I tried the US GENWEB pages for Cemeteries and it will not load. ---------- > From: CRJBAMA@aol.com > To: ALBLOUNT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: ALBLOUNT-D Digest V97 #35 > Date: Thursday, October 30, 1997 9:40 AM > > Looking for information on Jones Chapel Cemetery, in Cullman County. A > friend found in Cullman county Churches and Cemeteries Vol II that the Jones > Chapel Cemetery predates the 1850's. The oldest marked grave is for twin > daughters of Daniel James & Martha Jane James, and died on August 8, 1856. > Because of the location of this grave it is apparent that a number of graves > without names and dates would have been placed in the cemetery prior to 1856. > There are approximately 482 graves marked with either no name or date, or > illegible names and dates. > > At present the Jones Chapel United Methodist Church and Church of Christ > Jones Chapel are active and next to the cemetery. Looking for any > information that might be out there. Daniel James is my > Great-Great-Grandfather. His father Isaac James is probably buried there, as > is my Great-Grandfather Louis James. I feel several other family members are > buried in the cemetery. All in unmarked graves. > > Thanks Chuck James, Montgomery Alabama