Holleman Cemetery
The Holleman Cemetery is located behind the home at #144 Kempville Hwy (Hwy 85). The
homeplace of Thomas Jefferson and Sinia Holleman which was torn down 2003. The cemetery
is several hundred yards to the west of where this old two story house once stood. The cemetery
is fenced and well maintained. It is across the road from the Hackett Cemetery in Kempville.
36-20-77N 85-52-26W
Holleman, Oliver 8 Oct 1913 - 31 Jan 1987
Holleman, Bonnie 18 Feb 1918 -
Holleman, Sam I. 12 Sept 1886 - 29 Nov 1972
Holleman, Celia K. 3 June 1892 - 25 Mar 1967
Holleman, T.J. 3 Feb 1843 - 6 Feb 1923
"Gone but not forgotten"
Holleman, Sinia A. 14 Apr 1847 - 4 Dec 1939
"Asleep in Jesus"
Holleman, Elijah William 16 July 1878 - 23 Dec 1961
Holleman, Lillie Russell 9 Mar 1879 - 20 May 1950
Holleman, Thompson Owen 17 Sept 1914 - 19 Dec 1977
Also has military marker "Pfc. US Army WWII"
Holleman, Harvie 7 Aug 1882 - 19 Aug 1930
Holleman, Callie H. 21 Oct 1884 - 28 July 1952
Holleman, Hubert E. 22 Mar 1923 - 24 Apr 1961
Cardwell, Alethia J. 1876 - 1965
Cardwell, Issac N. 1865 - 1945
Gulley, Minerva Jane 15 Dec 1877 - 27 Dec 1955
Holleman, James B. 18 Nov 1935 - 17 Jan 1996
Also has a military footstone.
Holleman, Nellie C. 14 Apr 1938 -
Copied by Retta Waggoner May 19, 2002
Listed in Smith County Tennessee Cemeteries - North of the Cumberland River Pg. 181-182.
Holleman Cemetery - April 2000.