Moore Cemetery
Haywood County, Tennessee
Last Name |
First/Middle/Maiden |
Date of Birth |
Date of Death |
Notes |
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Adams |
Brittain |
6/15/1759 |
8/5/1834 |
Born Sussex County, Virginia; "He was a soldier of the Revolution and 50 years a respectable member of the M.E. Church. Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord." |
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Adams |
James/Joseph Knox |
9/4/1853 |
4/22/1858 |
Youngest son of T. & E. Adams; "Suffer little children to come unto me & forbid them not for of such is the kingdom of God." |
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Adams |
Mary Elizabeth |
1/28/1837 |
9/20/1845 |
Daughter of T. A. & E. Adams; "Rest sweet Mary, rest in the arms of Jesus where you are forever blest." |
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Adams |
Thomas A. |
8/2/1806 |
4/21/1862 |
Masonic Emblem; aged 55 y's, 8 m's, 19 d's; "He died as he lived trusting in God." |
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Adams |
Unity House |
8/5/1761 |
3/1/1836 |
Born Edgecombe County, North Carolina; wife of Brittain Adams; "She was 50 years a respectable member of the M. E. Church. Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord."; born 15 Aug? |
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Bennard |
Liza |
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No dates |
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Bennard |
Mattie |
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No dates |
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Boggs |
Infant Daughter |
12/7/1908 |
12/7/1908 |
Daughter of R. M. & M. L. Boggs; "Gone to be an Angel" |
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Boggs |
Mary M. |
11/10/1846 |
1/17/1913 |
Wife of Samuel A. Boggs |
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Boggs |
Maud L. |
9/27/1888 |
10/17/1910 |
Wife of R. M. Boggs; "Gone but not forgotten" |
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Boggs |
Sam |
7/29/1876 |
1/26/1912 |
"Gone from our home but not from our hearts" |
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Boggs |
Samuel A. |
3/8/1844 |
12/11/1912 |
Double Marker for Samuel A. and Mary M.; "Gone but not forgotten" |
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Bruce |
Charles T. |
11/13/1883 |
12/27/1908 |
"Gone but not forgotten" |
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Burns |
Viola |
abt 1912 |
4/3/1920 |
Age 8 years, 5 months; "Asleep in Jesus" |
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Cook |
Dan |
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No dates |
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Cook |
Jess L. |
5/8/1859 |
6/27/1916 |
"Gone but not forgotten" |
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Cook |
John |
8/27/1811 |
10/15/1866 |
"Gone but not forgotten" |
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Cook |
Lillie Humphrey(s) |
2/27/1870 |
11/6/1936 |
Wife of J. L. Cook |
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Cook |
Sarah |
12/13/1829 |
4/5/1897 |
Wife of John Cook; "Our Darling One Hath Gone Before to Greet Us on the Blissful Shore" |
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Doyle |
Ethar A. |
5/30/1884 |
9/12/1912 |
Daughter of F. M. & K. N. Doyle; "Thy Will Be Done" |
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Doyle |
Infant Daughter |
5/8/1907 |
5/8/1907 |
Daughter of F. M. & T. C. Doyle |
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Doyle |
Katie N. |
4/30/1857 |
2/24/1901 |
Wife of F. M. Doyle; "She died as she lived trusting in God." |
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Elrod |
Mattie E. |
1/4/1912 |
2/5/1915 |
Daughter of C. M. & M. L. Elrod; "Gone but not forgotten" |
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England |
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No dates |
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England |
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Wife of ---- England; no dates |
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England |
John |
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No dates |
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Evans |
Samuel |
3/3/1905 |
2/4/1907 |
"At Rest" Son; Two small graves on each side of Samuel Evans' marker, with loose stones (in 1969 when this notation was made) |
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Felts |
Amulva (Mrs.) |
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No dates |
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Ford |
Alice |
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Daughter of William and Martha McGee Ford; no dates |
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Ford |
Harriett Mittie Goodman |
9/20/1852 |
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Wife of J. H. Ford, Dau of Nancy Hines Moore Hill Goodman Mulherrin |
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Ford |
J. H. |
4/6/1842 |
5/1/1903 |
Double Marker for Mittie and J. H.; "Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God." |
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Ford |
Martha McGee |
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Wife of William Ford |
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Ford |
William |
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Glenn |
Frances |
12/28/1849 |
2/18/1862 |
Daughter of John C. & Elizer J. Glenn; "Fear not Little Flock For It is Your Father's good Pleasure To Give You The Kingdom" |
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Harrison |
Carrilon McGee |
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Wife of Mute Harrison |
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Harrison |
Mute |
