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Blake Cemetery is located on the Santee River south of Jamestown,SC.
Pattie Rivers Volunteered to transcribe this cemetery...Thanks Pattie..A job well done..
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| Banister, Dr Stephen | 19 Jan 1828 - 30 Jan 1904 |
A precious one from us has gone . A voice we loved is stilled. A
place is vacant in our home. Which never can be filled. God in his
wisdom has recalled. The ____ his love had given. Although the body
slumbers here. The soul is safe in heaven. Here desolate _____ | s/o S & P Banister; Masonic symbol |
| Burr, Langdon | 21 Jan 1882 - 17 Jul 1903 |
Heaven now retains our treasure, Earth the lonely casket keeps, And the
sunbeams long to linger Where our darling Brother sleeps. Thy will be
done. | S/o Dr. S & S. D. Bannister |
| Danister, Susanna D | 30 Jun 1838 - 28 Sep 1895 | d/o E & M Pipkin W/o Dr. S. Banister |
Her maiden name is Susannah Davis Pipkin; stone broken in half, lying
on ground; carving of hand holding broken chain with other hand on
wrist; |
| Shaw, Catherine | 18 May 1843 - 18 Aug 1901 | A tender mother and faithful friend | |
| Shaw, Henry David | 23 Oct 1844 - 18 Apr 1918 | CO S 25TH SC INF CSA | Southern Cross of Honor in place; Was 2nd husband of Catherine B. Shaw |
| Pipkin, Edward Pvt. | 1840 - 1870 | CO E 4TH SC CAV CSA | Southern Cross of Honor in place; Was 1st husband of Catherine B. Shaw |
