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Nonprofit helps preserve historic cemetery, chapel

by | Dec 3, 2020 | Latest

Settled back in Lowry’s Crossing sitting on roughly 10 acres is Wilson Chapel Cem­etery; the final resting place for members of many prominent families such as Bridgefarmer, Reneau and Rutledge.

The chapel was first deeded September 5, 1894, by A.E. and Bettie Wilson as a site for the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The wooden structure still has one of the original pews and the original bell in the bell tower.

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y Dustin Butler • [email protected]

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