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Perry County, Tennessee
Dickson Blackburn Cemetery analysis
Analysis contributed by: Jan Monnin |
13 March 2009 |
Photos contributed by: Wilda Patterson |
From Wilda Patterson:
This cemetery is located West of
intersection 438 and Lick Creek Road. Highway 438 goes through the
cemetery, separating the lower small section from the larger section on a
hill on the North side of the road. In March 2006 we visited this cemetery
and found two marked graves on the hill side. They were Susan Allice Young
and Elvis Dealie Warren. There were approximately 25 to 30 graves marked
with fieldstones, and too numerous to count unmarked graves, possibly as
many as 50 or more. This cemetery section on the hill is about 200 to 300
feet wide, and about 100 feet deep. In a phone conversation with Helen
Craig Smith, she related that her father had attended the funeral of Mr.
Rob Kirk in the late l940's. He was buried on the North side of the road
on the hill.
The section located on the lower side of the road is a small area with box
grave believed to be William Young, a Rev. War Soldier. The box grave has
been partially torn down. There are possibly two or more unmarked graves
in this section.
In Perry Co. Cemetery Book Vol. I in 1992, Mary Bowen reported no marked
graves. In 1997 in the Perry Co. Quarterly a correction stated there were
three marked graves on the hill: Susan Allice Young, Elvie Dealie Warren,
and Gladis O. Waldrip.
In February 2009 we found the same two graves found in 2006, and made
photos. We did not locate the Waldrip grave in 2006 or 2009.
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The following are the known transcriptions of this cemetery:
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Recorded in the Bowen book in the 1990's.
Click here to view it;
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Photographs taken by Wilda
Patterson in 2006 and 2009, which are shown below;
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Dickson Blackburn Cemetery, February 2009
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