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 Headstone of Alexander Lee Andrews. Andrew
was the son of Vernon L. and Ida Lee Andrews. These Andrews were part of my Montgomery County relatives, also descendants of Alexander Andrews, after whom Aleander Lee was probably named. Alexander Lee is buried in the George W. Andrews plot in the old Zion Methodist Church cemetery.
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 Photo of the George W. Andrews plot located in the old Zion Methodist Church Cemetery in Montgomery County.
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 Earl J. Andrews Headstone. Earl was a distant relative from the Montgomery County Andrews. Earl is buried in the old Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
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 Headstone of Beulah Burns Andrews, the second wife of George W. Andrews, married in 1908. Beulah is buried in the George Andrews family plot at old Zion Methodist Church.
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 Grave marker for Edmund Andrews Sr. and his wife Priscilla Handcock. The marker is a flat piece of slate stone and the letters are hand etched into the stone.
This type of slate stone is quite abundant in this area. Edmund is a son of Alexander Andrews, the son of John Andrews Sr. that remained in Montgomery County after John and his other children and their families packed off to the new state of Tennessee to settle there. Edmund's brother, Seth Sr., is from whom I am directly descended. Edmund's wife Priscilla Hancock
may have been buried next to Edmund as her name is chiseled into the stone also. The stone is not anchored into the ground or is stationary in any way, which could leave one to question exactly where Edmund and Priscilla are buried, but they are buried at old Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
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 Headstone of George Reid Andrews, a son of George W. and Martha Andrews. George Reid is buried in his father's family plot at old Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
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 This large stone marks the George W. Andrews Family Plot at old Zion Methodist Church. This stone is in the front center of the plot, and the plot is bordered with a low stone wall.
The graves in the plot are marked with low retectangular stones.
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 Grave Marker for George W. Andrews. George was a distant cousin. He too was a descendant of Alexander Andrews, the first Andrews to settle and stay in Montgomery County. Many of his descendants
still reside in Montgomery and neighboring Stanly County. His family burial plot at old Zion Methodist Church is the most prominent in the cemetery.
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 Headstone of Henrietta "Dumps" (Andrews) Smith. Henrietta was the daughter of Julius A. Andrews, a son of Edmund and Priscilla Andrews. Henrietta is buried in the old Zion Methodist Church Cemetery.
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 Headstone of Ida Lee (Andrews). Ida was the wife of Dr. Vernon L. Andrews and Daughter-in-Law of George W. Andrews. Ida is buried in the George W. Andrews family plot at old Zion Methodist Church Cemetery.
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 Grave marker for James L. Andrews. James was a son of George W. and Martha Andrews. James was a infant when he died, being only 7 months old. James is buried in his Father's family plot at old Zion Methodist Church.
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 Headstone of Josie Florence Andrews. Josie was a child George W. Andrews and is buried in the George W. Andrews family plot of the old Zion Methodist Church cemetery in Montgomery County.
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 Headstone of John Levi Andrews. John was the son of Thomas Seth Andrews, a brother of my G-G-Grandfather Seth Andrews. Thomas was killed in 1862 fighting in the War Between the States. His son John Levi was 4 years old when his father was killed. John is buried in the old Zion Methodist Church Cemetery.
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 Headstone of Marcus B. Andrews. Marcus was a son of George W. Andrews and is buried in his father's family plot in the old Zion Methodist Church cemetery.
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 Headstone of Martha Evelyn Andrews. Martha was a daughter of Dr. Vernon L. and Ida Lee Andrews. Martha too is buried in the George W. Andrews plot of the old Zion Methodist Church.
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 Headstone of Martha Scarboro, the first wife of George W. Andrews. Martha is buried in the George W. Andrews family plot in the old Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
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 Headstone of Priscilla Jane "Sugg" Andrews. Priscilla was the wife of John Levi Andrews, a nephew of my G-G-Grandfather Seth Andrews. John and Priscilla were husband and wife, but were also second cousins once removed. Priscilla is buried in the old Zion Methodist Church cemetery as is her husband John.
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 Headstone of Dr. Vernon L. Andrews Jr. Vernon was a distant cousin and also a descendant of Alexander Andrews. Vernon is buried in the old Zion Methodist Church.
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 Headstone of W. Edmund Andrews. W. Edmund is also a direct descendant of Alexander Andrews., the first of my line of Andrews to settle permanently in North Carolina. W. Edmund is buried at old Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
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 Detail of W. Edmund Andrews Headstone.
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 Headstone of Sarah Andrews (Lisk). Sarah was a daughter of George W. and Beulah (Burns) Andrews. Sarah is buried in the George W. Andrews plot at Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
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 Headstone of Hallie McIntosh. Hallie was the sister of Lucy Ellen McIntosh, who was the wife of James Ambus Andrews, a brother of my G-Grandfather William Cleveland Andrews. Hallie is buried at New Hope Church on US#1 just inside the SC state line.
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 Headstone of Mary Ellen (Hay) McIntosh. Mary was the wife of Walter Scott McIntosh, the brother of Lucy Ellen McIntosh, who was the wife of James Ambus Andrews, a brother of my G-Grandfather William Cleveland Andrews. Mary Ellen is buried at New Hope Church on US#1 just across the SC state line.
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 Headstone of Nicholas Hawley McIntosh. Nicholas was the Father of Lucy Ellen McIntosh, the wife of James Ambus Andrews, a brother of my G-Grandfather, William Cleveland Andrews. Nicholas is buried at New Hope Church on US#1, just across the SC state line.
