Our thanks to Annette Ginn Roebuck for the contribution of this cemetery listing.
This cemetery is located 3 miles from Bethel. Turn on Package Craft Rd and it runs into Big Oak Road located on the right in a field
| Name | Birth | Death | Comments | County & State |
| W D Manning | 6/28/1861 | May 10, 1929 | Pitt County, NC | |
| WAM | Foot Stone | Pitt County, NC | ||
| James Carl | January 18, 1937 | Son of Essie Whitaker & Pearlie Whitehurst | Pitt County, NC | |
| Charlotte Manning | 3/9/1823 | May 20, 1903 | Wife of JA Manning. Bricked Tomb | Pitt County, NC |
| J A Manning | 9/5/1821 | 8/10/1890 | Bricked Tomb | Pitt County, NC |
| Maggie T | 7/30/1895 (?) | 10/20/1895 Stone worn | Daughter of ED & MA Manning Stone worn | Pitt County, NC |
| ED Manning | 5/6/1868 | July 11, 1940 | Pitt County, NC | |
| Addie Manning | 5/8/1873 | September 17, 1920 | Wife of ED Manning | Pitt County, NC |
| Fannie Manning | 8/8/1868 | June 16, 1932 | Wife of MC Manning | Pitt County, NC |
| MC Manning | 6/25/1864 | September 30, 1934 | Pitt County, NC | |
| Laddie | 11/28/1889 | November 8, 1900 | Son of Fannie & MC Manning | Pitt County, NC |
| William | 9/27/1890 | 4/20/1895 | Son of Fannie & MC Manning | Pitt County, NC |
| Infant Manning | 6/15/1893 | 6/29/1893 | Son of Fannie & MC Manning | Pitt County, NC |
| Aggie Dora | 11/8/1893 | 1/15/1896 | Daughter of RR & Caroline Whitehurst | Pitt County, NC |
| Garlon | August 28, 1900 | December 17, 1900 | Son of ED & MA Manning | Pitt County, NC |
| Lula G | September 6, 1907 | January 12, 1909 | Daughter of OW & Bessie C House | Pitt County, NC |
| JHW Whitehurst | 2/5/1880 | July 20, 1929 | Pitt County, NC | |
| Nancy E | 11/2/1878 | April 18, 1921 | Wife of JHW Whitehurst | Pitt County, NC |
| S E | April 18, 1921 | June 24, 1921 | Son of JHW & Nancy E Whitehurst | Pitt County, NC |
| A M | Foot Stone | Pitt County, NC | ||
| 1 large stone face down | Pitt County, NC |
Copyright 2004 by Annette Ginn Roebuck. All rights reserved.
I was directed to another cemetery on Blue Eyes Carson Road, the iron fence was all but destroyed and it appeared the graves had been moved.