China Grove AME Zion
The cemetery is by the church and is visible from the street.
The cemetery is by the church and is visible from the street.
There is much controversy over the Baker Graveyard. Please see The History of Hopewell Church for 175 Years From the Assigned Date of Its Organization, 1762, pages 314-317 for more information. The Baker Cemetery relocated by Duke Energy was not for the Baker family but possibly was the name of the preacher that buried the individuals. See Relocation of Various Cemeteries from Area Inundated by the Waters of Lake Norman by Duke Power Co.
This cemetery was dedicated in the 1990s. The cemetery is behind the church and is not visible from the street.
In 2004, it was reported that these graves might need to be moved for the Lynx Blue Line.This cemetery of unknown origin is north of the China Grove AME Zion Church property and appears to have 12 graves.
Documentation
(1) The Charlotte Observer 7/24/2004, Sec. B, p. 2
This cemetery was established in 1971. The cemetery office is in Charlotte. Contact the office first for help in finding particular graves. It is on the west side of Beatties Ford Rd. near the intersection with Hambright Rd. It is visible from Beatties Ford Rd. The address is 11201 Beatties Ford Rd., Huntersville, NC 28078.
This cemetery is visible from the street.
The Christian Aid Society was founded on 1-20-1905. Some surnames are Black, Wilson, Brown, Byers and Torrence. This cemetery is located about 1 mile off Hwy. 115 on Ridge Rd. The road will dead-end at the cemetery. It is next to Davidson College property.
This is not a complete list of burials. According to a church member, several of the stones were removed, moved or broken when the cemetery was cleaned many years ago.
The church faces N. Sharon Amity Rd. The cemetery is to the left and back of the church parking lot. A small office park is between the cemetery and N. Sharon Amity Rd.
See also Rocky River Baptist Church Cemetery in this database. Early Family Burial Grounds of Mecklenburg County, NC, 1763 Late 1800, compiled by the Alexandriana, Gen. Robert Irwin and Jane Parks McDowell Chapters of the DAR (in Carolina Room vertical file labeled Cemeteries.)
The cemetery is across the street from the church and is visible from the road.