EBENEZER CEMETERY
(White Section)
Ebenezer Cemetery, White Section, September 2003
Ebenezer Cemetery lies near the end of Ebenezer Road, west of State Highway 138, in western Madison County. There are white and black sections. The white section of the cemetery is the former location of Ebenezer Cumberland Presbyterian Church and contains many antebellum markers. After the church moved to Mercer, the building remained for years but fell during a storm in the 1960s. It was built prior to the Civil War, and there was a balcony for the slaves to attend the services (very similar to Denmark Presbyterian Church). There was an annual reunion here as late as the 1950s. The black section of Ebenezer Cemetery, begun as a slave cemetery, lies across the access drive on the opposite slope.
The white section of Ebenezer Cemetery is kept well mown and trimmed. However, the cemetery looks vandalized, and I am told it was vandalized a few years ago. Most antebellum markers are fallen and/or broken. Their fragments are often out of place and accumulated in piles.
However, I do not think all the damage to the mid-19th century markers is vandalism. Only two markers clearly suggest vandalism (the marker for James T. Mulheron and the double marker for George Gill Mulheron and Lellie Mae Mulheron). Most of the apparent damage to other markers could have happened without vandalism. The loss of antebellum markers was already underway when the cemetery was recorded in 1974. Many of the fallen and broken antebellum markers are designs in marble which are very tall in relation to their thickness. When leaning the larger of these will break under the strain of their own weight as they age and weather to calcite. When on a slope, as in this cemetery, relatively tall, thin markers are also prone to falling due to natural soil creep. If once the church annual reunions ceased, no one ever reset leaning or fallen markers, much of the breakage could be the result of driving movers over the fallen markers or striking leaning markers. From the 1950s, the loss rate would only be about 2 fallen/broken markers per year.
The cemetery may soon be out of use as there were only two burials here in the 1990s.
David Donahue recorded this cemetery September 14, 2003. An earlier unattributed record of this cemetery appeared in Family Findings, Vol. VI, No. 4, October 1974, pp. 158-163. This is referred to as 1974 in notes below. It was a source for matching names and dates on fragments of broken markers. Nearly all markers read in 1974 can be found and read, even if they are in fragments.
Batchelor, Alx., d. Dec. 5, 1862, "Aged 84 Years" (broken)
Batchelor, Aubrey, Mar. 24, 1880-Aug. 22, 1915
Batchelor, Ferebee, Feb. 9, 1783-Apr. 14, 1857, "Wife of John Batchelor & daughter of Henry & Ann Perkins" (broken) [dates unreadable in 2003; those listed were reported in 1974]
Batchelor, J. A. M., Jan. 12, 1827-Dec. 31, 1907
Batchelor, J. W., Apr. 25, 1830-Oct. 3, 1911
Batchelor, Catherine A., Aug. 13, 1842-Feb. 6, 1908, "His wife"
Batchelor, James Emery, Oct. 19, 1874-Nov. 19, 1961
Batchelor, John, Mar. 18, 1783-Oct. 24, 1861 (broken)
Batchelor, Ruth, Jan. ??, 1789-Aug. 11, 1874, "Wife of Alx. Batchelor" (broken) [probably already broken in 1974 as birth date was unreadable then]
Batchelor, Watts A., Apr. 3, 1863-Oct. 12, 1876, "Son of J. W. & Kate Batchelor"
As they weathered to calcite and developed a lean due to downslope soil creep,
these very thin 5 foot tall Batchelor markers probably broke
under their own weight.
Beaty [under a Beaty central marker]
A. G. B., 1800-1861, "Father" [replacement]
C. B., 1834-1861 [replacement]
E. V. B., 1810-1861, "Mother" [replacement; she was named Elvira per marker for Amanda H. Curlin]
E. V. B., 1851-1912 [replacement]
F. A. B., 1830-1880 [replacement]
J. B., 1836-1861 [replacement]
P. B., 1849-1891 [replacement]
T. D.B., 1832-1861 [replacement]
T. D. Coffey, d. 1960
E. E. J., 1868-1915 [replacement]
Dr. J. H. J., 1837-1910 [replacement]
M. B. J., 1838-1872 [replacement]
Beaty, Amanda H. [see Curlin, Amanda H.]