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Hill |
Ashley Wilson |
7/31/1876 |
4/9/1878 |
Son of John Henry and Mary E. Hill; "Of such is the kingdom of Heaven." |
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Hill |
Fountain Pitts |
1/27/1843 |
3/2/1907 |
Actual date of death is 1908 per documentation; Son of Rev. Richard and Lucinda Hill; Double Marker for Mary J. and F. P.; "Gone From Our Home But Not From Our Hearts" |
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Hill |
Infants |
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All of the infants of Nancy Hines Moore Hill; she was married to Rev. Richard Hill's uncle, John Hill who died about 1851. |
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Hill |
John Henry |
abt 1851 |
11/19/1936 |
No marker; Son of Rev. Richard and Lucinda Hill; 1st wife was Mary E. Long; 2nd wife Ninnie Cloyd McDowell |
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Hill |
Lucinda Caroline |
4/27/1825 |
11/19/1898 |
Wife of Rev. Richard Hill |
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Hill |
Mary Josephine Kelton |
12/28/1846 |
12/24/1908 |
Wife of F. P. Hill |
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Hill |
Richard Peebles (Rev.) |
3/2/1822 |
2/18/1900 |
Double Marker for L. C. and Richard; "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God"; Son of William and Nancy Peebles Hill; grandson of Rev. Green Hill Jr. |
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House |
Adolphus T. |
8/12/1854 |
1/16/1858 |
Son of S. J. and T. T. House; "Sleep lovely Aldophus and take thy rest. God called thee home when he thought best."; buried 19 Jan 1858 |
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House |
Ailcey C. M. |
9/29/1837 |
8/1/1841 |
Daughter of John and Terecy House; "Sleep lovely Ailcey and take they rest. God called thee home when he thought best."; born 20 Sep? |
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House |
Alice Kelso |
1855 |
Abt 1896 |
Wife of John Wesley House |
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House |
James McFarland |
7/17/1872 |
11/16/1872 |
Son of C. G. and M. R. House |
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House |
Joseph A. |
8/19/1845 |
1/7/1858 |
Son of S. John and Terecy T. House; "Like the dove to the ark, Thou hast fled to they rest, From the wild sea of life, To the home blest." |
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House |
Lizzie Polk |
1880 |
1893 |
Daughter of J. W. and Alice Kelso House |
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House |
Martha Ann Kenny |
11/23/1845 |
9/22/1868 |
1st Wife of C. G. House; Daughter of Thos. P. Kenny; "She was a kind and affectionate wife, fond Mother, and a friend to all." |
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House |
S. John |
Abt 1811 |
Feb 1895 |
1st Wife Theresa Twigg House; 2nd ----- |
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House |
Theresa/Terecy Twigg |
2/6/1811 |
11/10/1858 |
1st Wife of S. John House; "The Lord Giveth, The Lord Taketh Away, Blessed are they who die in the Lord" |
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Kelso |
Anna Rose Collins Hines |
1791 |
1874 |
2nd Wife of J. G. Kelso; 1st Husband David Hines |
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Kelso |
Elizabeth/Betty Ann Jones |
12/24/1837 |
12/00/1910 |
Wife of William S. Kelso; daughter of J. T. and S. J. C. Jones |
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Kelso |
Emily |
1901 |
1907 |
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Kelso |
Henrietta Etheridge |
1828 |
1871 |
1st Wife of J. F. Kelso; daughter of James & Avarilla Etheridge |
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Kelso |
Hiley Jane/Jennie Kelly |
1860 |
1903 |
Wife of R. H. Kelso |
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Kelso |
Hunter |
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Son of James Joseph and Emma Ford Kelso |
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Kelso |
James Joseph "Jim" |
2/4/1850 |
9/5/1929 |
death year may be 1928; double marker for James & Emma |
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Kelso |
John Franklin |
1822 |
1877 |
1st wife, H. Etheridge; 2nd, Widow Thompson; CSA |
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Kelso |
Joseph Garrison |
1784 |
7/21/1846 |
War of 1812 Veteran. 1st Wife Virginia Hardnett |
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Kelso |
Mary Emma Ford |
12/26/1852 |
2/2/1903 |
Wife of James Joseph Kelso |
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Kelso |
Mollie E. |
1872 |
1882 |
Daughter of James Joseph and Emma Ford Kelso |
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Kelso |
Ophelia |
1886 |
1904 |
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Kelso |
Richard/Dick Hill |
7/29/1860 |
1929 |
1st Wife H. J. Kelly; 2nd Wife Mrs. Lillie Pepper; quadruple marker for Richard, Jennie, Emily & Ophelia |
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Kelso |
William Stephen |
1829 |
1896 |
double marker for William and Betty |
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Kenny |
Daniel Carroll |
5/30/1852 |
5/21/1853 |
Son of Tho. P. and Mary Ann Kenny |
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Kenny |
Delila Patton |
3/15/1778 |
10/14/185? |
Wife of Robert Kenny; Daughter of Captain Thomas Patton. She was a member of the Baptist Church for 56 years. (Stone broken - 1969 notation) |
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Kenny |
Delphia Ann Moore |
5/28/1817 |
9/29/1839 |
1st Wife of Tho. P. Kenny; daughter of Wm. and Frances Moore; Born in Pitt Co., North Carolina; birth date may be 5/17; stone broken |
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Kenny |
E. |
5/4/1846 |
12/28/1885 |
Wife of F. M. Kenny; "Jesus loves the pure & holy." |
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Kenny |
