Old Presbyterian Burying Ground

601 Meeting St, Camden, SC
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The Old Presbyterian Burying Ground, also known as the Old Presbyterian Cemetery, is a historic cemetery located in Camden, South Carolina and dates back to the late 18th century. It's one of the oldest cemeteries in the state and holds great significance due to its association with the American Revolutionary War. Notable burials include Baron Johann DeKalb, a German-born Revolutionary War hero. ( Submitted by Kelli Seeman-Smith)

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Closer view of Agnes of Glasgow grave.
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Revolutionary War Memorial
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Colonial Henry Nixon died in a dual with Thomas A Hopkins over land. Nixon’s father built a wall and a fence around his son’s grave. No one else is buried in the enclosed area.
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Agnes of Glasgow is buried here. During the American Revolution Agnes’s fiancé was a British Soldier and she came over to America to find him. She never did and became ill and died. Story goes that King Hagler and his people in the night buried her.
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By Anthony Von Plinsky
By Anthony Von Plinsky
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Unknow soldiers!
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By Anthony Von Plinsky