Beaty, Emma C. [see Coffee, Emma C. Beaty]
Beaty, Greene, d. 1927
Blackburn, David H., Jan. 26, 1850-July 14, 1866, "Son of W. & S. Blackburn"
Blackburn, James C., ____ 17, 1854-Jan. 13, 1858, "Son of W. & S. Blackburn" (broken)
Blackburn, William T., Oct. 10, 1847-????, "Son of W. & S. Blackburn" (broken) [in 2003 only a fragment with "William T." was found; the marker was noted as broken in 1974, when the death date was unreadable or missing]
Bobbitt, Sarah A., 1845-1928, "Mother:
Bobbitt, Tomesia R., Dec. 31, 1848-Dec. 2, 1873, "Wife of J. R. Bobbitt"
Bobbitte, John R., Jan. 5, 1825-Jan. 13, 1892
Bolde, Madeline Pope, Feb. 21, 1917-Sept. 11, 1980
Bolde, Michael William, Sept. 4, 1904-Nov. 17, 1977
Bryan, Elizabeth H., Sept. 4, 1800-Apr. 20, 1866, "Wife of John T. Bryan" (broken)
Bryan, J. T., Dec. 10, 1799-Mar. 10, 1878 (fallen)
Bryan, Lizzie, July 29, 1877-Aug. 6, 1877, "Dau. of R. I. & A. E. Bryan"
Bryan, Margaret E., Sept. 27, 1831-Nov. 13, 1900, "Wife of J. A. Bryan" [not found in 2003; reported in 1974]
Bryan, Rachel, d. June 25, 1848, Age 55 Years (broken)
Bryan, Stephen, d. Aug. 18, 1848, Age 87 Years (fallen)
Buchanan, Harriett H., July 9, 1826-Aug. 19, 1844
Buchanan, John W., Feb. 3, 1824-Mar. 9, 1843 (broken)
Buchanan, Samuel, Dec. 27, 1821-Mar. 20, 1845
Buchanan, Sarah H., Nov. 22, 1786-Feb. 24, 1860, "Wife of Thomas Buchanan" "Born in Virginia" "Died in Madison Co. Tenn." (broken)
Buchanan, Thomas, Feb. 18, 1792, d Sept. 6, 1855, "Born in VA" "Died in Madison Co. Tenn." (broken)
Byrum, Galatia, Sept. 2, 1868-Aug. 12, 1870, "Daughter of J. & M. T. Byrum"
Byrum, Rufus H., Oct. 27, 1861-Mar. 11, 1869, "Son of J. & M. T. Byrum" [not found in 2003; reported in 1974]
Clark, Harriett A., Dec. 4, 1848-Jan. 23, 1881, "Wife of J. H. Clark"
Cobb, Bettie S., Apr. 6, 1830-Oct. 22, 1890, "Wife of W. P. Cobb"
Cobb, Emma B., July 27, 1864-Oct. 16, 1877, "Dau. of J. P. & C. T. Cobb"
Cobb, Charlotte T., Feb. 10, 1836-Jan. 1, 1878, "Wife of J. P. Cobb"
Cobb, J. M., Dec. 26, 1820-July 20, 1878
Cobb, James R., Mar. 22, 1848-Apr. 13, 1848, "Son of S. P. & Eliza Cobb" (fallen, out of place)
Cobb, James Robert, Jan. 21, 1844-Dec. 19, 1845, "Son of J. M. & M. A. Cobb" (broken)
Cobb, John Wesley, Mar. 17, 1846-Jan. 18, 1847, "Son of J. M. & H. A. Cobb"; stonecutter: Amis & Co. (fallen)
Cobb, Mary, Aug. 12, 1791-Sept. 11, 1856, "Wife of R. W. Cobb"
Cobb, Mary, dates missing, "Wife of G. R. Cobb" (broken) [not reported in 1974]
Cobb, Mary A., Nov. 18, 1815-Apr. 13, 1848, "Dau. of Thos. T. & Mary A. Cobb" [not found in 2003; reported in 1974]
Cobb, Mary Jane, Jan. 18, 1857-Jan. 26, 1857, "Dau of S. F. & Eliz. Cobb" [not found in 2003; reported in 1974]
Cobb, R. N., June 15, 1827-Aug. 8, 1899
Cobb, Mary A., Dec. 31, 1834-Apr. 18, 1907, "Wife of R. N. Cobb"
Cobb, R. W., Oct. 23, 1793-Apr. 21, 1856 (broken)
Cobb, Sallie Allen, Aug. 16, 1852-Sept. 22, 1855, "Daughter of W. P. & E. S. Cobb"
Cobb, Samuel C. (or G), Jan. 28, 1801-May 22, 1869 (broken) [as the middle initial cannot be read because of the break, this marker probably was broken when read in 1974]
Cobb, Timothy E., Jan. 2, ????, "Son of J. M. & M. A. Cobb" [not found in 2003; the marker was noted as broken in 1974, when the date was partially unreadable]
Cobb, W. P., Jan. 14, 1829-Apr. 8, 1905 (fallen)
This is a pile of Cobb family marker fragments. Tops and bottoms
were matched easily using the 1974 record of the cemetery.
