I would appreciate any info about the "Klutts" cemetery, especially the location. I believe it is near Union Ch Rd, two miles S. of the church, but I haven't found it. Jacob Klutts was my gggggrandfather. He was taken by Union troops from Watkinsville Aug 2, 1864 and never heard from again. I suppose there are some of the family buried in the Klutts site.
Also am interested in Charles Aaron Crow(1840-1885), m.Lula Dora Barton.
My web page:
http://hmalcom.home.mindspring.com/harry.htm

This cemetery is located off Union Church Road. It is approximately .4 miles above the intersection of Union Church Road and High Shoals Road. There is a dirt road (next to a block building) that you should turn down for .1 mile, then turn right onto another dirt road. The cemetery should be on the left about .4 miles later.

I have been searching for the cemetery that Antoine M. Michael is buried. He was born 7 May 1844 and died 21 Sept 1935. He was a Civil War vet. The dates may be a day or two off. The family lived in the High Shoals area in Oconee or Walton Counties.
I have the name of Mt. Carmel or Mt. Calmer or Mt. something.
Thank you in advance.

There is a Mt. Carmel Baptist Church in the Walton County section and there is also a Michael family cemetery in Walton County, High Shoals. We are searching also. Antoine is the brother of Thomas and Starnes. Thomas was g-g-grandfather. Would like to find other family.

I should also point out that Klutts cemetery is in deplorable condition. This is because the fence that once stood around this cemetery has been torn down by the owner of the land. This allows cows to walk through the cemetery trampling and despoiling the graves.

Almost every single headstone has either been toppled over or in many cases broken.

In my short visit, I saw Dickens, Biggs, Crowe, Cozard, Brown burials. I would estimate there are 40-50 graves marked with formal stones and a dozen more fieldstones.

I've attached a few pictures.

I know this is an old post, but I thought I'd put in my two cents in case anyone else was interested.

Antoine "Mack" Michael and his wife Susan Butler Michael are indeed buried at what was formerly Mt. Carmel Church in Walton County.

The church has changed its name, but it can still be found on Mt. Carmel Church Rd.

I've attached pictures of the headstone they share.

I've read that John Michael, Antoine's father, might also be buried at Mt. Carmel, but there is no headstone with his name. There appear to be graves in the nearby woods, but they are unmarked apart from some field stones.

Another account has him requesting to be buried next to a daughter who drowned as a child in Oglethorpe County, presumably on the land the family once farmed there. Does anyone have any insight into this?

I'd love to get in touch with some others researching the Michaels.

Thanks,
Jason Flanagan

Thank you so much for your reply to my post about Antoine Michael. Much better late than never! My husband, Benjamin Michael is the grandson of Benjamin Terrell Michael and the son of Oliver Calhoun Michael. Antoine is an Uncle that fought in the Civil War with his brother who was a great grandfather to my husband.

We would be glad to be in contact with you, if you like. My e-address is JMic616631@aol.com.

Thank you so much, again.

Jean Michael

I know this may be a long shot, and you may have already found info regarding Klutts. If you haven't found any info let me know. Jacob was also my GGGGrandfather,and I may be able to help you. Jim Cason 601.938.9131 jcasonsm@comcast.net

Can you tell me whether the dirt road - next to the block house - is on the right or the left? I tried to find it today - but was unsuccessful. Thank you, Nancy Bedell

It's located on private property in a used cow pasture...and right in these people's backyard. You REALLY need to get permission before going. But they are nice people.