Saving Graves
South Carolina
Chesterfield County
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A collaborative effort of cemetery preservation advocates
working to increase public awareness and activism in preserving,
protecting and restoring endangered and forgotten cemeteries worldwide
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Saving Graves is dedicated to providing leadership, education and advocacy
in preserving and restoring endangered and forgotten cemeteries worldwide.
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Sharon F. Corey - Chesterfield County Coordinator
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- South Carolina State Coordinator
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William Roberts - South Carolina State Co-Coordinator
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Chesterfield County Endangered Cemeteries
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T. S. Rivers Rd.
Highway 700
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Brook Teal Farm
Jackson Road
Highway 60
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Chesterfield County Cemeteries on the Internet
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T. S. Rivers Rd.
Highway 700
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Angelus United
Methodist Church
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Ruby-Hartsville Rd.
Highway 109
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Pine Grove Baptist
Church Cemetery
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Zoar Road
Chesterfield, S.C.
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Rocky Creek
Presbyterian Church
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Undocumented Chesterfield County Cemeteries
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Chesterfield County, South Carolina Cemetery Links - Add Link
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Doris Gandy Cemetery Survey for Chesterfield County
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South Carolina Counties - Volunteer for a county
Full list of Saving Graves South Carolina County Preservation Sites
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South Carolina Saving Graves Room of Honor
For those projects that deserve a place of honor in our quest to save our cemeteries.
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South Carolina Cemetery Preservation Law - Please let us know about
additional current or pending South Carolina cemetery protection laws.
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SECTION 6-1-35.
Preservation and protection of cemeteries.
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(A) Counties and municipalities are authorized to preserve and protect any cemetery
located within its jurisdiction which the county or municipality determines has
been abandoned or is not being maintained and are further authorized to expend
public funds and use county or municipal inmate labor, in the manner authorized
by law, in connection with the cemetery.
(B) As used in this section, the term "preserve and protect" means to keep safe from
destruction, peril, or other adversity and may include the placement of signs, markers,
or other appropriate features so as to identify the site as a cemetery and so as to aid
in the preservation and protection of the abandoned cemetery.
Read through the South Carolina Institute of Archeology and
Anthropology's policy on the steps taken after finding human burials.
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South Carolina State Government - Add Link
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South Carolina Law Enforcement - Add Link
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Law Enforcement Online - South Carolina
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South Carolina Cemetery Index - Add Link
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Anderson County Cemeteries
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Pickens County Cemeteries
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Richland County Cemeteries
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Need - to - find Cemeteries
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Cemetery Preservation Groups - Add Link
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SCCEMETERY
A mailing list to discuss the formation of a cemetery preservation society for South
Carolina. In addition, directions, history, and new discoveries of cemeteries in South
Carolina will be discussed. You must be a subscriber to post to the list. To subscribe send
the word "subscribe" (without the quotes) as the only text in the body of a message to
sc-cemetery-l-request@rootsweb.com (mail code) or sc-cemetery-d-request@rootsweb.com
(digest mode).
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Carolina Cemetery Projects
Dedicated to Preserving and Restoring our nations cemeteries with our main focus on
North and South Carolina.
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Stokes Bridge Community, Lee County
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Other South Carolina Preservation Groups - Add Link
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South Carolina Historical Society
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Other South Carolina Links - Add Link
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South Carolina Saving Graves Links
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The information contained within this website is provided as a public service and is submitted by its users.
Saving Graves makes no guarantee that the information is current or accurate.
Readers should make every attempt to verify the information before acting on it.
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Copyright © 2007 Saving Graves
All rights reserved.
Last updated 11/22/2007
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Hello, My name is Bill Spurlock and I am the founder of the Saving Graves Project. Back in November of
2005 I stepped aside from the project and turned it over to Steve Stymiest. For those of you that may not
be aware, I'm sorry to report to you that in November of 2006 Steve passed away. Since that time the
future of the Saving Graves project has been in question with really no one knowing what was going on
and what, if any plans were in store for the future. I was contacted several months ago to see if I knew
anything and if I had a way to get in contact with those who would. Well, to make a long story short I'm
pleased that I have made arrangements to take Saving Graves back and should regain control of the domain
name and the current website shortly. Our plan for the website is to go in and clean up the main page as
soon as we have access and shortly after that you should see a totally new Saving Graves website. We will
still be working with volunteer National, State and County Coordinators and we still need you! It's my hope
and desire that those of you that have stuck it out during this time will want to continue with us as we
work to rebuild Saving Graves. If you are interested, please contact me by email at bill@spurlockfamily.org
and let me know what your level of interest is and how you would like to be involved in the project.
