1960 map of an addition to a segregated cemetery, parallel to University of North Carolina campus and perpendicular to North Carolina State Highway 54. Certain cemetery plots have been designated for families and individuals. The map was traced from a 1929 map by A.R. Hollett, C.E. Delivered in tube labeled "Cemeteries." Names included on map: Thomas Alston, Winston Elgass, James Graves Edwards, Mory Atwater, Bill King, Thomas Bynan, Branston Massey, Durham, H. Jonas, F. Massey, F. Williams, Less Massy, J. Caldwell, E. Merritt, M. McCoy, Silas Pettiford, Joan & Henry Taylor, Josephine Bryant, Rev. L. H. Hockney, Irene Caldwell, Effie Taylor, William Riggsbee, L. Hargrave, Bertha Swain, B. Edwards, W. A. Johnson, Stella Oldham, Joe Black, Lizzie Whitted, Laura Johnson, Grace Brooks, Fred Weaver, Flora Hargraves, Ella Mae Clark, L. Powell, Fred Merritt, Susie Smith, Joe Lighter, Bowthe, Richard Brithall, D. Caldwell, Morris Mason, William Paylor, Albert Reaves, D. E. Caldwell, Will Strayhorn, Julia Caldwell, Ed Swain, Kenneth Jones, Robert Strowd, N. Mitchell, Weaver, Charlie Craig, Luther Edwards, Charlie Maddox, R. Cook, R. Alexander, J. A. Alexander, Blackwood / Stroud, Edger Murolison, P. Gallashaw, L. Caldwell, Bertha Miller, Connie Weaver, Lula King, J. C. Burnette, Oldham, Willie Morhis Jr., Rosa Harris, Eliott Washington, Marion Lindsey, George Madlin, Harry Strowd, Oregon Norwood, Beulah Jones, G. W. Troublefield, Craig, Morhis (Morris?), Mrs. McCauley's Grandmother