Johnstone Cemetery Colored Section Newberry County, South Carolina Genealogy Trails surveyed and photographed by Donna Brummett, September 2008.

Johnstone Grave Yard, located at the corner of Johnstone Street and Wilson Rd. (Hwy 76) in Newberry, SC.
Colored Peoples Grave yard located outside the stone walls of the Johnstone Grave yard on the left side (Stone inscribed)--"In Memory of the Colored People Chancellor Job Johnstone who at their death were buried here.  This stone was erected 1952 by the children of his son, Alan Johnstone.

Name	Dates	Inscriptions/Notes	Photo
Counts, William	12/24/1805--10/9/1806	son of Moses & Lalia Counts
Doyley, Ellen Barbara	1851--11/10/1917	wife of Hammond Doyley
Robertson, Rev. William	1818--4/1/1905	born in Richmond, VA; Twenty-Five years janitor at Newberry College Ever Trustworth and Faithful. An adorded minister of the A.M.E. Church. His works do follow him.
Doyley, Hammond	4/18/1850--11/25/1915	"My Husband" husband of Ellen Barbara Doyley
Thompson, Simon	3/9/1865--5/26/1905	son of Moses & Martha Thompson, "Worthy I am going to Rest."
Waring, William	1/5/1807--1/17/1892	Erected by his daughter
Coleman, Infant son	no dates	son of Pickens and Fannie Coleman; "Rest in Peace"
Thompson, Adger	2/11/1862--7/30/1880	son of Moses and Martha Thompson; "May He rest in Peace".
Thompson, Drusilla	4/16/1856--10/9/1879	daughter of Moses and Martha Thompson; "There is Rest in Heaven".
Coleman, Noah	no dates	son of Pickens and Fannie Coleman; "At Rest"
Lewis, Dolly	1835--10/31/1878	wife of Nestor Lewis, age 43; Erected to her memory by those who cherished her…
Johnson, Keziah	1821--4/14/1898	died in the 74 year of her age. "Shellered and Safe from Sorrow". Erected by her Granddaughter Irevia.