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Located on Highway 90, southeast of Montezuma, near Hogcrawl Creek. Marked by
"Rackley" sign
on Highway. (See Note at the end)
W.S. Quinn
October 1848 April 1908
J.W. Sutton
Co.B. 22 Ga Hvy Arty
CSA
G.W. McLendon
Co. B. 22 GA Hvy Arty
CSA
Edmond L. McLendon
Died 20 March 1910
5 unmarked adult graves (3 have slabs)*
Wrought iron fence-
Eva Mae, daughter of W.E. & H.L. Wood
6 July 1886 16 September 1896
William Washington Lytle
11 November 1859 15 January 1893
"Husband"
John Henry Story
13 September 1852 24 April 1881
"Brother"
Henry Harrison Story
24 June 1824 17 November 1907
"Father"
CSA
Mary Amanda Story
13 March 1834 22 August 1908
"Mother"
James Thomas Story
24 September 1872 5 February 1911
"Brother"
Chainlink fence-
Lydia Patrick
6 November 1838 30 January 1876
Cornelius Patrick
12 July 1825 22 February 1899
Belle Butler Patrick
24 February 1840 22 July 1919
1 unmarked adult grave
Laura, wife of P.C. Patrick
3 December 1867 26 July 1903
Pernel Patrick
9 June 1863 13 August 1928
Iola Patrick
9 October 1869 14 December 1924
5 unmarked childrens' graves
Harold Eugene Patrick
Died 1932
1 Marker outside fence with "G.M.L." on the foot stone.
Charles Hollon
6 June 1906 6 June 1906
C.T. Sutton
28 February 1861 12 August 1927
WOW
NOTE: There is a Colored Cemetery adjacent to this Cemetery, is it Rackley?
William Smith Cemetery, Macon County, Georgia con't
Deed Book "C", Macon County, states that on 5 October, 1869, 1 acre
of land was set aside on the
Smith Plantation for a Family Cemetery. The piece of property located on
Hogcrawl Creek.
* The 5 unmarked graves at the front of the cemetery are probably William,
his wife Gracey, and other
family members.
Recorded 13 January 1994
By Davine V. Campbell, Guelda L. Hay, & Millie C. Stewart
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