Founded in 1829 — Where a Revolutionary Hero, a Heroine, and a Traitor Rest Together @AdventuresIntoHistory
Founded in 1829 — Where a Revolutionary Hero, a Heroine, and a Traitor Rest Together  @AdventuresIntoHistory
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In Troup County, Georgia lies one of the most historic cemeteries in the region — founded in 1829 by both Baptist and Presbyterian congregations.

On this journey, I’m joined once again by Mrs. Linda McCardle as we explore the grounds of a church that predates the Civil War and holds incredible stories stretching back to the American Revolution.

Here, side by side, rest a Revolutionary War hero, a Revolutionary War heroine, and a Revolutionary War traitor — a man who sided with the British during the war. Their stories, told through timeworn headstones, reveal a powerful slice of early American life and conflict.

We also discover the grave of a missionary and countless other remarkable stories carved into these markers. Join me for an unforgettable look into faith, division, and legacy — all preserved within this forgotten churchyard.

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