Surveyed by Woodford Sherrill and Jack Ingram
From intersection of Richmond County SR1465 & SR1471 (Patterson Road), drive E on SR1471 about .3 mi. (i.e. toward Drowning Creek) to an old logging road on right. This leads 100 yds S through woods to end at McNair Cemetery. Ray Rimmer
Gaddy Lena Florence 2/9/12 1/9/38 w/o R.E. Gaddy McNair Angus M. 12/27/1880 1/16/1899 McNair Colon 1/16/1881 8/26/42 McNair Daniel Luther 12/27/1898 8/30/34 McNair D. M. 1848 1929 McNair Duncan 10/31/1883 6/24/36 McNair Ethel Louise 7/15/17 6/15/18 McNair John Archibald 9/8/1837 8/18/13 s/o John & Nancy McAulay McNair McNair Martha E. Cox 7/29/1842 6/10/23 d/o Clem & Katie Cox w/o William M. McNair McNair Neill F. 4/11/1878 6/22/27 s/o Wm. M. & Martha E. Cox McNair McNair Sarah M. Patterson 1858 1936 w/o D. M. McNair McNair Vada 3/21/05 12/18/33 did not marry d/o Neil & Margaret Jones McNair "Vada and her oldest sister Mary were especially close. Vada was another right arm for Maggie. In the 1922 flu epidemic, 18-year-old Vada came home from her job as a nurse to help Maggie with the sick young children. All the children recovered. Flu strains then were often deadliest for young adults. Vada became ill and died, of "double pneu-monie" it was said. Maggie kept Vada's photo on her wall until her 1967 death." --Thelma M. Rimmer McNair William M. 2/16/1833 3/25/13 Patterson Isabell 5/27/1883 7/18/01 McNair Isabel 1814 7/26/56 d/o John & Nancy McF. McNair McNair John 1770 4/1841 s/o Edward & Mary McNair Wife: Nancy McFarland McNair Mary No Date No Date d/o John & Nancy McF. McNair McNair Nancy McFarland 1770s 1830s d/o John & Sarah McFarland w/o John McNair
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