WILLIAM MALLORY CEMETERY - Ft. Campbell cemetery #C104, Jordan Springs Road, near the end of the Camp Hinsch obstacle course (N36°34'57.75", W87°29'5.06"); referred to in 1886 as the Mallory burying ground at Long Branch.

 

1^st row:

Henrietta E., wife of T. W. Atkinson   born June 21, 1827  died July 18, 1852 

Zilpah, wife of James Trice  born Oct. 4, 1794  died July 3, 1860

James Trice  born Dec. 30, 1787  died July 1, 1852

 

2^nd row:

(grave next to Duncan King with field headstone)

Duncan King  born June 20, 1816, died Nov. 28, 1867

 

3^rd row:

N. S. Sawyer   born Feb. 5, 1803, died May 30, 1874

Lucinda, consort of Wm. Mallory, born Dec. 15, 1793, died Aug. 15, 1844

Henrietta, wife of William Mallory, born May 10, 1800, died Apr. 2, 1881 

William Mallory, born Nov. 3, 1791, died Feb. 23, 1874

William L. Mallory  September 19, 1830 - September 24, 1852

Willie L., son of N. J. and M. E. Mills, born Jan. 14, 1857, died Oct. 6, 1861 

Lizzie, infant daughter of N. J. and M. E. Mills, born Nov. 13, 1869, died Nov. 18, 1869

 

4^th row:

Thomas G. Mallory, born April 11, 1826, died July 19, 1879

    This monument is erected by his children in memory of their love for him.

(unmarked grave next to Nathaniel J. Mills, presumably that of Mary E. Mallory Mills, born 1828, died Jul. 16, 1903)

Nathaniel J. Mills, born Jan. 5, 1825, died July 7, 1878

 

about 20 unmarked graves, including:

Donaldson, James C. died June 26, 1886, age 42  [Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf, 29 Jun 1886]

Donaldson, Allatha (Mallory),  December 22, 1803 – February 4, 1890