The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29

discssrFs abaa Ehs <mieaas bad lEed
and Ord. and ~sfs hasird hsrs. ifnoEsni
thar shsrs was. &c wuaid be. IN ma shris
rlscs &C woask.p sd srpai sfe. and de-
pasii mnrs dssF - pasassi.y fhsa ne ssh-
60 81 her sdssnfsFsas Successors. We
will ssier hy he fsls~ay % ne NoFlh-
~ssi eosnrs. shsessh @hieh he sn.grssis
esHied their d~sd. Ne. ln % rssd sens
oi lhs fsw and sezniy ansmssisls narsd
By afseroa. 20 ms<k he iemb of friends
amid ihs mnllitaSes that are esosded IN
this senrr.s spal sishoss > clone 10 lell
Who nsi, bensssh asr feeI. Tho hpl one
10 20 me alemnfy ~ bis. JExEsA ALKx-
AsDER sHARrE: bora Jaa. Ora l727;
died Sepf. Lei. 1877; auidd0lr 3s years"
One % ihs esTlirslrn.granls. she ssed 20
say that On her sral.msnl between this
plars and Hepswrsi Cl.srch. her Ne Arrest
neighbos, Sa1Ih.asd and Eastward. xss
II the distance Of Is miles; Narthssrdly
sboui 8 mIles. TIE eoBing N OF nssrer
neiglsbos sss aallss of pacing IN ,I.'s
bold woman. whs bad need OF 81 the
sifaag help Of ihs ssrsns doc nnes ul her
Churrh and creed, % hsld up her heart In
her lonely eond.iian.
Nov htus 20 On N The Southwestern.
nsr; hsIe rrsd ihs inscription; Jana Wal.
LIS. who died July 3lss, l7e2 IN iht 80 year
az her sge. TINS was he masher ni Che
6rsissilled preacher Providence. snmei6
miles South. the able defender nc the tut,
Of christianity sgsan-s lhe in6deluiy una
went over this eous tss like delugs At the
close olihe Revolutionary var. HIS grave
10 smoag the people Of bis charge. Thu
stone near Tie mlddls of The yard 10 20 10,
memory Of DAVID Rob,nsion, who diet
oe,. 18th. 1908, aged ss--sn emIg,ani
and the father Of lie lac Rev. John 70.
b'nson. ID. d.. ~La departed h.. l,le Dec,
18Th, l743. sf,er serving the congregation
Of Popular Tent about 40 years. hsv,sg
lsboFed in the ministry sbnut so.
Ths eldest monument. bnt ma ,he mon
ument Of the eldest ss@ve. 10 small ston'
thus iEscTlbed;- .. a1
Here T.ys The
It Body ri ROBERT s&.
ai NC KEE who decea.,d gs 81.
; a'r a dc oset the 10Th IT'S
Aged 20 years. s
/. The letters X and C. Of Mckee. a:
joined in one, .he lover tDrn VI the
lufms the &. 80
Come now n the Southeast cornei
. here 10 q gave wi,hou, an inscr ption ,
J. tel whose ashes are sleeping here, q
. even sstone, This 10 Tie grave Of Re,
Alexsndtr Crs,ahead, The FIRST Minists
!. % the eongregstion. and the frs, in shi
i Carolina settlement. Fleeing from W.
. ginia during The Indian inyasions that FOL
: lowed Bfafr0ck's 6efrs,, he wss settle,
here about The year 1856. and was burr
: ed here IN 1910, sf,er a life Of grea, use
}. lulress. rtadi,loa says that these tw
Il large sssssfrss Trees standing one al ih
head, the other 81 the fuol of the grsv.
d sprung from the tso sticks an which q
: q bier The coffin WAS born 10 the grav,
D Berg thIus. INFO the ground TO mark III
. spot OF the grave. The green sucks. fires
D IRON the mother stuck. took ront aud gre
: Was u and emblem! Were we as super
!, suious As the people Of Europe hnn
drrd years ego. We nigh. read IN the mir
9 isier'al hlst"ry OF .he congregation a iu
hlmcnt oi ihe mute prophecy. Alter III
9 death oi Mr. Craighesd, he con preache
I IN tho e,nar.aatso,, for N sha., t,.,..l
Q grand son became The settled Mrms,eI
. end served them 35 years; his successoI
G Dr.. Morrison, Low oil Lincoln. sfier le,
years service. being called To The Presi
dency Of Davidson College; bis great son
: J. NJ. NJ. Cardw,Il. took charge Of tn
= congregation, aud nov ministers 10 ID
a people. s. '.* @'
Let us return TO the Church by III
D road side. and enter The grave yard Tia
lies q. the South, by The gaze 10 The Nor,l
Wall. This first stone Thar nsess you
eve ma.ks . gave directly beneath tn
: location Of the pulpit Of The second build
ing occupied by his congregation. TIL,
presches occupies this grave. and ~,
congregation slrep around HIN. Til,
house and the preacher. aud the builders
Lave passed away. Even the eblldreI
,ha, assembled here 10 Rsvolu,i, nat,
lim,s are grown did. only here and ,hel,
; one Of them remains to IelI the history o
) the War. aud the trad lions Of tie settle,
ment #sr
Along this toad The American forces re-
trs,ed before The Brush army. when they
:. entered Charlotte from Snuih Carolina
and took po.session OF The !" Hornel'
Nest" and turned The College into hos.
pitsl. A lit,Ie distance up this road. the
gallant Graham, The father of one d the
candidates for the G ,vernot's Chair, ell
: w"uatsd. and was ieit BY The enemy Tor
dead. The widow slaughter, by whose
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