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Old Pell Cemetery
Pell City, St. Clair County, Alabama


Cemetery: old pell city cemetery

Other: old avondale mills cemetery

Sign: No

Street: 19th street, pell city,alabama 35125

City: Pell City

Township:

County: St. Clair

State: Alabama

Nation: united states of america

Zip: 35125

Status: Abandoned

Size: Large

Directions: turn right off 19th street by jacobs chapel church. take next left go to end of street , then walk t your left past abondoned house into the wooded area. the cemetery is located between this street and 19th street.

Type: Road-public

Location: Surburban

Terrain: Hillside

Watersource: No

Features:

Property: Private

Access: Permission-required

Enclosure: None

Gate: None

Established: late 1800,s

Gravestones: 50 to 75 known

Oldest: unknown, but my greatgrandmother was buried 1915

Newest: around 1945

Removed: Unknown

Relocated: Yes

Repairs: No

Methods: Adhesives

Restoration: No

Association: No

Records: Unsure

Inventory: No

Availability:

Landscaping: Unsure

Paths: Unsure

Trees: Yes4

Crypts: Unsure

Fencing: Yes

Brickwork: Yes

Ironwork: Yes

Sculpture: Unsure

Fountains: No

Roads: No

Buildings: No

Cement: Yes

Granite: Yes

Marble: Unsure

Native: Unsure

Slate: Unsure

Others: Unsure

Wood: Unsure

Materials: Unsure

Architectural: Unsure

Angels: Unsure

Draperies: Unsure

Fraternal: Yes

Hands: Unsure

Lambs: Unsure

Monograms: Unsure

Plants: Unsure

Photos: Unsure

Religious: Unsure

Scrollwork: Unsure

Urns: Unsure

Carvings: Unsure

Condition: Cemetery neglected

Unmarked: Unsure

Broken: Yes

Toppled: Yes

Disintegrating: Yes

Buried: Yes

Weather: Yes

Pollution: Yes

Vandalized: Yes

Report: No

VA1:

VA2:

VA3:

VA4:

VA5: Graves-Desecrated

Overgrowth:

Overgrowth1:

Overgrowth2: Graves-Disturbing

Overgrowth3:

Overgrowth4: Gravestones-Damaging

GroundCover: Yes

Moss:

Vines:

Drainage: Good

Problem1:

Problem2: Apathy

Owner: Cemetery

Use: Agricultural

Bordering: Residential

Change: Same

Reason: Roads

Visited: Rarely

Archeology: No

Habitat: Unknown

Contacted: Landowner contact is: Ashley DeGaris, 205-298-0022. I have contacted the owner of the cemetery, Mrs Kate Degaris, the Mayor of Pell City, Guinn Robinson, The St. Clair County Historical Society, the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and The Son,s of the Confederacy, and other people with relatives, I brought it forth at the Causey Family reunion.

name: Donna Baker

Email: dpbaker56@aol.com

Date: 08/19/02

Surnames: Carr, Causey

Other_Information:

There is one tombstone that is a woodsman of the world stone that is shaped like a tree with branches coming out. also one family plot that is about 15 ft. by 20 ft. briked around with a wrought iron fence. I was scared to walk around because Of not knowing where all the graves were I thought I might fall in to one. Also one of the neighbors said they have had dogs drag up veils to their porch.

Rarely visited cemeteries scattered across area by Rob Strickland

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name: Katherine D. Kordzinski
Email: Q_UENEOFDENIAL@webtv.net
Date: April 23rd, 2002

 


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