PERRY COUNTY, TENNESSEE

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ARNOLD CEMETERY. Located on Hwy 50E 1.2 miles east of the Hickman
County line on the farm of Martin and Lynn Hatten known locally as
"the old Hedge Place". There are only two grave stones.

Arnold, David Co F 42 Tenn Inf CSA Oct 16 1832-Oct 27 1913

Warren, Add J. son of S.H. and R.A. Sept 28 1887-Jan 16, 1888
"Brother has gone to be an angel" (this stone is broken).

According to Spence's History of Hickman County, James and Mary
Arnold settled on Peter Branch of Sulphur Fork in 1820. "He was a
great hunter, and, although a poor man, he paid his debts
punctually with the skins and meat of the wild animals he killed.
In making trades, he would not promise to pay in money, but would
promise so many deer skins, wolf skins, or deer horns. One of the
last bears killed in Hickman County was killed in 1822 by James
Arnold."

     The 1850 census lists James as 55 years old (born in 1795 in
Georgia) and Mary age 45 (born about 1805). Their children in the
home at that time were: David 20, George 18, Martha 16, Catherine
15, Frances 12, and Jaricy 9. Living nearby were older sons,
Jonathan (1820) and Gideon (1825).

     David Arnold was born Oct 16, 1832 in Tennessee and had three
wives. In the 1860 census, his wife is named Narcissa, who was
born c1836, with children: Sarah E 8, Martha J 6, Rhoda A 3,
Malinda A 10/12. It is unknown whether Narcissa was the first or
second wife and who was the mother of the children. David married
for the third time on 15 April 1871 to Sophronia A. Curl. They had
no children.

     David served as a private in the Civil War in the 42nd Tenn
Inf. along with his brother, Gideon. He was taken prisoner at the
Battle of Fort Donelson and was sent to Camp Douglas in south
Chicago. After the exchange of prisoners, he fought many battles
until the end of the War.

     On 25 June 1874, David's daughter, Rhoda, married Samuel
Warren. It is their son, Add, who is buried beside his grandfather,
David.

BATES Cemetery - Located near foot of hill leading to the Hinson &
Doyle cemeteries. Area is overgrown and very difficult to
find. Has a rock enclosure with 5 unmarked graves inside.
Many unmarked graves on hillside. The two marked stones were
broken.

1. BATES, R.W. 31 Aug 1856-8 Apr 1923

2. BATES, G.W. 1 Feb 1816-12 Jan 1865
   second side: Bates, W.I. (unable to read rest of stone)
   foot stones: W.I. BATES, G.W. BATES.

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BEARDSTOWN CEMETERY Located on Old Hwy 13 at Beardstown. Turn west
off new Hwy 13 one block north of Beardstown Church of Christ.
Cemetery is about one block from turn, in back of an old house. At
one time, there was a church located here.

West; 6 fieldstones and a large stone slab with no markings.
Al   SCAGGS, Alonzo son of TM & Cora Sept 16 1911-Nov 7 1911
 2   Fieldstone
 3   SCAGGS, Mart F. 1880-1937
          Bessie J. 1892-1979
 4   SCAGGS, William R. Missouri Tec 5 862 Engr Avn Bn WW II
          May 7 1924-Mar 4 1953
 5   HUMPHREY, Arabella wife of William D. May 13 1826-Jan 8 1851

Bl   2 fieldstones

Cl   SCAGGS, Sallie d Aug 30 1885 Age about 49 years 4 fieldstones

D1-7 Fieldstones

El   NORTON, Roby son of MS & MJ Oct 19 1904-Oct 2 1905
 2   BLACKBURN, Daisy Octovine dau of WA & Sallie Sept 16 1903
          Age 11 months
 3   BLACKBURN, Maggie wife of WA d Jan 21 1900 Age 26-6-29
     3 fieldstones
 4   HUNT, Sally Sept 14 .1926-Sept 14 1926
 5   BATES, Josie Mar 11 1866-Apr 2 1946
          Jess W. Apr 14 1853-Sept 18 1925
 6   BATES, John M. Feb 28 1897-Dec 17 1918
 7   HINSON, Nellie Bates Dec 1894-July 12 1931
 8   BATES, Everett Mar 22 1943 Age 55
     3 fieldstones
 9   EDWARDS, Jackson H. Apr 1871-Apr 17 1912

