Floyd Family Cemetery
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Floyd Family Cemetery

Camden County, Georgia, USA

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    Camden County, Georgia, USA
    Coordinates: 30.94860, -81.50640
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The Floyd Family Cemetery, the Fairfield Plantation site and the tabby ruins of Bellevue Plantation are on private property. Access can obtained through Bayer CropScience USA on Harrietts Bluff Road (mailing address Woodbine, GA), Camden County, Georgia. Nine visible gravestones are enclosed by a low rectangular stone wall. One grave belonged to an infant, but the lettering on its stone is no longer readable. One adult grave, a ground level slab, is illegible. Seven slabs rest on raised beds of red brick. The Floyd Family Cemetery is about a quarter of a mile from the site of the former Fairfield Plantation House. Photographs of the cemetery were taken in 1999 by Marguerite Marreé Mathews, Tara D. Fields, and M. Jean Manning.

The marble monument erected to General Charles Rinaldo Floyd (son of John Floyd & Isabella Maria Hazzard Floyd), who died in 1845, is located at the site of the former Fairfield Plantation House.

Access to the Floyd Family Cemetery extremely limited. Special approval must be gained, and scheduling arranged for, in order to go there. Travel to the cemetery is done by going about 8 miles south of Woodbine, turning left on Harrietts Bluff Road, and then traveling about 20 miles to the northeast. First, one private property is crossed, only by special permission, and then the cemetery sits on another private property, accessed only by special permission.



The Floyd Family Cemetery, the Fairfield Plantation site and the tabby ruins of Bellevue Plantation are on private property. Access can obtained through Bayer CropScience USA on Harrietts Bluff Road (mailing address Woodbine, GA), Camden County, Georgia. Nine visible gravestones are enclosed by a low rectangular stone wall. One grave belonged to an infant, but the lettering on its stone is no longer readable. One adult grave, a ground level slab, is illegible. Seven slabs rest on raised beds of red brick. The Floyd Family Cemetery is about a quarter of a mile from the site of the former Fairfield Plantation House. Photographs of the cemetery were taken in 1999 by Marguerite Marreé Mathews, Tara D. Fields, and M. Jean Manning.

The marble monument erected to General Charles Rinaldo Floyd (son of John Floyd & Isabella Maria Hazzard Floyd), who died in 1845, is located at the site of the former Fairfield Plantation House.

Access to the Floyd Family Cemetery extremely limited. Special approval must be gained, and scheduling arranged for, in order to go there. Travel to the cemetery is done by going about 8 miles south of Woodbine, turning left on Harrietts Bluff Road, and then traveling about 20 miles to the northeast. First, one private property is crossed, only by special permission, and then the cemetery sits on another private property, accessed only by special permission.



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