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General James R. Rhodes (1765-1810)
1810
Jane Harper (1839-1930)
1930
Julia Parker (1873-unknown)
Unknown
Entrance sign to Elmwood Cemetery
2026
Ethel L. Miller (Mar 1921-Aug 1921)
1921
Jemmie J. R. Parks (Jan 1930 - June 1930)
1930
Timeline of Goldsboro
1937 Goldsboro: 600 Block West Park Ave, home of the Weil Family
1937
Moses Rountree, 1955 Raleigh News & Observer
1955
"Noah Cherry Trial" by Frank A. Daniels
1914
Noah Cherry's Burial Place
1939
Goldsboro Messenger, November 30, 1882
1882
"Two To The Grave Three To The Gallows: The Worley Murder Story" Cover
2022
Independence Daily Reporter (Kansas), November 4, 1896
1896
Brigadier General W.H. Anthony's service report regarding a visit to Goldsboro, 1881
1881
George T. Wassom's Law School Ad, 1881
October 15, 1881
Eliza Dyer Grave Marker located at the Bottom of the Statue
1910
Eliza Dyer Grave Monument
1910
Article on Eliza Dyer, Goldsboro Daily Argus, June 3, 1907
1907
Eliza Dyer (1814-1910)
1907
Large Land Owner
The Weekly Standard, Sept 20, 1848
1848
Plaque located at the bottom of statue in lower cemetery
April 14, 2026
Statue located at the rear of Lower Cemetery
April 14, 2026
View looking back towards the entrance to the Lower Cemetery
April 14, 2026
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