BREWER-COBB FAMILY CEMETERY, Oconee County, SC
A.K.A. Walhalla & Westminster, SC

Version 2.3, 10-Jan-2003, C019.TXT, C19


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CEMETERY LOCATION:
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Locate the intersection of Highways 76/123 and 183 in Westminster.
Drive NW on Highway 183 for 3.9 miles.
Turn left on Rock Crushed Road and drive W for 0.4 miles.
Turn right on Pecan Branch Road and drive N for 0.2 miles.
Cemetery is located on private property of Jack Arve, 638-6966, jvrv@cs.com

Latitude N 34 42.952 x Longitude W 83 04.936


CHURCH/CEMETERY HISTORY:
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In 1910, Jack Arve's grandfather bought this property from an unknown person.  
In 1994, Jack bought this property from his aunt.
Plans are to surround the cemetery with a fence.
The wooded cemetery is located on the backside of a large meadow.  
Grazing cows are normally in the general area.  
There currently is a hay shed that is located next to the cemetery.
Jack found a chunk of foundation(?) nearby the cemetery.  It contained mortar 
and river bottom rocks - it looks very old.


TOMBSTONE TRANSCRIPTION NOTES:
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a. = age at death
b. = date-of-birth
d. = date-of-death
h. = husband
m. = married
p. = parents
w. = wife


(approx 25) field-stone marked graves

ADIOR, M.

BREWER, J.A., d. 1860

BREWER, L.

BREWER, Martha, d. 1894

BROOM, W.A., d. dec-????

BROOM, William M., co b sc rifles

COBB, Clayton (II), d. oct-1855

COBB, Red, d. 15-oct-1855