Fl   POORE, Darcy Paul son of PW & Ida Sept 9 1898-Sept 24 1898
          Age 15 days
     3 fieldstones
 2   EDWARDS, Nancy Ann Sept 12 1830-July 17 1864 Age 33-10-5
          Egbert Wilson May 26 1851-Nov 6 1854   3-5-11
          Gustavus Henry Apr 9 1853-Nov 7 1854   1-6-29
 3   DEASON, E.R. Mar 11 1836-July 12 1897   61-4-1

G1   BAARS, Lena & George (no dates)
     2 fieldstones
 2   BAARS, J.N. 1853-1922 (Jarrett Nathaniel Baars, son of George
     & Lena Baars, 1st wife, Sarah E. Cude, 2nd wife Dora Elizabeth
     Sharp O'Guin Baars
 3   BAARS, Dan 1854-1927
          Rutha 1854-1940
 4   BAARS, Stanley Oct 8 1899-Apr 13 1977

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 5   HUGHES, Ralph 1920-1921
 6   HUGHES, Bernice 1917-1918
 7   HUGHES, Will 1861-1928
          Coffa 1872-1960
 8   Iron fence with letters DLH-MWA 1428C (Doss Harris, son of Van
          and Eliza Harris)
 9   HARRIS, Eliza ____-1917
          Van ____-1943
10   GILL, Pricilla
11   GILL, Martha d Aug 370 1934
12   KEITH, Elizabeth 1840-Jan 10 1910 Age 70

H1   SWEENEY, Juan wife of MA Nov 14 1857-Apr 15 1942
 2   SWEENEY, M.A. Dec 27 1853-Feb 6 1934

Over-grown area of cemetery is full of grave indentations. Located
in bushes and Creeping Myrtle are the following stones:

1    BEARD, W.B. May 17 1816-Aug 13 1878 Age 58-2-26
2    PETTIGREW, George B. June 13 1807-Oct 29 1859 (iron fence)
3    FLOYD, Ferby wife of S.W. Feb 3 1878-Feb 4 1905
4    LYNN, Luvica 1870-1893
5    REEVES, Jennie 1895-1919
6    BURNS, George Mar 15 1818-Nov 1 1878
     2 broken stone crypts
7    STANLEY, Shad wife of J.H. June 25 1878-Dec 25 1899 Age 2lyr
          6mo 0da.

BEE CREEK CEMETERY #2 (by Don Richardson 1996) This is an unmarked
cemetery located about 500 yards past Bee Creek Cemetery #1 on left
side of road, toward Short Creek. It is on a small elevation, in a
sharp curve. There are no marked stones but field stones mark
graves. Reported to be buried here: children of Dan and Belle
Hickerson. Five graves, 4 of them stillbirths and one a child about
18 months old. (an aunt of these children gave this information).

Belle Hickerson, wife of D.A. Hickerson was born 29 March 1877
Daniel A. Hickerson, son of Jackson and Ellen Hickerson, was born
8 Apr 1855 and died 16 Jan 1949. They are both buried in the Bee
Creek Cemetery #1.

BROMLEY CEMETERY. Located on Hwy 13 south of Flatwoods, a short
distance south of the Flatwoods cemetery on the same side of the
highway.

1.   Jones, Dorothea Bromley 11 May 1917-
          Phillip Sylvester 23 May 1909-27 Nov 1975 m-21 Jan 1939

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2.   Stocks, William Raymond 20 Feb 1915-
          Evelyn Bromley 14 May 1921-27 Mar 1996 m-16 Mar 1946

3.   Stocks, Stephen Raymond 26 June 1949-12 May 1989

4.   Willoughby, William Joshua 28 Oct 1969-30 Oct 1969

5.   Bromley, John Louis TN S1 US Navy WW II
          27 Nov 1914-17 Oct 1971

6.   Bromley, Lillian Bastin 3 Apr 1897-21 Mar 1963
          Albert Patterson 7 Jan 1873-23 Oct 1967

7.   Bromley, Albert Vernon 20 Sept 1926-2 Aug 1979
          Betty Wilson 10 Nov 1928-    m-13 Dec 1951

W.R. BUNCH CEMETERY--This cemetery was indexed by David Donahue on
November 25 1988. "This small cemetery, unnamed on the Pope
quadrangle, is located on Mayberry Branch. It has been destroyed.
Two toppled stones and one broken stone were found.

