Whitesides Cemetery Photos
Contributed: May 2006
Photographed by Bob Franks

Robert Whitesides (19 Sep 1827-6 Oct 1842)
[The date appears to be 1848 on the photo
but it is 1842.]

Sarah, wife of James Whitesides
(1 Aug 1801-13 May 1883)

Overview of Whitesides Cemetery

Home of James Whitesides, Sr. (b. 1798)
The house was built in 1842

Farmland today at the Old Whitesides Plantation

Cotton on the Old Whitesides Plantation

Home of Thomas Whitesides,
son of James. Built before the Civil War