Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery [1]
It most likely is the burial site of African-Americans, who were members of a church and/or a fraternal organization. Early members may have been associated with the Flint Hill Baptist Church and left to start their own church after the Civil War.
The church owned a 175' x 250' tract; Knights of the Guiding Star of the East Lodge No. 29 owned 87.37' by 250', and U. S. Rubber Co. owned it by June 1942, as part of a 2266.32 acre tract north of the intersection of Texland and Westinghouse; west of Texland is a ravine below the railroad track.
Oak Grove Baptist Church, is now in Pineville:
310 Johnston Dr, Pineville, NC 28134
(704) 889-7013
Documentation
(1) Linda Blackwelder report, 9/1/1963
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