BUNCH, Ella F. dau of W.R. & E.L. March 6 1890-October 7 1896

BUNCH, W.R. Husb of E.L. October 9 1859-September 1 1891

HORNER, Ruth Wife of Laney Horner (only top portion of this
broken stone could be found.)

(William R. Bunch was married to E. L. Holder on 1 Sept 1875 by
C.T. Wiley JP. She was the daughter of Laney and Rutha Holder. He
was the son of Joseph and Nancy Bunch.)

CAMPBELL CEMETERY. Located on a high hill north of Short Creek
Road. Area is overgrown and logging in the area has damaged
the stones.

1.   CAMPBELL, Ota Aug 13 1869-Nov 15 1920
2.   CAMPBELL, B.F. Jan 10 1852-Aug 10 1931 (Erected by grandsons
      in 1974)
3.   BASTIN, A.O. Dec 1843-
      Pheby Jane Mar 10 1847-Nov 16 1898
4.   TUCKER, V.D. Oct 25 1857-Dec 31 1900   m-Dec 26 1872
5.   CAMPBELL, W.T. Co F 2 Tn Mtd Inf

Numerous graves marked with fieldstones.

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CATRON CEMETERY-Located off Old Hwy 13S on Duncan Camp Road. Fenced
area in pasture land on Ferguson farm. Overgrown.

West:
Al   2 fieldstones
 3   VOWERS, Willie R. son of Robert & Mary Sept 19 1903-July 7 1918

B1   Illegible
 2   Illegible

Cl   HAYNES, J.T. son of JG & SF Dec 26 1867-Jan 19 1901
 2   HAYNES, Hyle son of EM & (ID?) 1893- - - 11 1899
 3   Illegible
 4   HAYNES, Jane wife of J.G. Oct 11 1822-Mar 23 1849
 5   HAYNES, Illegible

Dl   KILPATRICK, Ned Carmack Feb 24 1908-Dec 22 1988
 2   KILPATRICK, William Allen Jan 23 1889-Oct 15 1986
 3   KILPATRICK, Lenard Carl June 25 1932-Sept 4 1934
 4   KILPATRICK, Johnie Edward Aug 3 1928-June 14 1933
 5   KILPATRICK, John F. Dec 31 1870-Mar 13 1971
 6   KILPATRICK, Lillie May wife of JF May 14 1871-Feb 5 1916
 7   CATRON, Mary wife of C. Oct 26 1804-Feb 21 1860

El   Stone broken
 2   CATRON, Mary D. wife of FJ Jan 8 1835-Dec 9 1882 age 47-11-1
 3   Stone broken
 4   Fieldstone
 5   CATRON, _____ son of FJ & MD Dec 19 1866-Aug 24 1868
 6   Fieldstone
 7   CATRON, Emma May 7 1869-May 23 1938

CHAPPELL Cemetery. Located just north of Flatwoods. Take the first
road to the right (west) after crossing the Buffalo bridge on Hwy
13 going toward Flatwoods. The cemetery is located in the woods
just a short distance off the road and a short distance from Hwy
13. It is near the old church building. It is partially fenced.
Located in the woods with no road to it. There are numerous
unmarked graves and graves marked only with fieldstones.

1    CHAPPELL, Nimrod Henry Sept 13 1895-Sept 26 1967
               Rosetta Mae May 9 1895-Sept 27 1959

2    CHAPPELL, Jessie d June 10 1963 Age 92yr 3?
               (This was an Undertakers Marker-McDonald Funeral
               Home)

3    A fieldstone with H 0 Y(?) T carved on it, with footstone
               with "H" carved on it.

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4    A fieldstone with M K carved on it.

CHOAT CEMETERY - Located off Hwy 412 just west of Richardson
Cemetery. It's on the top of steep hill and overgrown.
There are several unmarked graves.

