Old Stone Church – Clemson, South Carolina
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Gary Dubose of Seneca took this shot of the historic Old Stone Church in Clemson in August 2008.
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Gary writes: “Built in 1802, Old Stone Church is one of the older structures remaining in Upstate South Carolina. Revolutionary War General Andrew Pickens, namesake of Pickens County is buried here. Still in use today, the cemetery is also the final resting place for several of the photographer’s relatives.”
To see additional photographic details of Old Stone Church, see the site’s listing in The National Register of Historic Places here.
2 Comments about Old Stone Church
March 28th, 2011 at 1:58 pm
Is there any chance of knowing if Daniel McCay is one of the builders of the church? I understand he may be buried in an unmarked grave there in the cemetery. My great-great grandfather Martin Stanley McCay was christened in the church in the early 1800s.
March 29th, 2011 at 8:36 am
Hi Robert! We’re not sure about who specifically is buried in the Old Stone Church’s graveyard, but a good place to start looking for the answer would be our Pickens County genealogy page. Here you can find links to many websites that offer information about family history, cemeteries, archives, etc. Hope this helps! – SCIWAY
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