Hoss (Jacob) Cemetery
2003
Located at the end of the alley in the 400 block between Fairview and Myrtle Avenues, Johnson City, TN. Has recently been cleared of brush and some trash.
This cemetery needs to be adopted.
GPS location: 36.15.25N 082.24.58W
NAME BIRTH DATE DEATH DATE COMMENT
Hoss, Franklin 1818 1863 [Same marker as wife, Nancy Range Hoss]
Hoss, Nancy Range 1825 1906 [Same marker as Franklin Hoss]
Hoss, George 22 May 1860 23 Oct 1890 Stone is broken and lying on the ground. Aged 30 Yrs. 5 Mos. [?] Days
Hoss, -ranc-- (Frances [No date] 29 Nov 1849 Consort of Abraham Hoss. Aged 64 Years (Maker broken]
Surveyed, transcribed and donated to the Washington County TNGen Web June 2003 by Elaine Cantrell, Donna Cox Briggs and Betty Jane Hylton members of the Cemetery Survey Team of Northeast Tennessee.
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Additional information
In 2010, the Kings Mountain SAR honored Jacob Hoss with a memorial.
Jacob Hoss Marker
From Washington County Tennessee Tombstone Inscriptions by Charles M. Bennett and the Watauga Association of Genealogists, Vol. I, with permission from Loraine B. Rae:
It is on land once belonging to Jacob Hoss, Revolutionary War veteran and one of the earliest settlers.
WCCL: There are ten graves, five marked and five unmarked. The stone of Jacob Hoss is presumed to be the one that is unreadable. There is no date on it, but the old brick house of Abraham Hoss, near the cemetery is dated 1822. Frances, consort of Abraham Hoss, died Nov. 29, 1849. A Hoss descendant said that Jacob Hoss and wife, Elizabeth Boon are buried in unmarked graves. [Mary Hardin McCown]
1850 Census Washington County, TN
329/344 Abram Hoss 60 b. TN, Franklin 31, Nancy M. 23, Abram 3, Susan 1.