Also reported buried at Bethleham Lutheran Church Cemetery are:

Anna Dickert:  Oct 11,1851 - Jun 15, 1898
Anna E. Feltman:  Oct 11,1851 - Jun 15, 1893, w/o William
William M. Feltman:  Oct 2,1887 - Nov 26, 1916

There are many unmarked graves.

Anderson Intelligencer March 9, 1898

Cromer, Adam F., died near Williamston 27 Feb. 1898 and was buried 1 Mar. 1898 at Double Springs in Fork Township beside his first wife who died 1 Jan. 1885. He was a native of the Upper Dutch Forks section of Newberry County where he was born 24 June 1824 and lived until 1875 when he moved to the Fork.

In 1848 he married Counts, Sarah C. of Newberry County. From this union four children survive:
1. Cromer, James H.
2.Cromer, John S.
3.Cromer, Adam C.
4. Cromer, Lizzie,
..........all reside in the Fork.

During the war he served under Col. Ellison S. Keitt in NC and SC, was a member of the Lutheran Church and was a moving spirit to build Bethlehem Lutheran Church in the Fork that became a Methodist Church 10 years ago.

Dr. E. Olin Hentz who practiced in Anderson during the early half of the twentieth century was a descendant of the same line of Cromer's. His grandmother was a sister to Adam F. Cromer.

Willie Walker Cromer is my great grandfather. He died at age twenty three, the same day, April 8. 1890, his only child, my grandmother, Willie Talulah (Cromer) Dunn, was born. He is buried in the cemetery at Bethlehem Lutheran Church.

The people buried there with inscribed stones were all related and likely some of those with field stone markers. Willie Cromer's parents apparently died when he was two or three years old. The 1870 census shows that he lived with a cousin, Lavenia Ellen (Cromer) Dickert and her husband, Marion Dickert in Newberry. He came with them to Anderson County in 1875. They attended Mt. Zion Lutheran Church in Newberry.

The Anna E. Feltman buried there was a niece of Marion Dickert's. And the Lula Lee was a daughter of Willie Cromer's sister, Ella, and her husband, William Lee. They left here soon after the death of their daughter and went to Texas. After William Lee died, Ella married William Thomas Hatcher. She died in 1947 in Cass County Texas.

There were more Cromer's who came to the Fork about the same time (all relatives). Some of them are buried at Double Springs Baptist Church and some at Smith Chapel. Of course its only a guess but some of the graves marked with field stone may be where the Dickerts are buried. I can't find another cemetery close by where they were buried.

....written by Jason Dunn (Dec 2006) and placed here with his permission (Jan 2009)