This Cemetery (Quaker Burying Ground ) is 1.5 miles West U S Highway 1 & Mizpah Rd South west Rockingham on SR 1103 S of Cordova, Richmond County , North Carolina (-five miles north of the state line near the Pee Dee's Hailey's Ferry Location in Richmond County, N.C. -Historical records of an early settlement known as Hailey's Ferry did exist about half a mile from the Quaker cemetery at the ferry crossing on the Pee Dee River to from Anson County North Carolina.The first mention of the "Burying Ground and Meeting House" can be found in a 1775 deed. References to Pee Dee also appear in the Piney Grove (South Carolina) minutes, 1803-1814.
Cemetery surveys over the years have this cemetery abandoned with burial plots marked by Field stones as was the tradition of the Early Quakers of North Carolina who attended Pee Dee Meeting House --At one time there were two readable markers for Hailey family members and bear the death dates of 1853 and 1863.

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"Hailey's Ferry was a ferry crossing built by a Quaker from Virginia named William Hailey, who settled on the Pee Dee River about five miles south of Rockingham in the early 1750s. And the crossing was also the site of perhaps the first settlement in the area, settled by Quakers in
the Hailey, Clark and Moorman families." A disastrous fire on Dec. 23, 1792, at Hailey's Ferry resulted in "complete destruction of the settlement"

Members of this Quaker community were associated with the Snow Camp Quaker Community near Alamance County N C using the trading path of present day Highway 1 to travel thru SC and NC

Richmond County Cemetery surveyors Jack Ingram and Mr. Woodford Sherrill of Ellerbe, NC visited this cemetery as well as Ratliff , Diggs and Hailey genealogy researchers in the 1990s