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Chilton Cemetery Association
P.O. Box 2523
Clanton, AL 35046

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The CCA needs members and volunteers to help with the following projects:

  • Cemetery Restoration Projects
  • Cemetery Surveys Project
  • Historic Cemetery Registration Project
  • Lost and Ruined Cemetery Project
  • Veteran's Headstone Project
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CCA Officers
Jeff Reece
President


Ricky Mims
Vice President


Katherine Reece
Secretary / Treasurer



CCA In The News
Cemeteries a worthwhile cause

Historic Chilton County cemetery dedicated Saturday
(Mullins Cemetery)

Reaching First Milestone

How To Clean a Headstone

New Slab Placed at Famous Chilton County Gravesite
(Sarah Crockett Goodgame at Mullins Cemetery)

SAR Honors Jonathan Clower, Revolutionary War Veteran

First sheriff receives new headstone
(Thomas Williams, Williams Goodgame Cemetery)

Cemetery gets new historic headstones
(Mullins Cemetery)

Ellison Cemetery's new headstones dedicated

New Date Set for Reenactment
(Ellison Cemetery)

Honoring Confederate Vets
(Ellison Cemetery)

Group wants to help neglected cemeteries

Three county cemeteries added to list
(Ellison, Campbell II, & Gentry McKee cemeteries)

Remembering the dead: Preserving our local cemeteries and their memories
(Goodwin and Mullins Cemeteries)

Cemetery named to state register
(Williams Goodgame Cemetery)

  
Mullins Cemetery Dedication
Topic: Cemetery Dedications
On May 30, 2009, the CCA held a Dedication Ceremony at the Mullins Cemetery. If you would like to see pictures from our clean up days on this cemetery please click here.

Below are some pictures from the day.




Members of Boy Scout Troop 259, who helped transport people from the parking area to the hilltop cemetery
Reenactors from the 31st Alabama Infantry were on hand in period costume and black powder rifles to lend some color.
This headstone was placed to mark the rock pile as the Ferrell baby's grave.
Marzley Coker Ellison's new headstone next to the one that her husband, John Ellison, hand carved when he came home on leave during the Civil War.
We estimated about 75 people attended. This view shows the Hadnot graves and overlooks the refreshments table and the Mullins enclosure.
Another view of those attending
The Vines area of the cemetery.
Descendants of the Mullins family gathered in the enclosure to compare ancestry.
CCA President, Jeff Reece, marking the Prissilla Waggoner headstone as too fragile to touch.
Members of the 31st Alabama Infantry who were onhand to honor the Confederate Veterans buried in the cemetery with a gun salute.
Kat Reece preparing to start the ceremony.
The Rev. Kenny Martin, Youth Minister at the West End Baptist Church, gives the opening prayer.
Some of the volunteers who worked on the clean up of this cemetery.
Hunter Bennett discussing why he chose the Mullins Cemetery for his Eagle Scout Project, and what it meant to him.
Ted Urquhart, 1st Vice President of the Alabama Cemetery Preservation Alliance, discusses the CCA's work in the cemetery.
At the request of the CCA, Ted presented Hunter with the historical certificate, signed by Gov. Riley, for the Mullins Cemetery.
The 31st Alabama giving the gun salute to honor the Confederate Veterans.
Terry Binion, the Band Director at Chilton County High School, was on hand to play Taps.
A young photographer taking a picture of the Civil War reenactors.
Members of Boy Scout Troop 259.

The CCA extends our thanks to these young men who worked so hard over three different workdays to help us get the cemetery cleaned up and the headstones cleaned and re-erected.