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Medlin Family
Cemetery |
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Monroe Township, Union County, North Carolina |
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Ansonville Road out of Monroe, right on Bivens Road,
cemetery on the left |
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Recorded June 1987 by Otha
B. Small |
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Updated by Bill & Ann Price |
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Printed from the cemetery files of Ann
Medlin Price |
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Belk, Mary J. w/o Samuel Elison Belk |
Apr
21, 1856-Feb 2, 1883 |
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Samuel Ellison Belk--buried at Beulah
Presbyterian |
Dec
8, 1897-Aug 7, 1924 |
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D/o Ervin and Lydia Medlin |
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Carelock, Josephine |
Died
Nov 26, 1879-aged 33 years |
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D/o Ervin and Lydia Medlin |
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W/o William A. Carelock |
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Helms, Infant |
June
13, 1931-June 13, 1931 |
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S/o Samuel Myers & Cornelia Richardson
Helms |
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Helms, Lillie J. w/o Jay Helms |
Aug
21, 1877-Jan 15, 1912 |
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Jay Helms--buried at Wingate City Cemetery |
Jan
6, 1881-Dec 9, 1968 |
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D/o Myers and Henrietta Carelock Medlin |
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(Lillie died from blood poisoning after
childbirth) |
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Medlin, Allison |
1871-1948 |
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S/o Myers and Henrietta Medlin |
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Medlin, Ervin |
Nov
24, 1822-May 20, 1901 |
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S/o John and Unity Deberry
Medlin |
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Medlin, Henrietta
J.
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Nov
7, 1849-Mar 30, 1922 |
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W/o Myers Medlin Married Nov 7, 1869 |
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D/o William and Beadie
Carelock |
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Medlin, John D. (Deberry) (tombstone
photo) |
July
28, 1859-June 28, 1932 |
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S/o Ervin and Lydia Medlin |
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H/o Elizabeth Ann Brooks Medlin |
Feb
7, 1864-Aug 28, 1925 |
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She
is buried at Monroe City Cemetery |
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Medlin, John F. |
Jan 24, 1885-June
22, 1891 |
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S/o John D. & Elizabeth Ann Brooks
Medlin |
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Medlin, Lydia P.
Muse [1] w/o Ervin Medlin |
June
22, 1822-Sept 17, 1904 |
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Medlin, Myers Q. s/o Ervin and
Lydia |
Dec
22, 1849-Jan 14, 1929 |
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Medlin, Pate McAulley |
Aug
13, 1873-June 27, 1924 |
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S/o Myers & Henrietta Medlin |
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Medlin, Walter Brem |
Jan
23, 1890-Dec 15, 1905 |
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S/o Myers & Henrietta Medlin |
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This page updated June
11, 2009 by Julie
Hampton Ganis |
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[1] - Tuesday, September 20, 1904, THE MONROE JOURNAL (Union County, N.C.)
-Death of Mrs. MEDLIN. Mrs.
Lydia P. MEDLIN died at the home of
her son, Mr. J. D. MEDLIN, in Monroe
last Saturday morning. Mrs. MEDLIN, whose maiden name was MUSE, was born July 26th, 1820, and she
was, therefore, over 84 years old. She
had been sick of typhoid fever for some time, and on account of extreme old age
was unable to rally. She was married to
the late Ervin MEDLIN November 30th,
1843, and lived at the old homeplace in east Monroe township until the death of her husband, a few years
ago. There were nine children. Of the five girls, two, Mrs. S. E. BELK and Mrs. W. M. CARELOCK, are dead; and three,
Mrs. John D. SIMPSON, Mrs. Thomas WALDEN of Hiddenite,
N. C., and Mrs. J. Frank ASHCRAFT of
Arkansas are living. Messrs. Myers, John
D. and LaQueen MEDLIN
are her surviving sons. Mrs. MEDLIN was an exceedingly intelligent
and interesting old lady. She retained a
vigorous memory until her last illness, and could talk entertainingly of past
events for many years back. She was also
a good christian woman, and
all who knew her will long remember the kind and gentle old lady. The body was buried on Sunday at the old homeplace, and there, on the old place she loved so well,
will await the day when the quick and the dead shall alike be judged.
