This grave marker has been recently located in Prospect Methodist cemetery in Chamblee, Georgia. It was first recorded on 7 Nov 1931 by Mr. Franklin Garrett and appears in his "Cemetery Records, Atlanta and Vicinity", Vol. 4 page 97. He noted it was "known as "Old Warbington" Cemetery, Tucker Road near Gwinnett County line, Land Lot 318, 18th Dist., DeKalb County, GA." (Land Lot 318 is in the area of Pleasantdale Rd., about 5 miles north of Tucker, GA). He further commented in 1931 that she was "Said to be the first wife of Major E. Warbington. Cemetery comprises the one grave, marked by a stone slab under a cedar tree and surrouinded by a rock wall two feet high." (Note that Maj. E. Warbington has a marker in Best Friend cemetery in Norcross, Gwinnett County, GA.)
In March 2014, email from [email protected] gives the undocumented information that "Nancy Musgrove was Ellemander's second wife. His first wife was Patience Waits and his third wife was Mrs. Emily Parrish."
This marker is located as of 2013, in the Prospect Methodist cemetery in Chamblee, DeKalb Co, Georgia, when it was entered in FindAGrave as "Nancy Musgrove Warbington" which does not appear on the marker, although it is doubtless the same person.
In March 2014, email from [email protected] gives the undocumented information that "Nancy Musgrove was Ellemander's second wife. His first wife was Patience Waits and his third wife was Mrs. Emily Parrish."
This marker is located as of 2013, in the Prospect Methodist cemetery in Chamblee, DeKalb Co, Georgia, when it was entered in FindAGrave as "Nancy Musgrove Warbington" which does not appear on the marker, although it is doubtless the same person.
This grave marker has been recently located in Prospect Methodist cemetery in Chamblee, Georgia. It was first recorded on 7 Nov 1931 by Mr. Franklin Garrett and appears in his "Cemetery Records, Atlanta and Vicinity", Vol. 4 page 97. He noted it was "known as "Old Warbington" Cemetery, Tucker Road near Gwinnett County line, Land Lot 318, 18th Dist., DeKalb County, GA." (Land Lot 318 is in the area of Pleasantdale Rd., about 5 miles north of Tucker, GA). He further commented in 1931 that she was "Said to be the first wife of Major E. Warbington. Cemetery comprises the one grave, marked by a stone slab under a cedar tree and surrouinded by a rock wall two feet high." (Note that Maj. E. Warbington has a marker in Best Friend cemetery in Norcross, Gwinnett County, GA.)
In March 2014, email from [email protected] gives the undocumented information that "Nancy Musgrove was Ellemander's second wife. His first wife was Patience Waits and his third wife was Mrs. Emily Parrish."
This marker is located as of 2013, in the Prospect Methodist cemetery in Chamblee, DeKalb Co, Georgia, when it was entered in FindAGrave as "Nancy Musgrove Warbington" which does not appear on the marker, although it is doubtless the same person.
In March 2014, email from [email protected] gives the undocumented information that "Nancy Musgrove was Ellemander's second wife. His first wife was Patience Waits and his third wife was Mrs. Emily Parrish."
This marker is located as of 2013, in the Prospect Methodist cemetery in Chamblee, DeKalb Co, Georgia, when it was entered in FindAGrave as "Nancy Musgrove Warbington" which does not appear on the marker, although it is doubtless the same person.
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Sacred to the memory of Nancy Warbington who departed this life Apr. 24, 1871, aged 65 years.
(per Mr. Franklin M. Garrett, 7 Nov 1931).
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