Sandlin (or Booth) Cemetery
Contributed: March 2006
Surveyed by John Thompson
Note: This cemetery was originally known as the Booth Cemetery; however, years later, after the Sandlins were buried there, a sign was erected identifying it as Sandlin Cemetery. It is now known by both names.
Directions: Close to Beans Ferry on the Tombigbee River in southwestern part of county.
Also had 14 more graves marked but should have a lot more unmarked. The cemetery is a lot bigger than the number of graves that were marked.
| Name | Date of Birth | Date of Death | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mother Albie Lou | sept 4 1891 | june 22 1942 | wife of Flurry Devall |
| Rev A. E. Sandlin | 1861 | 1940 | |
| Margaret Elizabeth | dec 12 1855 | march 3 1928 | wife of A. E. Sandlin |
| Thomas Harper Booth | may 7 1807 | jan 25 1871 | mason symbol |
| Nancy Chilcoat Dulany | no death date only 1834 | ||
| Thomas H Booth | may 7 1807 | jan 25 1871 | mason symbol |
| John W Booth | 1843 | 1863 | in memory of, co h 1st ms inf confederate states army |
| Sallie B | june 24 1871 | april 18 1874 | dau of T H and N J Booth |
| Davie F Booth | april 22 1869 | nov 17 1873 | son of T H and N J Booth |
| David W.P.Wallace | nov 10 1829 | jan 27 1889 | |
| Last Updated: April 2008 | |||