1.   BROADWAY, Henry W. 1867-1940
               Mary Bell "Polly" Ward 1876-1950

2.   CLIFTON, Infant girl 4 March 1936
              Wilburn R. 10 Aug 1930        Infants of Ernest &
                                            Myrtle Clifton

3.   Unmarked grave

4.   WILLIAMS, Andrew Jackson d 5 Jan 1954 Age 80yr 7mo 17da
     (undertaker's marker)

5.   FRENCH, Dorothy Sue Dec 1945-Jan 1946

6.   FRENCH, W.Clyde son of WH & Lou 7 Jan 1903-12 June 1917
     Age l4yr Smo Sda

7.   FRENCH, W. Hart 1881-1951
          Lou 1883-19__

8.   LOMAX, James R. 1858-1937

9.   LOMAX, Marry 1858-1930

10.  CHOAT, S.D. husb of L.A. 1 Jan 1842-14 Feb 1896

Note: There are 3 unmarked graves on one side of Choat grave and
one on the other.

CHOATE CEMETERY.. Located of f the Pineview-Linden Hwy (Lick Creek)
on top of a high hill with only a logging road to it.
Overgrown.

1.   CHOATE, Samuel H. Apr 1 1905-Mar 17 1990
2.   CHOATE, William Thomas 1889-1939 Masonic Emblem
3.   CHOATE, Stephen D. son of WA & MJ Jan 12 1895-Dec 18 1917
          Age 22yr 11mo 6da
4.   CHOATE, William A. husb of Martha J. feb 1 1869-Jan 21 1918
          Age 48yr 11mo 2lda
5.   CHOATE, Martha J. wife of WA Nov 6 1869-Dec 1 1921
            Age 52yr 25da
6.   CHOATE, Elnora 1898-1965
7.   CHOATE, Pairlee M. 1887-1964
8.   CHOATE, Flora P. Oct 16 1903-Oct 6 1985   OES Emblem
9.   CHOATE, Martha Ora Feb 24 1908-May 23 1989

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10.   SANDERS, Infant dau of Mr & Mrs R.L. Sanders Dec 27 1927.

CLAYBORNE CEMETERY.. This was an old abandoned cemetery located in
the Tom's Creek area near the Tennessee River. All graves and four
headstones were moved to the Howard Cemetery by the TVA in the
1940's.

Sarah M. Allen 28 April 1815-10 Oct 1855
Allen Infant
Martha Jane Corin d 19 Mar 1840 Age 17-11-14
E.A. Corin
Lewis Speece Age 38 d 1838
Betsy Howard b Cherry County, NC 12 Dec 1785. Died 24 Mar 1859
          Age 73-3-12
Sandy Howard Age 58 d 1863

CONDER CEMETERY-This cemetery was listed in the TVA survey of 1943
as follows; "Located on land Map 206, Tract #1 elevation 380, 7
graves. This was an old abandoned cemetery containing no monuments.
Remain permits were executed on the graves of five persons known to
have been buried here, but the exact location of the graves was not
known.
1.   Charlie Guthart
2.   Morretts Guthart
3.   Mrs Morretts Guthart
4.   Willie Guthart
5.   Charlie Guthart
The above information was given by Cora Nunley, great granddaughter
of Charles Gotthardt, granddaughter of Agnes Gotthardt, daughter of
John Gotthardt.
     Charles Fredrick Gotthardt was born in Saxony in 1811. He
purchased land in Perry County in 1837 at a tax sale. He started
the first tannery in Perry County in 1843 at Rattail Landing. This
land is now included in Mousetail Landing State Rustic Park. The
cemetery is on park land but the exact location is unknown.
     Charles had children in Saxony who came to America as they
reached 21 years of age. 1) Carl Heinrich Gotthardt came in 1855
and settled in Decatur County, later moving to KY. 2) Agnes
Gotthardt came to Perry County in 1857 and lived with her father.
She remained unmarried but had children Elizabeth (c1862) John
(1865) Charles (1871). 3) Fredrick Moritz Gotthardt arrived in 1859
and married Margaret Jane Lunsford of Decatur County. He served the
Union during the Civil War. He died soon after the war and his widow remarried in Decatur County. 4) Hermann Adolph Gotthardt, the
youngest son, married Martha Caroline Dickson in Perry County. They
had eight children, most of them born in Perry County. The family

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later moved to KY.
     Based on the above, the information on the TVA report is in
error. Charles Gotthardt was probably buried here on his own land.
Also, Moritz was probably buried beside his father. His wife
remarried and was buried in Decatur County by her second husband.
The other graves were probably the illegimate children of Agnes,
all died as children except John, her mulatto son, with whom she
lived during her last years.
     This cemetery was probably first called the Gotthardt Cemetery
and the named changed wheh the Conders bought the land.
     It is unknown whether anyone other than Gotthardts were buried
here.