J. E. |
5/10/1874 |
9/15/1890 |
"Gone but not forgotten" |
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Kenny |
James Haywood |
9/14/1839 |
12/13/1839 |
Son of Thomas P. and Delphia Ann Kenny |
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Kenny |
M. |
4/30/1872 |
10/3/1889 |
"Jesus loves the pure & holy." |
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Kenny |
Mary Ann Sammons |
5/28/1817 |
10/21/1860 |
2nd wife of Thos. P. Kenny; dau of Rev. A. Sammons; born Sussex Co., Virginia; Age 43 ys, 4 ms, 23 ds.; A member of the Baptist Church 10 ys, 5 ms.; "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth yea saith the Spirit that they may rest ..." |
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Kenny |
Robert |
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1969 notation: Right beside the grave of Delila Kenny was a foot marker with the initials R. K. There was also a broken stone and the only words readable were "member of the Church for years"; stone broken; no dates |
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Kenny |
Sarah Sophronia |
1/18/1841 |
1/18/1858 |
Daughter of Tho. P. and Mary Ann Kenny; 18 years of age. "Be ye therefore ready also for the Son of man cometh at an hour when you think not." |
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Kenny |
William Robert |
9/16/1838 |
7/18/1852 |
Son of Thos. P. and Delphia Ann Kenny |
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McBride |
Bill |
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McGee |
John M. |
3/27/1844 |
6/7/1910 |
"Into Thy Hands I Commend My Spirit" |
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McMahen |
James A. |
9/19/1843 |
5/29/1860 |
Son of Wm. C. and Catherine Hill McMahen; nephew of Rev. Richard Hill; "At Rest" |
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Moody |
Issac Lunsford |
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Moody |
Sarah Sanderlin McCrosky |
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Wife of I. L. Moody; 1st husband - - McCrosky; She taught the first school in Brownsville, TN; no dates |
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Moore |
Annie A. Kelso |
7/29/1863 |
7/4/1910 |
Wife of E. E. Moore "Gus"; daughter of John Kelso; "She died as she lived Trusting in God." |
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Moore |
Frances |
11/22/1845 |
9/8/1851 |
Little Frances, Daughter of A. and Elizabeth Moore |
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Moore |
George |
9/25/1803 |
9/14/1838 |
1st Husband of Nancy Hines Moore Hill Goodman Mulherrin; aged 35 years |
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Moore |
John Polk - Infant |
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Son of E. E. and A. K. Moore |
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Moore |
Norah/Nora - Infant |
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Daughter of E. E. and A. K. Moore |
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Moore |
Samuel Polk |
1832 |
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Wife Amanda M.; Son of George Moore and Nancy Hines Moore (Hill Goodman Mulherrin) |
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Naylor |
Martha Ann |
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infant daughter of A. A. & Ada Kelso Naylor; marker made of molded concrete blocks; no inscriptions |
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Naylor |
Marvin C. |
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infant son of A. A. & Ada Kelso Naylor; marker made of molded concrete blocks; no inscriptions |
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Newsom |
Infant Daughter |
6/6/1903 |
6/6/1903 |
Daughter of R. L. & Martha Kelso Newsom |
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Nichols |
Omer |
5/3/1900 |
9/14/1900 |
Son of Monroe and Annie; (Copied from small marker) |
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Pearson |
Guss |
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Thornton |
Eulala |
11/8/1902 |
12/7/1907 |
Daughter of W. T. and Elma Thornton |
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Thornton |
W. T. |
1/21/1880 |
1/22/1913 |
"He is at Rest" |
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Walden |
Annie Rice |
3/17/1861 |
3/24/1912 |
Wife of T. F. Walden; "In Memory of Our Mother"; "She died as she lived trusting in God." |
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Walden |
Marvin H. |
3/24/1887 |
1/11/1907 |
"He is at rest" |
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Walden |
T. F. "Pete" |
1855 |
1931 |
"Father" |
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Wilson |
Emma |
1/8/1880 |
5/19/1904 |
Wife of R. M. Wilson; "Come to a better land" |
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Wilson |
Sam |
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Wife Harietta House - she married again, Bur-AR (from funeral home records) |
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Wilson |
W. S. |
4/6/1872 |
8/27/1908 |
"Gone but not forgotten" |
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Young |
Emma |
2/18/1871 |
2/17/1905 |
"God gave. He has taken. He will restore. He doeth all things. At rest EMMA, Wife of Prof. W. I. Young" |
Directions: Located in a wooded area about 150’ by 300’, one mile west of Hillville, about 100 yards off the Hillville Road.
Source: Catalogued 28 September 1969 by Mary Ann Mitchell, 72 Woodhaven Dr., Jackson, TN 38301, Nell Naylor Stuart, 325 N. Fairground, Jackson, TN 38301, and Lillian Russell House, 67 Harmony Lane, Jackson, TN 38301. Additional information from funeral home records and family researchers.
Notes: Cemetery has been inactive since 1931. There are many unmarked graves. Also called Old Moore Cemetery.
revised 24 Jul 2007