Mother of Johnnie
Mabel married Mrs. Murphy's brother
Bee Tree Branch/ Oaks African-American Cemetery
Section 29 - Township 24 - Range 20
This cemetery is located in the Darby area and was once part of the Darby or St. Thomas African-American community, which dated from the late 1880's through to the 1960's.
Among some of those that were buried in the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery was the entire Washington Family, Jimmy Grant, Mary Roberts and her children, and Sarah Dabro.
It is not certain when and how the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery came into existence but before its desecration it was approximately 1 1/2- 2 acres in size. The name Bee Tree Branch is taken from the name of the nearby Creek.
There is very little that remains of the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery and the graves that once stood among the tall oak trees ...
Mabel married Mrs. Murphy's brother
Bee Tree Branch/ Oaks African-American Cemetery
Section 29 - Township 24 - Range 20
This cemetery is located in the Darby area and was once part of the Darby or St. Thomas African-American community, which dated from the late 1880's through to the 1960's.
Among some of those that were buried in the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery was the entire Washington Family, Jimmy Grant, Mary Roberts and her children, and Sarah Dabro.
It is not certain when and how the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery came into existence but before its desecration it was approximately 1 1/2- 2 acres in size. The name Bee Tree Branch is taken from the name of the nearby Creek.
There is very little that remains of the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery and the graves that once stood among the tall oak trees ...
Mother of Johnnie
Mabel married Mrs. Murphy's brother
Bee Tree Branch/ Oaks African-American Cemetery
Section 29 - Township 24 - Range 20
This cemetery is located in the Darby area and was once part of the Darby or St. Thomas African-American community, which dated from the late 1880's through to the 1960's.
Among some of those that were buried in the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery was the entire Washington Family, Jimmy Grant, Mary Roberts and her children, and Sarah Dabro.
It is not certain when and how the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery came into existence but before its desecration it was approximately 1 1/2- 2 acres in size. The name Bee Tree Branch is taken from the name of the nearby Creek.
There is very little that remains of the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery and the graves that once stood among the tall oak trees ...
Mabel married Mrs. Murphy's brother
Bee Tree Branch/ Oaks African-American Cemetery
Section 29 - Township 24 - Range 20
This cemetery is located in the Darby area and was once part of the Darby or St. Thomas African-American community, which dated from the late 1880's through to the 1960's.
Among some of those that were buried in the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery was the entire Washington Family, Jimmy Grant, Mary Roberts and her children, and Sarah Dabro.
It is not certain when and how the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery came into existence but before its desecration it was approximately 1 1/2- 2 acres in size. The name Bee Tree Branch is taken from the name of the nearby Creek.
There is very little that remains of the Bee Tree Branch Cemetery and the graves that once stood among the tall oak trees ...
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