COTHAM.. Located north of Lobelville on the Ike Cotham farm. Turn
west on a chert road on the north side of the Hester-Smith
Cemetery. Cemetery arch can be seen from Hwy 13N. There is only one
grave.

Obituary from the Buffalo River Review:
     Jeffrey Charles Cotham, 25, of Lobelville, died May 11, 1988
at Benton County Community Hospital in Camden. Funeral services
were May 13th at 2:00 at McDonald Funeral Home in Lobelville. Jerry
Dunn and Georgie Conner were the ministers. Burial was in the
Cotham Cemetery.
     He was a native of Perry County; employee of Belisle Company
in Camden and was a member of the Lobelville Methodist Church.
     Survivors include his parents, Charles Edwin and Carolyn
Videlle Roberts Cotham of Lobelville; 2 sisters, Catrina Carroll
Cotham of Nashville, and Anissa Cheryl Cotham of Lobelville;
grandparents, Reida and Ike Cotham of Lobelville and Lela Roberts
of Linden.

CRAIG CEMETERY.. Located on the north fork of Lick Creek approx 2
miles east of the Strickland Cemetery. It is on a very steep hill
and is overgrown and badly washed. There is a sign at the roadside.
Reported to have both black and white buried here.

1.   CRAIG, Newt Sept 17 1898-Dec 5 1961
          Conna J. Dec 15 1900-
2.   CRAIG, Roy Lynn Mar 30 1938-Dec 29 1961   TN S113 US Navy
3.   BLACK, Isaac Husb of Jessie Craig Dec 4 1888-Oct 31 1918
4.   CRAIG, W.R. Feb 16 1855-Sept 21 1916
5.   CRAIG, Lizzie W. 1892-1953
6.   GOTTHARDT, W.O. son of JH & Tennie July 26 1897-Jan 11 1919
     (the only black male killed in WW I from Perry County)
7.   Undertakers Marker with no information
8.   YARBROUGH, Nashcl June 8 1978   Age 79-11-0

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9.   Undertakers Marker with no information
10.  SCOTT, Mellie Aug __ 1957   Age 85-6- (Undertakers marker)
          Neil, husb of Mellie
11.  Undertakers marker with no information
12.  JOHNSON, Estella B. Jan 5 1911-June 13 1938
13.  VAUGHN, Azille wife of LD Jan 9 1889-Mar 2 1920   Age 31-1
14.  Undertakers marker
15.  BARBER, Pearl Lee 1908-1986
16.  HUNTER, Mary W wife of FJ Oct 22 1855-Mar 23 1896   Age 40-5-1
17.  DIXON, Elvira wife of Pleas May 31 1830-Mar 10 1904   Age 73-9-9
18.  HUNTER, Adam d Mar 20 1897   Age 67-9-10
          Erected by Frank, JH, and Mary HW
19.  RANDLE, G.A. son of JW & FP Mar 28 1905-July 4 1906
20.  VAUGHN, John H. Dec 7 1875-Aug 2 1897
21.  VAUGHN, Matilda Dec 25 1979 Age 78-8-22 (undertakers marker)
22.  Undertakers marker with no information
23.  GUTHRIE, James Henry Hairson Mar 10 1841-Mar 17 1885 (Masonic
          Emblem)
24.  CRAIG, Irvin V. Apr 3 1903-Jan 9 1977
25.  CRAIG, X.L. Tn Pvt 37 Co 158 Depot Brig WWI
          Nov 30 1894-Oct 27 1970
26.  CRAIG, Clarence Tn Pvt Co C Service Bn May 9 1893-Oct 1 1969
27.  CRAIG, Walter (twin of Irvin) 3 Apr 1903- Jan

