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Poplin Gravestones

 

Located at the foot of Clark Mountain Road, Lilelsville, NC (Next 5 photos)

 

J. A. Poplin b. 1852

Poplin Moss Lowe Cemetery

Mary Ellen Poplin b. 1853

Poplin Moss Lowe Cemetery

 

Thomas J. Poplin 1831-1885
   

Judith W. Murray 1835-1888 (Thomas Poplin's First Wife)

 Eliza Adeline Swink (Thomas Poplin's Second Wife)

Carol Overpeck and other family members have been clearing the Poplin Moss Lowe Cemetery as well as recording gravestones in numerous cemeteries.  When visiting Olivet Baptist Church cemetery, they located gravestones for Thomas Jefferson Poplin, his two wives.  They also found Thomas Jefferson Poplin's home which is close to Olivet Baptist Church. 

 

*****Thomas Jefferson Poplin's Page - Including Photographs of his Home*****
 

 

M.M. Poplin 1884-1922 - Wife S. A. Poplin 1846-1923

Pine Grove Methodist Church Cemetery, Albemarle, NC Highway 24/27 - Son of Alexander Poplin Sr.

Mary Poplin 1867-1942  W.A. is buried here also.

Cedar Grove Methodist Church Cemetery,

Norwood, NC - (Courtesy of Tommy Overpeck)
 
 

William Henry Poplin 1880 -1942    Mary Moss Poplin 1885-1946

Forestville, Methodist Church Cemetery, Lilesville, NC, Off Highway 74

 

All photographs above (except Mary Poplin) are courtesy of Carol Overpeck.   

 

**NC Headstone Documentation by Carol Overpeck and Family**

(Cemeteries listed below)

Victory Baptist Church

Silver Springs Baptist Church

Forrestville Methodist Church

Richmond Memorial Cemetery

Poplin, Moss, Lowe Cemetery

Harward Primitive Baptist Church

Eastside Cemetery

Gum Springs Baptist Church

Rehobeth Methodist Church

Seago Cemetery  

Poplin Grove Baptist Church

Green Memorial United Methodist Church

Olivet Baptist Church 

Savannah Methodist Church

Pine Grove Methodist Church

 

Poplins not yet Linked to Our Line

 

H.H. Poplin b. 1924

(Son of Nelia Poplin)

 

 Caroline - Nelia Poplin b. 1853 Baby b. _900 - H. Paul b. 1898

Emmaline Poplin b. 1827

Clarence Poplin b. 1907

His parents were Henry Sylvanus Poplin and Flora Tennessee Sanders.  Henry most probably (95-99%sure but not fully documented) was the son of William Poplin and Eliza Bishop. William Sr. most probably was the son of Jehue Poplin and Lucy Bailiff who moved to Meigs County Tennessee.  Jehue Poplin "may" be the brother of John Alexander and Jeremiah Poplin.  He may also be the father of John D. Poplin.  If you have any documentation on these possible relationships, please email me. The information on the gravestone is  courtesy of Mark Abramson.

George Poplin b. 1906


New Salem Cemetery in Lincoln County, Oklahoma.

The 6 photographs above were taken by  Mike Poplin.   Some might say this cemetery is Meeker, OK or Jacktown, OK.  They are closer to Jacktown.  The cemetery is  located about 4 miles west of Meeker, OK and 1 mile south of the Highway (Hwy 62?).

 

 

Jesse Poplin is indeed the ancestor of many, many Stanly County Poplins, not connected to George's lines -- at least that he knows of. 

His wife was Catherine Lowder, b. 1794. 

Nancy Poplin Mabry is Jesse and Catherine's daughter and wife of Isaiah Mabry, who remarried, and was then killed in the Civil War.


Poplin Burying Ground - Abandoned Cemetery

Map


The Poplin cemetery is located about 7 to 8 miles South of Albemarle off Old Aquadale Rd.  It is off Aquadale Rd. 3/4 to 1 mile roughly in Pine forest and is not maintained.  The city of Albemarle is the county seat for Stanly County, North Carolina. 
 

Both Gravestone Photographs Courtesy of Stanley County Public Library Heritage Room

Gravestone Detailed Information Courtesy of Mark Abramson
 

 

Photo Courtesy of john e poplin Photography

 

John E. Poplin has vividly captured a piece of Albemarle, North Carolina and has posted it on his web to share with others for "viewing".  He has also begun photographically recording Poplin, Hatley and other surname gravestones.  To date he has recorded many gravestones in Poplin Grove Baptist Church Cemetery and Grandview Cemetery. I encourage you to click the Poplin Grove photo above to go directly to his site!

 

If you have photographs of very old "Poplin" gravestones (<1900) you would like to share, please email Linda Poplin. 
 

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