Dear Researchers: If any of you have ancestors that went to East Alabama, some of them may be buried in this cemetery. Those of you who are related to the FEAGIN's, PRUETT's, or WILLIAMSON's, go to this website to see if they are buried there. Many graves showing births in the 1780's. This cemetery is in danger of being no more. If any of you have relatives in Bullock county, please let them know about this horrible situation. The website for the Fellowship Cemetery in Midway, Bullock Co., AL is http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/bcemfell.htm E-mail me privately if you think you can help. Thanks. Mary Pruett Norman ----- Original Message ----- From: HD Norman <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, February 21, 2000 8:31 PM Subject: Fellowship Cemetery > Dear Fellow Researchers: > > I have just returned from a trip to Bullock County, 1 mile outside Midway > where Fellowship Cemetery is located. I enumerated this cemetery 17 years > ago and it appears on the Bullock County USGENWEB page. > > Unfortunately the loggers have just about demolished it. They have run > their trucks through the cemetery and even into the protective family > wrought iron fences, over tombstones. I found a CSA marker in the middle of > the road. If anyone has a CSA ancestor out there by the name of James A. > McLeod, Co. B, 15 AL Vol. Infantry, I have a picture of the tombstone I can > e-mail. > > Does anyone know if the Bullock County Historical Society is still in > existance? I would like to contact someone there to see if anything can be > done to clean, fence, repair this very old cemetery. Families such as > FEAGIN, PRUETT, MOSELY, TAYLOR, DICKSON, HARRIS, etc are buried in this > cemetery and birth dates back into the 1780's. Fellowship Church was > located near the cemetery and is now gone.. The cemetery is located on what > was once FEAGIN land. It is located less than one mile from Midway city > limits on Bullock County Highway 89 going toward Hurtsboro. > > If anyone knows who I can contact in Bullock County to see what can be done, > please let me know. > Thank you. > Mary Norman >