Also known to be buried here;
1.   Gotthardt, John and wife, Tennie and their daus, Ruth
          Gotthardt and.Lillian Hughes.
2.   CRAIG, Susie wife of Clint
3.   CRAIG, Wilma, dau of Susie
4.   CRAIG, Ocie, son of W.R. & Lizzie
5.   CRAIG, Elizabeth, dau of W.R.
6.   RICHARDSON, Mandy
7.   CLOYD, Mildred, grandau of Mandy
8.   DIXON, Mary Jane
9.   DIXON, Will
10.  DIXON, Ernest
11.  DIXON, Eula

CRAIG-BERRY CEMETERY.. Located on the original Andrew Craig property
which is now the Godwin property about 3/4 mile back (north)
of Chestnut Grove Church on a hill top. Overgrown. Probably
has 7 rows of graves, several marked by fieldstones. Only one
marked stone was intact.

1.   TRULL, Sallie 0. 1861-1929
2.   BERRY, B.B. husb of S.E. (Masonic Emblem)
     "God gave, He took, He will restore. He doeth all things
     well."
3.   BERRY, Sarah E. wife of BB Sept 4 1839-____ 1882(?)
4.   Footstone with A.C. (There is a record of a large marked

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stone for Andrew Craig located here.)

BERRY, Benjamin
     sp-Sarah Elizabeth Craig 4 Sept 1839-1882(?)
     Ch-1) Andrew Berry 30 Aug 1865-27 July 1915
           sp-Lou Rainey 1865-1939
           Ch-1) Ethel (m-W.I.H. Tucker) 6 Oct 1884-16 Sept 1960
              2) Matt (m-Wesley Trull) 1893-1981
              3) Kate (m-Otis Guthrie)
              4) Edith
              5) Allen (m-Minnie) 4 Feb 1887-7 Nov 1919
              6) Jack 1901-1934
        2) Neumiga Berry
           sp-Allen Jordan Dowdy III
        3) Dick Berry
           sp-Emma Long
        4) Do Berry
           sp-Dock Rodger's brother
        5) Sally "Sas" Berry 1861-1929
           sp-Tom Trull
           Ch-1) Wicks Trull (in-Hattie Jackson)
              2) Dena "Dink" T. (in-Scott Murray)
              3) Benjiman T.
              4) Wesley T. (m-Matt Berry) 1891-1967

CUDE CEMETERY.. Located on Old Hwy 13 west of Beardstown. This
cemetery was listed in the first cemetery book. Merle Stevens of
Brownwood, Texas has supplied additional information which has been
added.

Al   WARREN, Mattie (King) July 5 1886-May 2 1970
      J. Hugh June 14 1887-Nov 6 1966
 2   KING, M. Addie (Harris) June 12 1889-Sept 4 1965
      W.Abner Dec 12 1884-Mar 18 1969 (bro. of Mattie above and son
      of J.B. and Martha Jane Baars King)

B1   KING, Sarah (Gilmer) Oct 8 1872-Apr 8 1952
      George Nov 5 1874-Mar 9 1956 (bro. of Abner & Mattie and son
      of Joshua B. King and Martha J. Baars)
 2   KING, Eddie 3 Aug 1902-6 May 1904

Cl   Unmarked stone
 2   Dodson, Rebecca d 11 Dec 1868, age about 78 (This Rebecca was
        married at least twice: 1st to a King, one son Alexander
        King and 2nd to a Dodson. She lived in Lewis Co. per 1850
        and 1860 census. Her will, written in 1861, Lewis Co., was
        proven 1869.
3&4  Unmarked stones
 5   DOTSON, Melia Adaline wife of John H Mar 1 1839-May 18 1903
          (she was a Gilmer, per marriage 1850 in Lewis Co. TN. She
           was dau.-in-law of above Rebecca)

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 6   KING, Jane B. Nov 20 1848-July 26 1936 (dau of George & Lena
       Baars
       J.B. Sept 3 1852-Aug 21 1915 (Joshua "Poney" King, son of
       Alexander King.

