LAWTONVILLE CEMETERY N

LAWTONVILLE CEMETERY

ESTILL, SOUTH CAROLINA

Compiled, and contributed by Ruby Ramsay et al.

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NICHOLES

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

REV. ISAAC NICHOLES

WHO FELL VICTIM ON THE 22^ND SEPT. 1840 IN THE 60^TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, TO A FEVER WHICH WAS THEN EXTENDING ITS RAVAGES THROUGH THIS NEIGHBORHOOD.

IN EARLY MANHOOD HE CONSECRATED TO THE SERVICE OF GOD, POWERS OF MIND STRONG AND DISCRIMINATING ASSIGNED LIMITS TOO MUCH RESTRICTED.

THE CONVICTION OF DUTY AFTERWARDS ENLARGED THEIR SPHERE; AND FOR 27 YEARS HE WAS ENGAGED IN "THE MINISTRY OF THE WORD." AFTER A PASTORAL CONNECTION DURING MUCH OF THIS TIME WITH THE EUTAW BAPTIST CHURCH HE RESIDED AND AS AN EVANGELIST LABOURED IN THIS REGION UNTIL HIS DEATH. HUMILITY, PIETY, AND GODLY SINCERITY DISTIGUISHED HIM AS A CHRISTIAN; INTEGRITY AND MANLY INDEPENDENCE AS A CITIZEN; ARDEN AFFECTION AS A PARENT;.

IN GENEROUSNESS, FAITHFULNESS, COURTESY, AND TENDER SYMPATHY AS A FRIEND.

ESTEEMED AND BELOVED DURING A LIFE WHICH ILLUSTRATED A TRUTHS HE TAUGHT; HE COULD NOT BUT BE DEEPLY LAMENTED, WITHSTANDING THROUGH THEIR BLESSED INFLUENCE, HE WAS ENABLED EVIDENTLY TRIUMPH OVER THE LAST ENEMY.

I KNOW MY REDEEMER LIVETH AND THOUGH AFTER MY SKIN WORMS DECAY THIS BODY YET LIVETH IN MY FLESH SHALL SEE GOD.

IN - 1840

THOMAS FULLER NICHOLES

WHO DEPARTEDTHIS LIFE SEPT. 2, 1840 27 YEARS OF AGE

TO MANY AMIABLE QUALITIES ENDOWED BY NATURE WAS ADDED THE TRUE DIGNITY RELIGION CONFERS.

HIS EXEMPLARY LIFE AND TRIUMPHANT DEATH; FORBID US TO SORROW AS THOSE WHO HAVE NO HOPE.

"THRO ALL THE DARKNESS OF THE TOMB

"WITH FAITHS DISCERNING EYE, HE VIEWED, AFAR HIS BLISSFUL HOME AND TALKED OF JOYS ON HIGH.

T. F. N. 1840

ISAAC

1810

TO THE MEMORY OF SUSAN ELIZA

DIED OCT 2, 1840 AGE 10 YEARS & 8 MONTHS

ALSO OF ELIZA TURNER WHO DIED OCT. 3, 1840 AGED1 YEAR & 6 MONTHS

CHILDREN OF U. I. & E. W. NICHOLES

SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COMEUNTO ME AND FORBID THEM NOT FOR SUCH IS THE KINDOM OF GOD.

TO THE MEMORY OF MORGAN NICHOLES SON OF

H. J. & E. W. NICHOLES

JAN 22, 1843 - DIED 4 MONTHS 3 DAYS

NIX

JACOB BENJAMEN NIX MARGARET BAILEY

OCT. 10, 1901 - NOV. 17, 1973 JULY 18, 1911- JULY 18, 1983

DADDY MOTHER

NIX

MINNIE LOU VARNADORE NIX

JULY 24, 1897 - SEPT. 25, 1918

WILLIE NIX

MAY 3, 1920 - MAY 11, 1921

NIX

SEYMOUR GLENN NIX

NOV. 26, 1899 - AUG. 25, 1953

SEYMOUR NIX

MEFN US NAVY

WORLD WAR II

OCT. 9, 1928 - FEB. 4, 1999

NORTON

CARL MARTIN + KATHLEEN M. HALL NORTON

NOV. 3, 1896 - NOV. 29, 1967 DEC. 25, 1903 - SEPT. 22, 1984

CARL M. NORTON

S. C.

P.F.C. MED. DEPT.

WWI

NOV. 3, 1896 - NOV. 29, 1967

STILLBORN INFANT DAUGHTER OF MR. & MRS. C. M. NORTON

JULY 5, 1923

NUNGEZER (SEE RAHN)

ANNIE RAHN NUNGEZER

DEC. 24, 1873 - JULY 3, 1960

REV. EDWIN N. NUNGEZER

JUNE 17, 1880 - JAN. 14, 1926

PASTOR LAWTONVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH

DEC 1910 TO MAR. 1922

ERECTED BY HIS FRIENDS

JOHN SON OF

E. N. & A. R. NUNGEZER

BORN DEAD DEC. 30, 1913

NUNGEZER (SEE HUGGINS)

ANNIE RAHN NUNGEZER

DAUGHTER OF

REV. EDWIN AND ANNIE R. NUNGEZER

MAR. 23, 1905 OCT. 12, 1992

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NOTE: Beginning through 1973 complied by Mrs. Mary Eleanor Bowers nee Wiggins and Mrs. Cora Theus nee Phillips. 1973 through July 5, 2000 complied by Miss Caroline Hattrick, Mr. Jack C. Parnell and Miss Ruby Ramsay. Listed in alphabetical order by last names.

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