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454    WILKIE [Q30.1]

      Location - Gulf Township. South side of SR 2303, Goldston--Glendon Road, 0.4 mile west of Indian Creek

      Coordinates: 35d 35m 42.0s N; 79d 22m 20.0s W Click here for Google maps

      On 20 December 2001, Andy Wilkie reported 3 grave markers. In June 2002, Ike Spivey reported 4 grave markers.

      Topo Quadrant: Goldston.
      Family owned: Yes.
      Abandoned: Yes.
      Number of graves: 4.
      White: Yes.
      Unrestricted access: Yes.
      Enclosed: Yes.
      Markers: Yes.
      Markers with inscriptions: Yes.
      Number of readable markers: 4.
      Last burial: 1911.
      First burial: 1853.
      Last canvassed by: Andy Wilkie/ Ike Spivey. Date: 20 Dec 2001.


  1. Wilkie, Eli Washington   (b. 15 Jul 1851 - d. 18 Dec 1911)
      • Husband of Artelia Browning Wilkie. Ref: Ike Spivey, Jr.
  2. Wilkie, Elizabeth Clark   (b. 7 Jan1806 - d. 11 May 1899)
      • Wife of Tobias Wilkie. Ref: Andy Wilkie.
  3. Wilkie, Thomas Jefferson, Sr.   (b. 26 Jan 1832 - d. 12 Jun 1902)
      • Husband of Eliza Coggins Wilkie. Ref: Andy Wilkie.
  4. Wilkie, Tobias   (b. 13 Oct 1805 - d. 22 Oct 1853)
      • Husband of Elizabeth Clark Wilkie. Ref: Andy Wilkie.


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