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Eastwood Cemetery
Contributed by: Homer Musselman
This cemetery is located on the right
side of the road leading into the "Eastwood" estate. Tom Moncure, who
resided at Eastwood, furnished the information on this cemetery.
Gouldin, Henry H.
1896 1898
Parents: Julie Lane Gray & Jack Leland Gouldin
Gray, John Judson
Aug 17, 1905
Jun 22, 190
Parents: Carrie Warren Sale & John Gray
Gray, Robert Atchison
Oct 30, 1830
Apr
11, 1915
Consort:
Adelaide Gettys Hayman Gray
Parents: Jane Moore Cave
& John Bowie Gray
War: Civil War
Gouldin, Jack Leland
Aug 24, 1859
Dec 18, 1923
Consort: Julia Lane Gray Gouldin
Gouldin, John R.
1895 1896
Parents: Julie Lane Gray & Jack Leland Gouldin
Gray, Robert Hayman
May 9, 1873
Feb 15,
1958
Parents: Adelaide Gettys Hayman
& Robert
Atchison Gray
Gouldin, Julia Lane Gray
Maiden Name: Gray
Sep 9, 1871
Aug 6, 1944
Consort: Jack Leland Gouldin
Robb, Mary
Turner
1860 1878
Parents: Adelaide Gettys Hayman
&
Robert Atchison Gray
Woods, Kate Wayne Gouldin
Maiden Name: Gouldin
Jul 8,
1906
May 23, 1991
Parents: Julia Lane Gray & Jack Leland
Gouldin
Gray, Adelaide Gettys Hayman
Maiden
Name: Hayman
Feb 15, 1830
Nov 8, 1921
Consort: Robert Atchison Gray
Parents: Julianna Lane & William
Hayman
Gray, John Hayman
Mar 21, 1875
Aug 29, 1910
Consort: Carrie Warren Sale Gray
Parents: Adelaide Gettys Hayman &
Robert Atchison Gray
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