Most marker fragments remain legible.
Coffee, Emma C. Beaty, 1856-1926, "Wife of J. H. Coffey"
Coffee, T. D., d. 1960
Cooper, Charity B., Sept. 15, 1864-Oct. 16, 1864, "Dau. of T. W. & N. F. Cooper"
Cooper, J. T., Apr. 18, 1859-June 29, 1861, "Son of T. W. & M. A. Cooper"
Cooper, James E., Aug. 4, 1839-Nov. 25, 1842, "Son of Charles & N. A. Cooper" (broken)
Cooper, M. A., June 14, 1833-June 28, 1864, "Wife of T. W. Cooper"
Cooper, Mary A., Oct. 15, 1860-A??. 4, 1862, "Dau. of T. D. & S. J. Cooper" (broken) [in 1974 the death month was read as June]
Cooper, N. E., Nov. 29, 1856-July 11, 1858, "Dau. of T. W. & M. A. Cooper"
Cooper, Nancy A., Mar. 9, 1809-Oct. 13, 1882
Cotton, Hattie [see Hill, Hattie Cotton]
Curlin, ______, ????-Sept. 16, 1851 [the missing name may have the initials A.H.C. based on what may be the footstone to this marker]
Curlin, Mary E., June 24 1852-July 25, 1853
Curlin, Elvira V., Sept. 6, 1854-Oct. 12, 1854
Children of J. V. & A. Curlin (broken) [in 1974, this marker was noted to be in many pieces, some missing; in 2003, the pieces remain together]
Curlin, Amanda H., Oct. 18, 1828-????, "Wife of J. V. Curlin & daughter of A. C. & Elvira Beaty" (broken) [death date also unreadable in 1974 when marker was listed as broken]
Curlin, B. F., Apr. 19, 1848-Dec. 26, 1905
Curlin, Dolley, Oct. 30, 1786-May 30, 1869, "Wife of John Curlin"
Curlin, Polley W., Nov. 11, 1850-Mar. 18, 1929 [adjacent to marker for B. F. Curlin]
Curlin, W. H., Feb. 20, 1820-Oct. 14, 1898
Curlin, Caroline, Feb. 15, 1820-Aug. 21, 1881, "Wife of W. H. Curlin"
Curlin, William A., d. __y 25, 185?0?, Aged 6 Mos. 21 ds, "Son of J. V. & Amanda Curlin"
Dunaway, Martha E., Aug. 14, 1847-Mar. 21, 1853 [replacement]
Dunaway, S. P., Feb. 24, 1807-May 8, 1871, "Born in Va." [not found in 2003; reported in 1974]
Dunaway, Sarah, Nov. 15, 1806-Sept. 2, 1875, "Wife of S. P. Dunaway" "Born in Richmond Co. VA" "Died in Tenn."
