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Location: Gunnison near Rosedale
To get to the cemetery you stay on Rt 1 North past Gunnison
MS, approximately 1-2 miles past the city limits of Gunnison and then turn
left on a gravel road. There is a historical marker at the turn.
There are cotton fields on either side of the gravel road.
The photographs in this portion of the archives were taken by:
Cathleen Coats Barker
(ccb)NOTE: Photos were taken in 1999 . The cemetery was
in very poor shape even though there was some attempt to maintain it.
Many markers are gone, broken, and illegible. It is apparent that
some attempt has been made to repair several markers. It is my understanding
that in the last year (2001)a number of the headstone were destroyed
by carelessness on the part of someone with a bulldozer.
Marsha Cheanult(mc)
| Jiffisonia E. Davidson
view 1(ccb)
Jiffisonia E. Davidson view 2 (ccb) In Memory of JIFFISONIA E. WIFE OF T. J. Davidson BORN JAN. 9, 1836, DIED SEPT. 7, 1867. She's gone she's left this world of woe For legions of eternal love |
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Note: My second great grandmother's name is Jeffersonia Elizabeth (Lawshe) Davidson; she is the granddaughter of Benjamin Hawkins & Lavinia Downs. Benjamin Hawkins was in NC Continental Congress, and US Indian Agent for the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee and Creek nations. He lived at the agency in Macon Georgia. Jeffersonia & her husband lived in Bolivar County, where she died and her husband, Thomas Jefferson Davidson [with their children] moved to Water Valley, MS, where he is buried in Oakhill Cemetery. Jeffie's marker is near a large persimmon tree. The marker is
broken with the top part cemented together. There is a
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