This is the current building being used.
Have not confirmed but this seems to be the original Baptist Church. Such a lovely building.
IMG # | SURNAME | Given Name | Died In |
ClaHB08 | BEALE | Benjamin Augustus | 2000s |
ClaHB07 | BEALE | Constance Olivere A. | 1990s |
ClaHB06 | BEALE | Constantia Oretta | 1990s |
ClaHB18 | BOWMAN | Dernal Vincent | 1990s |
ClaHB09 | BROWN | Sylvester | 1990s |
ClaHB15 | CLARKE | Cecil | 1980s |
ClaHB19 | EDWARDS | Dorothy R. | 1970s |
ClaHB20 | EDWARDS | John H. | 1960s |
ClaHB10 | FARQUHAR | Grace A., Mrs | 1890s |
ClaHB05 | FOSTER | Agatha | 1990s |
ClaHB17 | GARDNER | Ivy May | 1980s |
ClaHB13 | PAGE | Alexander A. | 1990s |
ClaHB14 | PAGE | Lena D. | 1990s |
ClaHB16 | ROBINSON | Alderman | 1990s |
ClaHB12 | STEWART | Beryl Leoni | 1990s |
ClaHB04 | TROWERS | Lester George | 1990s |
ClaHB03 | TROWERS | Roselle M. | 1980s |
ClaHB02 | WRIGHT | Clifford | 1980s |
ClaHB01 | WRIGHT | Roslyn | 1990s |
ClaHB11 | WYNTER | Ellen | 1950s |
Are there any Dalleys buried at this cemetery Looking for a grave of John Buxton Dalley.
The original graves for this site are hidden in the bushes to the right of the old church building. I took photos of all those that had headstones. The possibility exists that “Dalley’s” could be buried there but there are no headstones to show that.
I grew up in Clarendon and visited many of these sites as a child. That was my hobby, visiting the cemeteries, from what I can tell, some of the older graves were destroyed by inclement weather over the years. Some churches here have been rebuilt and the headstones that were there when I was a child are not here.