Contributed by Jo Church Dickerson
and Buddy Harrelson, 7 Feb 2002
MULLINS FAMILY CEMETERY
Surveyed 31 January 2002 by Edward Timothy (Buddy) Harrelson, Jr. and Jo Church
Dickerson.
Location: Near Town of Mullins, in Marion County
Directions: From Mullins take S.C. 917 go S 2.7 miles to Old Stage Road (at
Red Hill Cemetery). Turn left, go 1.1 miles to Mullins Cemetery Court. Turn
right, go one tenth of a mile to back of field. Cemetery is at the back of
the field. It is right on a high bluff above Little Pee Dee River Swamp.
Moderately well kept.
1st ROW
Large stone in front of first row - MULLINS
6 small, modern stones in row behind the large stone,
appear to have all been placed at one time:
William Lide Mullins
1848 - 1910
Charles Samuel Mullins
1856 - 1897
Francis Hodges Mullins
1851 - 1874
Sarah Ann Mullins - Mother
1829 - 1874
William Sidney Mullins - Father
1824 - 1878
2nd ROW
Joseph Jolly McIntyre
Oct. 23, 1845
Oct 16, 1914
Father in thy gracious keeping
leave me now thy servant sleeping.
Bessie
Daughter of Joseph J.
& Mary Mullins McIntyre
Apr. 1886
March 1904
Mary Mullins McIntyre
Mar. 7, 1854
Jan. 14, 1918
Blessed are the pure in heart for they
shall see God.
William Curtis Bethea Jr.
Aug. 30, 1917
Oct. 27, 1919
Annie McIntyre
Beloved wife of
William Curtis Bethea
Jan. 30, 1892
Feb. 3, 1973
[This stone is identical to those in 1st row.]
William Curtis Bethea
Beloved husband of
Annie McIntyre Bethea
Nov. 3, 1892
Apr. 30, 1973
[This stone is identical to those in 1st row.]
3rd ROW
Mrs. Athalia McI. Sale
Sept. 30, 1883
Sept. 21, 1920
Let our Fathers will be done
She shines in endless day.
James Powhatan Sale
Mar. 19, 1881
Sept. 8, 1963
Married Athalia McIntyre Nov. 7, 1906
McINTYRE
Double stone - new
William Mullins Alice Owen
April 2, 1881 April 4, 1887
July 10, 1951 May 12, 1954
Married June 6, 1906
We must not say that those are dead who pass away
from this our world of flesh set free: we know them living unto thee.
WHITNEY
Double stone
Robert Frost Elizabeth McIntyre
1905 - 1986 1909 - 1981
R.J. Martin [Broken obelisk]
son of
C.M. & L.E. Martin
May 19, 1885
Feb 19, 1908
He died as he lived
a Christian
N.C. Martin
Aug 1., 1885
July 19, 1905
Weep not he is at rest.
We have no information about the history of this cemetery. Generally, from
deeds, it appears to be on land formerly associated with the Reaves and/or
Hodges family.
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