Cloninger-Long Cemetery
Gaston Co., NC

Reprinted, with permission from Terry Waldrop, from the book
"Old Gravesites Revisited, Gaston & Lincoln Counties, Vol.1".

Junction of Hwy.279 & Hwy.321, take Hwy. 321 North, six-tenths of a mile.
Site about 1/4 mile beyond Little Long Creek,150 yds. to right on hill
behind moblie home park.


Fannie D. Long                          Jacob A. Long
Daughter of J.W. & L.C. Long            July 10,1855
Nov. 17,1888                            Jan. 16,1912
June 18,1890

Jacob L. Long                           Margaret L. Long
Son of J.A. & M.L. Long                 Wife of J.A. Long
d. Feb. 22,1896                         Sept. 10,1855
Age 14m.,20d.                           Dec. 3,1897

Note:
Adam Cloninger,Jr., along with his 2nd wife, Elizabeth, were found
in June 1985 in an old Cloninger-Long cemetery just north of
Dallas, NC, off Hwy.321 about 1/2 mile. Old gravesite was found
by Terry Waldrop family. Witnesses when placed in Cloninger-Derr
Cemetery in July 1985 were: Paul E. & Rean C. Rhyne,
Ray & Becky Rhyne Hovis, Tom Cloninger & Sara H. Grissop.

Permission was granted by Mr. Robert Land to move grave markers to
Cloninger-Derr cemetery due to so much vandalism and destruction of
old gravesites. The two Cloninger markers were the only ones
that were not broken. Thanks, Mr. Land.

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