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 Headstone of Sarah McIntosh. Sarah was an aAunt of Lucy Ellen McIntosh, the wife of James Ambus Andrews, a brother of my G-Grandfather William Cleveland Andrews. Sarah is also buried at New Hope Methodist Church on US#1 in SC just across the NC-SC State line.
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 Headstone of Nancy McIntosh. Nancy was another Aunt of Lucy Ellen McIntosh. Lucy was the wife of James Ambus Andrews, a brother of my G-Grandfather William Cleveland Andrews. Nancy is buried at New Hope Methodist Church located on US#1 just across the South Carolina Line from NC.
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Headstone of Alexander Lee Andrews. Andrew
was the son of Vernon L. and Ida Lee Andrews. These Andrews were part of my Montgomery County relatives, also descendants of Alexander Andrews, after whom Aleander Lee was probably named. Alexander Lee is buried in the George W. Andrews plot in the old Zion Methodist Church cemetery.
Photo of the George W. Andrews plot located in the old Zion Methodist Church Cemetery in Montgomery County.
Earl J. Andrews Headstone. Earl was a distant relative from the Montgomery County Andrews. Earl is buried in the old Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
Headstone of Beulah Burns Andrews, the second wife of George W. Andrews, married in 1908. Beulah is buried in the George Andrews family plot at old Zion Methodist Church.
Grave marker for Edmund Andrews Sr. and his wife Priscilla Handcock. The marker is a flat piece of slate stone and the letters are hand etched into the stone.
This type of slate stone is quite abundant in this area. Edmund is a son of Alexander Andrews, the son of John Andrews Sr. that remained in Montgomery County after John and his other children and their families packed off to the new state of Tennessee to settle there. Edmund's brother, Seth Sr., is from whom I am directly descended. Edmund's wife Priscilla Hancock
may have been buried next to Edmund as her name is chiseled into the stone also. The stone is not anchored into the ground or is stationary in any way, which could leave one to question exactly where Edmund and Priscilla are buried, but they are buried at old Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
Headstone of George Reid Andrews, a son of George W. and Martha Andrews. George Reid is buried in his father's family plot at old Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
This large stone marks the George W. Andrews Family Plot at old Zion Methodist Church. This stone is in the front center of the plot, and the plot is bordered with a low stone wall.
The graves in the plot are marked with low retectangular stones.
Grave Marker for George W. Andrews. George was a distant cousin. He too was a descendant of Alexander Andrews, the first Andrews to settle and stay in Montgomery County. Many of his descendants
still reside in Montgomery and neighboring Stanly County. His family burial plot at old Zion Methodist Church is the most prominent in the cemetery.
Headstone of Henrietta "Dumps" (Andrews) Smith. Henrietta was the daughter of Julius A. Andrews, a son of Edmund and Priscilla Andrews. Henrietta is buried in the old Zion Methodist Church Cemetery.
Grave marker for James L. Andrews. James was a son of George W. and Martha Andrews. James was a infant when he died, being only 7 months old. James is buried in his Father's family plot at old Zion Methodist Church.
Headstone of Marcus B. Andrews. Marcus was a son of George W. Andrews and is buried in his father's family plot in the old Zion Methodist Church cemetery.
Headstone of Martha Evelyn Andrews. Martha was a daughter of Dr. Vernon L. and Ida Lee Andrews. Martha too is buried in the George W. Andrews plot of the old Zion Methodist Church.
Headstone of Martha Scarboro, the first wife of George W. Andrews. Martha is buried in the George W. Andrews family plot in the old Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
Headstone of Priscilla Jane "Sugg" Andrews. Priscilla was the wife of John Levi Andrews, a nephew of my G-G-Grandfather Seth Andrews. John and Priscilla were husband and wife, but were also second cousins once removed. Priscilla is buried in the old Zion Methodist Church cemetery as is her husband John.
Headstone of Dr. Vernon L. Andrews Jr. Vernon was a distant cousin and also a descendant of Alexander Andrews. Vernon is buried in the old Zion Methodist Church.
Headstone of W. Edmund Andrews. W. Edmund is also a direct descendant of Alexander Andrews., the first of my line of Andrews to settle permanently in North Carolina. W. Edmund is buried at old Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
Detail of W. Edmund Andrews Headstone.
Headstone of Sarah Andrews (Lisk). Sarah was a daughter of George W. and Beulah (Burns) Andrews. Sarah is buried in the George W. Andrews plot at Zion Methodist Church in Montgomery County.
Headstone of Hallie McIntosh. Hallie was the sister of Lucy Ellen McIntosh, who was the wife of James Ambus Andrews, a brother of my G-Grandfather William Cleveland Andrews. Hallie is buried at New Hope Church on US#1 just inside the SC state line.
Headstone of Nicholas Hawley McIntosh. Nicholas was the Father of Lucy Ellen McIntosh, the wife of James Ambus Andrews, a brother of my G-Grandfather, William Cleveland Andrews. Nicholas is buried at New Hope Church on US#1, just across the SC state line.
Headstone of Sarah McIntosh. Sarah was an aAunt of Lucy Ellen McIntosh, the wife of James Ambus Andrews, a brother of my G-Grandfather William Cleveland Andrews. Sarah is also buried at New Hope Methodist Church on US#1 in SC just across the NC-SC State line.
Headstone of Nancy McIntosh. Nancy was another Aunt of Lucy Ellen McIntosh. Lucy was the wife of James Ambus Andrews, a brother of my G-Grandfather William Cleveland Andrews. Nancy is buried at New Hope Methodist Church located on US#1 just across the South Carolina Line from NC.