Going East out of Wadesboro, turn right (South) onto NC 145. Travel down this pleasant road for about 2 miles or so and turn left onto Pitt Road. After driving down this road for about 8/10 miles you will see this little cemetery on the right hand side of the road. It is right on the edge of the cemetery. (You would have passed the Liles-DeBerry fenced in cemetery and the peach orchards)

This is a very neat, extremly old cemetery. Most of the graves are encircled with red building bricks. It appears to have some periodic maintenance.

Welington M. Died Jan. 24, 1847 Ag'd 2 Ms 10 Ds
    s.o H.M.& E.A. Diggs

Lidia Aug. 24, 1803 Sept. 5, 1822
    Consort of Thomas Diggs Aged 19 y's & 12 D's
    (Stone cut by Gray & Tansy, Wadesboro)

Thomas Diggs Sept. 10, 1798 May 9, 1878

Elizabeth A. Dec'd June 18, 1856
Consort of Henry M. Diggs Ag'd 34 y 10 m 13 d

One Infant Died May 6, 1856
    s/o H.M.& E.A. Diggs

Infant B&D Aug. 3, 1857
    s/o H.M.& W.S. Diggs

James M. Apr 24, 1863 June 21, 1864
    Infant Son of H.M.& W.S. Diggs

1 Infant Un-Marked Grave

1 Child or Woman's Un-Marked Grave

1 Adult Un-Marked Grave

William P. Apr. 20, 1841 July 1, 1846
    s/o Thomas & Caroline Flowers

One Infant Died in Dec. 1846
    d/o H.M.& E.A. Diggs

An Infant Sept. 13, 1844
    d/o Thomas & Caroline Flowers

At least 5 more un-marked graves

Cemetery transcribed January 1, 2004 by John V. Burns