St. Paul Cemetery

Headstones
These are just a few of the many interesting headstones to be found in Saint Paul cemetery.

Rev. Amos Gregson was one of the early pastors at St. Paul M.E. Church, South.   REV. AMOS GREGSON 1839-1926 MARTITIA DICKS GREGSON 1836-1916 ROCK OF AGES CLEFT FOR ME LET ME HIDE MYSELF IN THEE.
	John Banner Randleman was an early industralist involved in the organizing and running of Union Factory, later Randleman Mfg. Co. and other local cotton mills. The town was named for him in 1876.   JOHN B. RANDLEMAN Born in Forsyth County, NC Sept. 11, 1827 Died at Randlemans July 12, 1879 Aged 51 Yrs. 10 M's & 1 D
John H. Ferree came to Randleman circa 1848 and started Union Factory with several other investors. He was, also, the principal investor/owner of the Plaidville and Marie Antoinette Cotton Mills. The Marie Antoinette was named for his daughters. Mr. Ferree donated money for the building of the brick St. Paul M.E. Church South.   JOHN H. FERREE June 8, 1839 - March 1, 1898 ALICE RANDLEMAN FERREE 1857-1914