Bertie County NC Rose Field Cemetery WPA Survey
Compiled by Historical Record Survey-1937 Sudie Thompson July 6, 1936

Windsor. Location: This cemetery is located in the town of Windsor on a hill back of the old Gray Home.

(Six unidentified graves in the first row)
(Two unidentifed graves in the second row)
(two unidentifed graves in the third row)


Directory:
Row A
1. J.B. Martin
2. Frances Lee Roulhac
3. Helen Gray
4. George W. Gray
5. Helen Clayton Land Gray
6. George Gray
7. William Martha Rascoe Gray
8. Sarah Elizabeth Morgan
9. Kenneth Clark
10. William McKenzie
11. - 16 Unidentified

Row B
1. Unnamed infant twins
2. Stark Sutton Gray
3. Clayton Gray
4. William Gray Pugh
5. Frances Ann Gray Pugh
6. William Lee Gray
7. Mary Turner Gray
8. Penelope Hannah Gray
9. William Gray
10. Stevens Gray
11. Penelope Gray
B12-B14 unidentified

Row C
1. broken headstone Gray
2. George Alexander Gray
3. Elizabeth B. Ryan Gray
4. George F. Gray
5. Jeremiah E. Devan
6. Elizabeth C. Devan
7. Sarah Gray Devan
8. Polly Devan
10-12 unidentified
13. Mary Hubbell




Row D
1. Moses B. Gillam
2. Robert W. Gillam
3. Mary F.G. Gillam
4. Moses Gillam
5. Helen E. Gillam
6. Thomas Turner Gray

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Also known as Rose Field Plantation
Will of John Gray, 1759 gives 800 acres along Aunt Sarah's Branch, life right to wife Anne, then to son William Gray if he reaches age 21.

The Will of William Gray 1801 he leaves his wife his plantation along Aunt Sarah's Branch, and a mention of Cashie Swamp, then his son John Gray 800 acres called Rosefield, presumably the same lands as first mentioned above!

This land has been continually in the Gray Family since land grant, however their are now Gillams & Others on the property as the daughters inherited & they married out, and the male lineage died out!
Their is an entire section of small eroded stones with no names, it is likely they belong to John Gray wife Anne, and some of the Gray children
( Amelia Gray Clark, sister Janet Gray Clark, married brothers, others, Polly, Penelope, George, Frances, Eleanor, Margaret, Ann Gray Blount) whom were named in Johns Will.