Dl   LOMAX, Rebecca King 1878-1957 "Loving Grandmother" (dau. of
       J.B. King & Martha J Baars, wife of John Caswell Lomax)
 2   Unmarked stone
 3   CUDE, Andrew C. Jan 29 1823-June 28 1895 age 72-4-29 (son of
       Horner Cude & Temperance Lomax)
 4   BAARS, Sarah E. Aug 377 1858-Sept 20 1898 (wife of Jarret
       Nathanial Baars, dau of Andrew Cude and Caroline Crudup)

El   CUDE, M.J. wife of W.H.Cude March 17 1836-Aug 22 1904 ("Old
       Mrs Jane Cude")
 2   CUDE, C.B. Sept 16 1882-Sept 10 1885 Age 2-11-24 (dau of JB &
       ME)
 3   CUDE, B.L. died Feb 9 1886 age 1-4-23 (dau of ME & JB)
     2 Unmarked stones
 6   CUDE, John Bell June 6 1859-Apr 30 1940
 7   CUDE, Mary Elizabeth Ender Jan 3 1865-Sept 6 1925 age 60-8-3
       wife of J.B.Cude

Fl   HUNT, Susan A. Oct 7 1820-Nov 14 1901 wife of Dr A.W.Hunt
 2   BRITT, John H Jan 22 1839-May 17 1899 age 60-3-25
 3   BRITT, Sue A Aug 8 1850-Oct 3 1888 age 38-1-25

G1   HARRIS, Sallie C May 4 1861-Jan 26 1942
       Giles T. Nov 16 1861-May 19 1950 (Giles Tinsley--son,
       Cecil: parent David Rice Harris)
 2   HARRIS, Ada T. (Twomey) Aug 14 1892-June 9 1973
       Cecil R. June 30 1890-May 12 1947
 3   JOHNSON, Susan Charlotte Mar 5 1880-Mar 9 1880 dau of LA & VW
 4   JOHNSON, Claude Cleopas 11 Sept 1887-4 Jan 1892 son of "   "

Thought to be buried in this cemetery without markers:

Andrew C. Cude's parents owned the farm where this cemetery is
located.
1   His father: Homer Cude 1795-26 June 1858 (son of John Cude)
2   His mother: Temperance Lomax Cude 1 May 1799-7 April 1893 (dau
    of Samuel Lomax & Temperance Bugg)
3   His 1st wife: Martha Crudup Cude died 1845,
4   His 2nd wife, Caroline Crudup Cude died March 1863 (sisters)
5   His 3rd wife, Indiana King Cude, is buried in Leeper Cemetery,
Lobelville, TN
6   Alexander King 1815-ca 1875 (son of Mrs Rebecca Dodson)
7   Rebecca T. Sharp King Feb 1826-after 1900 (dau of William and
    Elinor Sharp)
8   Infant of Andrew C Cude and Caroline Crudup
9   Infant dau of Andrew C. Cude and Indiana King b between 1875-

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1882

Alexander and Rebecca Sharp King were the parents of Indiana King
Cude, Abner King, and Joshua B. King.

DAVIDSON-HESTER CEMETERY--Located just north of Lobelville on 1st
Avenue extended. It is on land belonging to Dr. Kenneth Salhany and
permission must first be obtained from him as there is a locked
gate at entrance to hiS home. There are two sections to the
cemetery. The older section has 6 marked stones and several graves
marked only with fieldstones. The newer section, fenced separately,
should probably be called the Hester Cemetery. Both are clean and
well maintained.

1.   LYNCH, Luetter, dau of GW & LD Sept 16 1897-Aug 6 1899

2.   HESTER, A.R.L. Jan 9 1838-Jan 25 1897
       "     Sims Apr 14, 1896-Feb 4 1897
       "     Two twin boys b & d Aug 26 1892
       "     Sons of RE & ME Hester

