Transcription from photographs taken by Anne Gelswick. The photos are posted on Findagrave.com. The full transcription of the Christian Rizer stone is not included in the "Cemeteries of Upper Colleton County."

Folk, Jesse C
b. 8-20-1844
d. 7-9-1930
On same stone with Susan P. Folk
Stone says "Father"
    
Folk, Susan P
b. 7-13-1846
d. 8-6-1929
On same stone with Jesse C. Folk
Stone says "Mother"
    
Rizer, Christian
b. 11-1-1794
d. 10-10-1877
"Sacred to the Memory of Christian Rizer who was born on the 1st day of Nov. 1794, and departed this life on the 10th day of Oct.    1877.  He was a consistent member of the Baptist Church for many years. On his deathbed he was perfectly calm and resigned to the will of God.  Triumphant is the victors brow, fanned by some guardian Angel wing; O grave where is thy victory now, And where O death is now thy sting."
    
Rizer, Elizabeth
     
     
"Erected In Memory of"
Bottom right corner of stone says "E. R. White"
    
Rizer, Thomas P
b. 4-14-1845
d. 2-25-1926
"He is not dead but sleepeth"
There is a Southern Cross of Honor for service in the Confederate States of America next to the footstone.