| Bridges Family Graveyard |
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Location: Is at address 570 Womack-Brantley Rd. Go south from Tennille on Hwy 15 for about 4.5 miles to the intersection of Hwy 15 and Womack-Brantley Rd (CR 259) on right. Go 0.5 mile on Womack-Brantley Rd. The cemetery is on the right, just past the intersection of Womack-Brantley Rd (CR 259) and West Indian Hill Rd (CR 227). GPS coordinates: 32° 52' 14.8" N 82° 47' 22.4" W or in degrees only form: 32.87078° N X 82.78956° W See location on a Google map in a new window (NOTE:The map opens in a new window. The cemetery will be at the location indicated by a red 'A'.) Cemetery Status: Inactive Predominant race: White | |
List of Graves
| Pers No. | Name | Birth | Death | Inscription and Notes | Service |
| 1 | R. F. Bridges | Apr 29, 1854 | Nov 24, 1898 | Wife of M. E. Bridges. Peaceful be thy silent slumber. Peaceful in thy grave so low. Thou no more will join our number. Thou no more our sorrows know. | |
| 2 | Lizzie Bridges | Sep 23, 1859 | Apr 9, 1890 | Wife of M. E. Bridges. Calm on the bosom of thy God, Fair spirit rest thee now. E'en while with us they footsteps trod, His soul was on thy brow. | |
| 3 | Samuel M. Bridges | Jun 15, 1884 | Aug 11, 1887 | Son of M. E. & Elizabeth Bridges | |
| 4 | Pearl Moye | Nov 13, 1888 | May 24, 1917 | Thy life was beauty, truth, goodness and love. | |
| 5 | Mrs. Nancy Bridges | Oct 26, 1825 | Jul 5, 1885 | Wife of Alexander Bridges. | |
| 6 | Alexander Bridges | Confederate States of America Co. E, 12 Bn Ga Lt Arty. | |||
| 7 | Elizabeth Batchelor | Apr 19, 1829 | Apr 15, 1904 | Mar'd Nov 14, 1860 to L. N. Batchelor | |
| 8 | Annie E. Batchelor Bridges | Mar 27, 1866 | Sep 11, 1887 | Dau of L. N. & Lizzie Batchelor, Wife of John I. J. Bridges. | |
| 9 | Inf son of Jno I. J. & Annie E. Bridges | May 15, 1886 | May 16, 1886 | ||
| 10 | Inf son of Jno I. J. & Annie E. Bridges | May 16, 1886 | May 16, 1886 | ||
| 11 | Inf son of John I. J. & Annie E. Bridges | Sep 8, 1887 | Sep 8, 1887 | ||
| 12 | John B. Elton | Nov 7, 1817 | Jun 14, 1899 | Dear old father has passed and gone from earth to God's heavenly throne. His dust lies silent in the tomb. He's gone to heaven, his final home. | Confederate States of America Military Service: His tombstone reads, "He served in Indian War of 1836 and War of 1864 & 1865" |
| 13 | Susan C. Elton | Nov 11, 1824 | Feb 3, 1917 | On that immortal shore, We shall meet to part no more. |
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