Dunaway, Susan Wineford, Aug. 30, 1848-Sept. 19, 1850 (fallen)
Dupree, Louie, 1892-1959 [not found in 2003; reported in 1974]
Estes, Penelope, Apr. 25, 1810-May 8, 1894, "Wife of Jno. Estes"
Estes, R. F., Sept. 4, 1841-____
Estes, Martha E., Feb. 14, 1844-Mar. 14, 1911, "Wife of R. F. Estes"
Frank, Mary [see Pope, Mary Frank]
Gibson, William A., July 20, 1864-July 2, 1877, "Son of A. R. & M. A. Gibson" (fallen)
Givens, Mary E., June 24, 1842-Mar. 23, 1909, "Wife of James E. Givens"
Glenn, Charles E., 1866-1944
Glenn, Rose P., 1871-1948
Glenn, Clarence T., 1914-1914
Glenn, Robert J., 1891-1921, "Sons of C. E. & M. R. Glenn"
Glenn, Cordie [see Nolen, Cordie Glenn]
Hardee, Elizabeth T., Jan. 5, 1818-Oct. 20, 1884
Harston, J. P., 1842-1920
Harston, Bettie, 1848-1924, "His wife"
Hart, Elizabeth, Nov. 17, 1798-Sept. 6, 1884, "Wife of Samuel Hart" [not found in 2003; reported in 1974]
Hensley, Phares Augburn, 1880-1931
Hensley, Sallie M. Pope, 1884-1963
Hill, Hattie Cotton, May 3, 1853-Sept. 5, 1895, "Wife of Jas. P. Hill" "Stone erected by great grandson I. L. Hill, Jr 1973" [replacement]
Hunter, Dovey, Jan. 8, 1809-Feb. 6, 1885, "Wife of S. Hunter" (fallen)
Jackson, Caroline J., 1818-July 21, 1861, "Wife of Henry Jackson"; stonecutter: J. J. Crowly, Brownsville (broken)
Jackson, Henry, 1814-Mar. 8, 1848
Johnson, Zeno, Nov. 1, 1841-Oct. 9, 1900 (fallen)
Lackie, Abagaile E., Nov. 11, 1828-Sept. 19, 1875, "Wife of John W. Lackie"
Lackie, Charlie J., Jan. 12, 1869-July 29, 1875, "Son of J. A. & S. Lackie" (fallen)
Lackie, Elizabeth, d. June 21, 1877, Aged 62 Years, "Wife of Thomas Lackie" (broken)
Lackie, Ellie, Dec. 14, 1880-Feb. 23, 1965
Lackie, Eva Belle, July 10, 1872-July 2, 1875, "Dau. of J. A. & S. Lackie" [not found in 2003; reported in 1974]
Lackie, Fannie, d. July 26, 1878, Aged 26 Yrs. 4 Mos. 22 Dys., "Dau. of E. A. & E. G. Lackie"
Lackie, Fenner R., 1876-1877, "Son of W. D. & M. C. Lackie" [replacement]
Lackie, Ida [see Pope, Ida Lackey]
Lackie, J. A., d. Oct. 20, 1879, Age 17 Years" (fallen)
Lackie, John T., 1878-1898, "Son of W. B. & M. C. Lackie"
Lackie, John W., d. June 7, 1861, Aged 35 Y's 9 M's 6 D's
Lackie, M. C., 1851-1915, "Wife of W. D. Lackie"
Lackie, Mary E., d. May 28, 1861, Aged 2 Y's 9 M's 2 D's, "Dau. of John W. & A. E. Lackie"
Lackie, Nancy, d. Sept. 18, 1847, Aged 47 Years, "Wife of Thomas Lackie"
Lackie, Thomas, d. Oct. 7, 1879, Aged 74 Years [Masonic symbol]
Lackie, W. D., 1851-1900
Leep, Mary Frances Wolfe, June 22, 1932-Feb. 21, 1974
Lewis, Willie E., Apr. 1, 1941-Apr. 2, 1941 [replacement]
Marr, Helen [see Mulheron, Helen Marr]
Mays, Clarence Elmore, Sept. 10, 1869-July 25, 1870, "Son of James M. & N. J. Mays" [not found in 2003; reported in 1974]
McCauley, Celia G., Dec. 5, 1892-Dec. 8, 1970
Midgett, Murry M., Nov. 26, 1885-Aug. 28, 1886, "Son of E. M. & A. A. Midgett"
Midgett, Anna A., Nov. 19, 1854-Nov. 2, 1886, "Wife of E. M. Midgett"
