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199    LOVES CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH [H15.1]   -   Surname starts with Y

Location - Matthews Township, Siler City. On north side of US 64, west of New US 421

Coordinates: 35d 44m 03.4s N; 79d 26m 11.0s W Click here for Online Maps

In June 1997 and May 1998, Audrey O. Heiser and Elizabeth Hains recorded 991 grave markers and 8 unmarked graves or illegible markers. In 1987, Suzanna Ann Jones was reinterred from Oakwood Cemetery (H12.1), Siler City, North Carolina. In 1988, Joseph Benjamin Guyton was reinterred here from White Rose Cemetery, Pacelot Mills, South Carolina.
Photos by Kevin Taylor in July 2013.

View #2 of the cemetery. View of the church.

Owner: Trustees of Loves Creek Baptist Church.
Legal Description: Deed EF-261, 26 Dec 1903, 7/8 acre from John O. Smith.
Topo Quadrant: Siler City.
Church owned: Yes. Denomination: Baptist.
Used: Yes.
Number of graves: 1000.
White: Yes.
Unrestricted access: Yes.
Well maintained: Yes.
Enclosed: No.
Markers: Yes.
Markers with inscriptions: Yes.
Number of readable markers: 992.
Last burial: 1998.
First burial: 1822.
Listed: Yes.
Listed explanation: DAR, 1957.
Last canvassed by: Audrey Heiser and Elizabeth Hains (June 1997). Date: May 1998.



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1. Yanchurak, John   (b. 7 Apr 1918 - d. 21 Dec 1974)
Row 21. Cpl US Marine Corps. Military marker. Mason's Insignia.
2. Yarberry, Alice Poe   (b. 9 Feb 1907 - d. 22 Jan 1993)
Row 7. Wife of W. Roland Yarberry. Double headstone.
3. Yarberry, W. Roland   (b. 30 Jul 1884 - d. 11 Dec 1949)
Row 7. Husband of Alice Poe Yarberry. Double headstone.
4. Yarborough, Misty Sue   (b. Unknown - d. 20 Nov 1964)
Row 12. "We loved you". Small.
5. Younger, Elsie   (b. 19 Sep 1896 - d. 5 Oct 1925)
Row 10. Wife of Willy Younger. Daughter of H. F. and Esther Dorsett.
6. Yow, Norman W.   (b. 1887 - d. 1946)
Row 37. Double headstone. HS w/Belle S. and Henry R. Pike.