This is located just north of Warthen. The grave houses of James & Mary Garland are an important feature of the small cemetery.
As of 2016, the grave houses have been removed for some reason.
Mt. Hope Methodist Church, Circa 1840, Hancock County
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Thank you for these grave houses-any idea what the reason was for this practice? To protect or honor the graves? I have ancestors in Henry Co that had this over their family plot in the woods, and sadly, the wooden structure is long gone. I suppose the wood had become rotten through the ages.
It’s a shame they are gone; I am going to look for grave houses as I travel. Thanks for recording all this so beautifully.
Look at the one at Oklahoma Baptist Church in Wilcox County. That one is on Vanishing South Georgia.
Hi Brian,
I have seen grave houses in North Georgia, and in North Carolina, but very few south of the mountains. Have you found many in south or central Georgia?
Tim- They are quite rare in South Georgia. These particular grave houses have been removed, sadly.