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Submitted: 7/31/09 • Approved: 8/13/09 • Last Updated: 7/29/12 • R217987-G0-S3
Mortar Creek Cemetery is quiet and peaceful. I noticed many of the graves here are very old. There are over 70 primitive markers, 1 War of 1812 Veteran, and quite a few CSA Veterans. One of the oldest commercial stones the person was buried in 1867, the War of 1812 Veteran (Joseph Hamilton) was born in 1795. Put your bug spray on for sure here and watch for Black Widow Spiders.
Photo's taken 7-29-2009.
Contributed on 7/31/09 by mountain_veteran
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