Miller, Eunice Pope, June 29, 1881-Aug. 9, 1952, "Mother"
Miller, George P., Sept. 25, 1906-____
Miller, Burta Belle, Nov. 19, 1928-Dec. 16, 1971
Moore, Belle, Aug. 10, 1883-Apr. 28,1886, "Dau. of I. Y. & B. M. Moore" (fallen)
Moore, Belle Pope, 1847-1913, "Wife of John T. Moore"
Mulherin, Annie Sue, June 3, 1913-____
Mulherin, Joe Jackson, Feb. 12, 1906-Jan. 26, 1978
Mulherin, Eliza J., 1905-____, "Wife" [ground disturbance suggests she is buried here]
Mulherin, Charlie T., 1900-1967
Mulherin, Frank C., June 22, 1881-Apr. 4, 1938
Mulherin, J. Albert, 1903-1987
Mulherin, Eva S., 1911-____, "Married Jan. 22, 1931"
Mulherin, Lula B., 1873-1947, "mother"
Mulherin, Mercer B., 1871-1958
Mulherin, Ona L., 1875-1965
Mulherin, Nyta L., 1905-1956, "Sister"
Mulherin, Ruth, 1879-1958, "Aunt"
Mulheron [in a Mulheron row]
C. M., 1871-1875 [replacement]
J. D. M., 1883-1883 [replacement]
M. M., 1871-1875 [replacement]
Mulheron, Albert S., Nov. 18, 1877-Nov. 22, 1897
Mulheron, Bettie D., Oct. 12, 1843-Jan. 17, 1870, "Wife of C. T. Mulheron" (fallen)
Mulheron, C. T., Jan. 29, 1844-Oct. 7, 1889
Mulheron, Charles B., May 5, 1868-Feb. 8, 1869
Mulheron, George Gill, 1876-1939, "Dr." [Masonic symbol]
Mulheron, Lellie Mai, 1879-1918, "His wife" (fallen)
Mulheron, Helen Marr, 1846-1917 [adjacent to marker for J. H. Mulheron]
Mulheron, J. H., Jan. 2, 1839-Nov. 6, 1901, "C. V. 6th Tenn. Infantry Co. K."
Mulheron, James T., Apr. 5, 1874-Mar. 19, 1907 [Woodmen of the World memorial] (broken and repaired)
Mulheron, Joe D., Aug. 10, 1882-Sept. 7, 1884
Mulheron, Murry E., Aug. 25, 1896-Sept. 7, 1896, "Son of S. D. & Estell Mulheron"
Mulheron, Ruth B., Mar. 27, 1844-Aug. 30, 1891, "Wife of C. T. Mulheron" (fallen) [dates are mostly buried in 2003; those listed were reported in 1974]
Nolen, Cordie Glenn, Mar. 3, 1895-May 18, 1986, "Beloved wife, mother and grandmother"
Perkins, Ferebee [see Batchelor, Ferebee]
Pipkin, Edgar S., Mar. 19, 1892-May 18, 1976
Pipkin, Eva W., Dec. 4, 1884-July 30, 1900, "Daughter of W. C. & Sallie A. Pipkin"
Pipkin, Loulamay, Nov. 20, 1886-Aug. 24, 1904, "Dau. of W. C. & S. A. Pipkin" [Masonic symbol on back]
Pipkin, Sallie A. Rose, Oct. 29, 1864-Oct. 19, 1899, "Wife of W. C. Pipkin" [Masonic symbol on back]
Pipkin, William Clark, 1859-1929 [replacement]
Pope, Belle [see Moore, belle Pope]
Pope, Cordie Roy, 1893-19__
Pope, Marshall Craft, 1889-1945
Pope, Eula Eudora Williams, 1856-1937, "Mama" footstone
Pope, George Gill, 1852-1936, "Papa" footstone
Pope, Eunice [see Miller, Eunice Pope]
Pope, Ida Elizabeth [see Ward, Ida Elizabeth Pope]
Pope, Ida Lackie, Mar. 14, 1855-Dec. 8, 1919, "Mother"
Pope, Leroy D., Oct. 7, 1854-Dec. 12, 1912, "Father"
Pope, Infant, Sept. 6, 1916, "Baby Pope" "Dau. of M. C. & C. R. Pope"
Pope, James H., Feb. 13, 1840-Oct. 8, 1862, "Son of Joseph & Sarah Pope" "Killed in Battle of Perryville, Ky."