3.   HESTER, Anna wife of R.E. (Richard Edward) Jan 11 1864-
             June 27 1899 Age 18 years-6 months-4 days.

4.   PATTAN, A.L.V. dau of T & MA Pattan July 7 1884-June 27 1899

5.   OAKLEY, Nancy Nov 24 1842-Aug 7 1899   Age 56-8-13

6.   QUALLS, David E. Pvt Co C 10 Tn Cay Confederate State Army
             Feb 9 1819-Oct 18 1883

HESTER SECTION:
1    HESTER, Wm. D. Jr. Aug 27 1921-May 21 1976
          Betty D. Oct 26 1926-June 23 1976
2    HESTER, Neal Nov 2 1907-May 28 1962
          Helen Sept 7 1921-June 22 1972
3    KNOTT, Bertha C. Hester 1886-1957
          Horace Ora 1886-1955
4    HESTER, R.E. Mar 30 1858-Jan 30 1933 (Richard Edward)
5    HESTER, Will D. Sept 3 1886-Aug 6 1922 Woodmen of World stone
6    HESTER, Jennie Daily Dec 1 1887-Apr 9 1939
7    POOLE, Mary L. 1916-1966
8    BATES, Willie O. 1919-1966
9    HESTER, Lynn Dec 9 1909-Mar 26 1982 Age 82
10   DAVIS, Ila Marie Hester Nov 30 1913-June 9 1985
11   BATES, J.W. Apr 23 1857-Sept 12 1912
12   BATES, Hester Ann wife of JW Sept 3 1852-Nov 3 1904
13   DAVIDSON, W.I. died Dec 17 1894 Age 64-11-24
14   HESTER, Mary M. Feb 26 1868-July 22 1937
15   HESTER, Margaret wife of R. Hester Aug 6 1834-Aug 10 1886

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Age 52 years-4 days.

DEAUMANETTE Cemetery.. Located on Hwy 50 W (Tom's Creek Road) a few yards east of Westside-DePriest Cemetery. It is in woods with a
wire enclosure. A new sign with name of cemetery but no marked
stones. There are six graves marked with fieldstones.
     The Deaumanette family emigrated from France to the US in
1847. They landed in New Orleans and came up the Mississippi River
to the Tennesse River to Denson Landing where they settled in the
area now known as DePriest Bend. According to the 1860 census, the
family consisted of Louis Charlemaine Deauinanette, (who became a
USA citizen in 1852) his wife,Clara Adele Patri, son, Henry E.
(1837) daughters, Leona Louisa (1844) and Adell (1851). Leora
Louisa married Samuel M. Warren. (Information from Perry County
History Book and Perry County Census records).

LOST CREEK/LEDBETTER/DUDLEY CEMETERY.. Located on Lost Creek Road
just north of Lobelville, this cemetery has long been deserted and
overgrown. During May, the Perry County Historical Society
sponsored a 10-man Community Service Crew from the Boot Camp of
Clifton, TN under the supervision of Mrs Debbie Kilgore, which
cleared the underbrush from this cemetery. Several stones were
uncovered that had been lost.

Dudley, Thomas A son of GH & Charlotte 6 Oct 1879-26 Oct 1884
Dudley, George H. 10 Feb 1847-7 Feb 1888
Dudley, Charlotte 4 May 1853-26 May 1890 Age 37yr 2mo 22da
Dudley, Luider dau of GH & Charlotte 28 Nov 1873-16 Oct 1891
Giliner, James Alexander Scott 9 Cept 1823-17 May 1906 Age 82-8-11
Giliner, Martha Ann Bratton 1836-1897 Age 67
          "Our Father & Mother are gone, They lie beneath the sod,
          Dear Parents, though we miss you much, We hope you rest
          with God"
Greer, Bety Lee dau of HN & DA 22 Sept 1893-6 Dec 1896
Greer, H.N. 4 Jan 1872-9 Jan 1898
       Footstone with HG
Hamm, Sarah wife of Thomas 3 Sept 1826-24 Feb 1906 Erected by
      W.T.Hamm "Though lost to sight, to memory dear"
Harper, Wiley V. Virginia Cpl 44 Inf War of 1812 24 Sept 1785-14
      Apr 1859
Lancaster, Mark son of JJ & Lucy 12 Oct 1900-11 July 1901
Lancaster, Infant baby b&d 25 Oct 1891
Lancaster, A.P. 23 Feb 1865-Jan 1887
Ledbetter, M.E. 28 July 1842-7 Oct 1903
Tate, Sallie P 27 July 1884-1 Sept 1889 dau of L & ML
Tate, Polly Ann wife of L 25 Feb 1825-14 Feb 1890 Age 64-11-19
Tate, Lemuel 13 Sept 1822-6 Feb 1882
Tate, John 23 Oct 1853-16 Mar 1876
Tate, John E. son of D & SD Sept 1877-Sept 1878
Tate, Infant b&d 11 Nov 1895

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Tate, Infant b7D 12 Feb 1885
Warren, Clifford P. son of HW & Isora 30 May 1903-26 Sept 1904

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