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Jones Family Cemetery

Johns Creek, Fulton County, Georgia, USA

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    Coordinates: 34.00004, -84.25009
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Franklin M. Garrett surveyed and documented the Jones Family Cemetery on November 23, 1935 ["Cemetery Records, Atlanta and Vicinity, Vol.9," p.127, (hand printed record), roll 2, frame 369], noting its location in "Fulton (Old Milton County)". This family cemetery would have been assumed to have been on part of what was the Reps Hardaway Jones family property. Garrett documented three burials, listing two with marked graves, those being brothers: (Gravestone #1) Frank (Benjamin Franklin) Jones; (Gravestone #2) Reps Hardaway Jones; (#3) a third grave he listed as "One other visible grave – no inscribed marker." With Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Jones, brother of Reps Hardaway Jones, being bur. there in 1902, and having a marker placed; and with the young son of Reps Hardaway Jones, also "Frank" Jones (named for his uncle) having been documented as born in 1901 and deceased before the next census of 1910, it could be inferred that this young son of Reps Hardaway Jones and Louisa Brandon BURTHCHAELL Jones could be the third visible grave having no marker. There is also a Reps Hardaway Jones small stone marker in Norcross City Cemetery.

In Phillip B. Anglin's revisit and description of this cemetery on March 21, 2000, he notes in his book, "Milton County, Georgia CEMETERIES (Present Day Northern Fulton County)", Gateway Press, Baltimore (2002), p. 134, this cemetery could no longer be located.


Franklin M. Garrett surveyed and documented the Jones Family Cemetery on November 23, 1935 ["Cemetery Records, Atlanta and Vicinity, Vol.9," p.127, (hand printed record), roll 2, frame 369], noting its location in "Fulton (Old Milton County)". This family cemetery would have been assumed to have been on part of what was the Reps Hardaway Jones family property. Garrett documented three burials, listing two with marked graves, those being brothers: (Gravestone #1) Frank (Benjamin Franklin) Jones; (Gravestone #2) Reps Hardaway Jones; (#3) a third grave he listed as "One other visible grave – no inscribed marker." With Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Jones, brother of Reps Hardaway Jones, being bur. there in 1902, and having a marker placed; and with the young son of Reps Hardaway Jones, also "Frank" Jones (named for his uncle) having been documented as born in 1901 and deceased before the next census of 1910, it could be inferred that this young son of Reps Hardaway Jones and Louisa Brandon BURTHCHAELL Jones could be the third visible grave having no marker. There is also a Reps Hardaway Jones small stone marker in Norcross City Cemetery.

In Phillip B. Anglin's revisit and description of this cemetery on March 21, 2000, he notes in his book, "Milton County, Georgia CEMETERIES (Present Day Northern Fulton County)", Gateway Press, Baltimore (2002), p. 134, this cemetery could no longer be located.


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  • Added: 26 Mar 2017
  • Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2638291