Pope, Joe Calvin, Aug. 7, 1888-Jan. 13 1968
Pope, Joseph, Nov. 15, 1812-Mar. 4, 1884, "Rev."
Pope, Joyce, Jan. 16, 1927-June 10, 1927, "Dau. of M. C. & C. R. Pope"
Pope, Madeline [see Bolde, Madeline Pope]
Pope, Mary Ann, Oct. 27, 1820-Sept. 10, 1857, "Wife of W. Pope" (broken)
Pope, Mary Frank, 1896-1974
Pope, Fenner Lee, 1882-1937
Pope, Mary Julia, 1886-1916, "Dau. of G. G. & E. E. Pope" [not found in 2002; reported in 1974]
Pope, Nancy, Aug. 25,1776-May 29, 1842
Pope, Nell [see Rainey, Nell Pope]
Pope, Robert W., Dec. 1854-Dec. 14, 1857 (broken)
Pope, Sarah Ann, June 25, 1840-Jan. 7, 1842
Pope, Sarah J., Aug. 3, 1818-Oct. 1, 1856
Pope, Sarah M. [see Hensley, Sarah M. Pope]
Pope, Sidney Gill, Nov. 3, 1924-July 30, 1926, "Son of M. C. & C. R. Pope"
Pope, Sue, 1844-1921, "Wife of John Pope"
Pope, Susan J., Feb. 11, 1851-Oct. 5, 1851 (fallen) [death date buried in 2003; that shown was reported in 1974]
Pope, Virginia Eloise, May 20, 1956-May 23, 1956
Pope, W. David, Jr., Oct. 12, 1926-____, unplaced "Dad" footstone
Pope, Betty T., June 14, 1930-June 15, 1993, "Mom" footstone, "Married Oct. 15, 1949"
Pope, W. P., Jan. 24, 1852-Mar. 22, 1930
Pope, Eulalia, Jan. 23, 1853-Jan. 13, 1922, "Wife of W. P. Pope"
Pope, William D., 1888-1982, "Father" footstone
Pope, Mabel M., 1896-1948, "Mother" footstone
Pope, William D., Oct. 27, 1846-Aug. 1850 (broken) [only a fragment with the death date was found in 2003; other information as reported in 1974]
Pope, William, Feb. 28, 1804-Nov. 10, 1872 (broken)
Prewitt, Mary Elizabeth [see Rainey, Mary Elizabeth Prewitt]
Raines, M. C., Mar. 3, 1815-Aug. 2, 1842; stonecutter: J. White, Mem.
Rainey, Annie, 1880-1937 [adjacent to marker for Charles D. Rainey]
Rainey, Charles D., 1885-1964
Rainey, Elizabeth [see Wolfe, Elizabeth Rainey]
Rainey, Hugh, Sept. 10, 1882-Sept. 1884
Rainey, Ora Ann, Aug. 7, 1871-Sept. 16, 1875, "Son & daughter of. T. C. & M. A. Rainey"
Rainey, Infant, Sept. 20, 1895, "Infant dau. of T. C. & M. E. Rainey"
Rainey, Mary Ann, Oct. 4, 1846-Oct. 10, 1885, "Wife of T. C. Rainey"
Rainey, Mary Elizabeth Prewitt, July 8, 1853-July 13, 1914, "Wife of T. C. Rainey"
Rainey, Nell Pope, Oct. 4, 1875-Feb. 4, 1970
Rainey, T. C., Sr., Nov. 8, 1844-Apr. 9, 1919
Rainey, Thomas Cicero, May 21, 1875-Sept. 11, 1914
Rainey, Hattie May, May 27, 1877-Mar. 16, 1904, "His wife"
Rice, Theoderick, Nov. 25, 1870-Sept. 27, 1873, "Son of R. W. & M. Rice"
Robinson, Elizabeth C., Jan. 14, 1842-Mar. 30, 1860, "Wife of Jas. L. Robinson"
Rose, Anderson, Apr. 20, 1823-July 3, 1896, "Father's grave"; stonecutter: Whitehead & Co., Jackson, Tenn. (fallen)
Rose, John A., Aug. 25, 1855-Oct. 13, 1856, "Son of Anderson & Sarah F. Rose"
