Several years ago I wrote a post about why I believe John and Peggy were buried at Bethlehem Church Cemetery in Union Co., GA. I have revised that post today and included a couple of new maps, and cleared up some mysteries based on new evidence. I encourage you to re-read that post.
Wes Patterson
Thursday, December 27, 2018
John Patterson and Margaret Peggy Black Cemetery Revisited
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Lower Young Cane,
Union Co Ga
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