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Name: New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery, Esmont Date: July 2007 Image Number: CG094cdCG06 Comments: New Hope Baptist Church is an African-American church founded in 1877 and located at 7725 Porters Rd., Esmont Virginia. Its church cemetery contains approximately 137 gravestones and numerous unmarked graves or graves with illegible gravestones. This cemetery adjoins New Green Mountain Baptist Church Cemetery of Esmont. Directions to New Hope Baptist Church from Scottsville Museum: Go West on Main Street and turn right on Valley Street. Continue up Valley Street which becomes SR20. Turn left on Irish Road (SR6) and travel 5.7 miles West. Turn left on Porters Rd. (RT 627). Drive 0.6 miles, and New Hope Baptist Church is on the left (7725 Porters Rd.; just past Yancey Elementary School). The church’s cemetery is to the south east of the church building. Following is a July 2007 listing of the extant gravestones at New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery as prepared by Rob Manoso, an intern at Scottsville Museum from the Institute for Public History at the University of Virginia. Women are listed by their married names. Also, asterisks (*) that appear before names denote veterans. In 2007, there are over thirty graves marked with stones or temporary markers whose inscriptions are now illegible. Anderson, Harry Anderson, Robert Lee Anthony, Ruth Scott *Banks, James Williams Banks, William Banks, William E., Sr. Barrow, Bertha J. Bolden, Edward Brooks, Josephine B. Brooks, Thomas P Brooks, Oley Brown, Beatrice C. Brown, Joseph Brown, Lena Harriet Brown, Lottie Carey Brown, M. Catherine Brown, Ned Earl Brown, Ronnie Leroy *Brown, Samuel Leroy Brown, Willie A.C. Carey, Adley Carey, Anna Carey, John Cary, Lenar Carey, Matthew Townsend *Carey, Townsend Chambers, Arthur Chambers, Theodore Childress, E.L. Coletrain, Lee Andrew Coltrain, Rosa B. Coltrain, Samuel E. Cottrell, Martha Dow, Annie Banks Douglas, Valerie C. Eason, May E. Eddy, Sarah F. Feggans, Beatrice B. Feggans, Charles H. Feggans, Emery J. Feggans, Floyd Ford, Fleming Vaughan Ford, Frances C. Ford, John A. *Ford, Vaughan N. Ford, William Fortune, Dabney M. Fortune, Eva A. Gaine, L. J. Gray, Erskine H. Gray, Joan E. Harris, Nathan Harris, Samuel J. Hudson, Annie A. Hudson, Benjamin F. Hudson, Desmond Edward Hudson, Fred Sr. Hudson, Ratina R. Hudson, Russell R. *Hudson, Willie A. Hudson, Willie L. Irving, Russell N. *Jackson, John Archie Jackson, John Henry Johnson, Fannie Ford Johnson, Gladys H. Johnson, Harry L. Sr. *Johnson, James E. Johnson, Larry J. Jones, Mildred B. Jordan, Ada J. Jordan, Adam Jordan, Mary A Jordan, Mary Belle B. Jordan, Robert L Sr. Jordon, James Linwood Lawson, Allen B. Lee, Lucille C. Lee, Theoprous Brooks Lewis, Rosa Mae McPherson, Myrtle E. Mosby, Shepard Page, John H. Robinson, E. Rosa J. Rush, Richard S. Sr. Scott, Bertha W. *Scott, Charlie Earl *Scott, Darryl H. Scott, Ella Thompkins Scott, Eugene Scott, Francis W. *Scott, Herbert Hoover Scott, Hugh Scott, I. Scott, Isaac A., III Scott, Reverend Isaac A. Scott, John E. Scott, John Edward Scott, Laura B. W. Scott, Lucinda J. Scott, Mary Monroe Scott, Melinda Scott, Deacon Monroe D. Scott, Rachael P. Scott, Sarah E. Scott, Sophie C. Scott, Willie Smith, Lagrant Slaughter, Chaney Stubbs, Naomi Byrd Swingler, Alice E. Swingler, Charles H. Taylor, Belle C. Taylor, Donald James Taylor, Florence Taylor, Harold Taylor, Katherine R. Taylor, Izetta Taylor, James D. Thomas, Audrey Thomas, Mattie Lee Thomas, Phillip *Turner, Willie Moses Walker, Reverend Watson Walton, Edith M. Walton, Isac J. Wayne, Cora Wheeler, George P. White, Blanch R *White, Haywood White, Joe Wyatt *White, John B White, Mattie H. Winfrey, Bessie B. Woody, Gussie V. Yancey, Harriet A. Yancey, Judge Roger M. Memorial to *Wilson S. Nelson Jr., 1922-1943; *Rockwell Swingler, 1920-1945; and *James Brown, 1918-1945; all killed in action during World War II.
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