Rose, Mary C., Sept. 16, 1857-Mar. 27, 1867, "Dau. of A. & S. F. Rose" (broken)
Rose, Nancy E., Mar. 7, 1844-Mar. 19, 1871, "Wife of Wm. H. Rose" (broken)
Rose, Robert K., Feb. 11, 1872-Sept. 27, 1875, "Son of A. & S. F. Rose" (broken)
Rose, Sallie A. [see Pipkin, Sallie A. Rose]
Rose, Sarah F., Oct. 26, 1828-Aug. 29, 1883, "Wife of A. Rose" (broken)
Rose, Willie L., Sept. 9, 1868-July 20, 1869, "Son of W. H. & W. E. Rose" (fallen)
Saxton, Elijah, Apr. 30, 1809-Dec. 29, 1877 (broken)
Sharp, C. C., May 7, 1828-Apr. 25, 1904
Sharp, Louise E., Mar. 13, 1839-July 1, 1890, "Wife of C. C. Sharp"
Sharp, Susan R., d. Dec. 31, 1911, Age 70 Years, "Wife of Dandrige Sharp"
Siler, Abbie G., 1883-1975
Siler, Bascum C., 1886-1935
Siler, Infant, July 24, 1918-July 24, 1918, "Infant son of B. C. & Abbie Siler"
Skillern, Maryann, Oct. 11, 1818-Mar. 16, 1845, "Wife of A. Skillern" (broken)
Strayhorn, F. T., July 12, 1835-Sept. 3, 1899, "Wife of J. Y. Strayhorn" [not found in 2003; reported in 1974]
Strayhorn, J. Y., Dec. 17, 1828-July 6, 1896
Strayhorn, John David, 1869-1937 [not found in 2003; reported in 1974]
Strayhorn, John W., Oct. 1902-Dec. 1935
Strayhorn, Mary A., Oct. 1860-Oct. 1940
Strayhorn, Anna L., Sept. 1866-Sept. 1946
Strayhorn, Sarah B., 1801-July 9, 1866, Aged 65 Yrs., "Wife of David Strayhorn" "Dear lovely mother..." (broken)
Strayhorn, W. A., 1858-1924
Strayhorne, David, d. Oct. 2, 1841, Aged 46 years (fallen)
Strayhorne, John, d. May 16, 1852, Age 62 Years
Thompson, Mary C., July 22, 1839-July 5, 1859, "Wife of Timothy T. Thompson" (broken)
Tiller, Alfred P., June 10, 1837-Dec. 26, 1910
Tiller, Nancy C., Apr. 4, 1799-Dec. 29,1876, "Wife of Jas. Tiller"
Wade, Daniel B., July 18, 1841-Sept. 20,1863, "Fell in battle at Chiccamauga" (broken)
Wade, John C., Mar. 22, 1787-Sept. 28, 1860, "Husband of Mary A. Wade" (broken)
Walker, Willie T., July 1, 1859-???? 28, 1872, "Son of W. M. & F. J. Walker" (broken) [this marker must have been broken in 1974 as death month could not be read at that time]
Ward, Carl Forbis, July 4, 1890-Feb. 18, 1955, "Father" footstone
Ward, Ida Elizabeth Pope, Mar. 29, 1891-June14, 1972, "Mother" footstone
Williams, Eula Eudora [see Pope, Eula Eudora Williams]
Wineford, Susan [see Dunaway, Susan Wineford]
Wolfe, Albert Francis, June 26, 1901-Feb. 28, 1981
Wolfe, Elizabeth Rainey, Aug. 21, 1903-Apr. 21, 1990
Wolfe, Bettie Nelle, Nov. 4, 1927-Mar. 23, 1971
Wolfe, Mary Frances [see Leep, Mary Frances Wolfe]
Unidentifiable
______, June 24?, 18??-July 24, 1859 [fragment found in 2003; cannot match against 1974 record]
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