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Latitude: 35.7082, Longitude: -79.81565 | Click to get directions to Asheboro City Cemetery

Notes:
Aslo known as the Methodist Church Cemetery - Bill Wood

Headstones

Thumb	Description	Status	Location	Name (Died/Buried)
	Asheboro City Cemetery, Asheboro, North Carolina Also known as the Methodist Church Cemetery	Located
	Callistia Burkhead (1816-1903) Newer replacement headstone. Inscription reads: Her Children arise up and call her blessed. * Prov 31:28	Located		Callistia BURKHEAD (d. 16 Apr 1903)
	Callistia Burkhead (1816-1903) Original headstone.	Located		Callistia BURKHEAD (d. 16 Apr 1903)
	Headstone: William Penn Wood (843-1924)	Located		Col William Penn WOOD (d. 1 Apr 1924)
	Penuel Wood, Jr. (1812-1881) Newer replacement headstone. Inscription reads: "A light from our household is gone. A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our hearts that never can be filled.	Located		Penuel WOOD, Jr. (d. 8 Aug 1881)
	Penuel Wood, Jr. (1812-1881) Original headstone.	Located		Penuel WOOD, Jr. (d. 8 Aug 1881)
	Penuel Wood, Jr. (1812-1881) and Callistia Burkhead (1816-1903) Photograph showing both the old, original headstones and the new headstones that, according to “From Tom’s Creek to Sherrill’s Ford” the new headstones, were done by Carl S. Wood of High Point.	Located		Callistia BURKHEAD (d. 16 Apr 1903) Penuel WOOD, Jr. (d. 8 Aug 1881)
	Penuel Wood, Jr. (1812-1881) and Callistia Burkhead (1816-1903) This looks to be a plot marker.	Located		Callistia BURKHEAD (d. 16 Apr 1903) Penuel WOOD, Jr. (d. 8 Aug 1881)

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