Located in Horse Creek Village in the Sullivan Gardens area of Sullivan County. After turning onto Derby Drive, turn onto Belmont Court. The cemetery is behind the second house on the left. Several of the stones have been pulled up … Continue reading →
This cemetery is known as the Fordtown Christian Church Cemetery as well as the Pond Church Cemetery. It is located southeast of the intersection of Fordtown Road and Lebanon Road in the Colonial Heights area of Sullivan County. The cemetery … Continue reading →
Located at 345 Pleasant Hill Road in the Blountville area of Sullivan County. This church is one of the oldest in the county. Photographed and transcribed 2 October 2004 by Donna Briggs and Bob Shell, members of the Cemetery Survey … Continue reading →
Located at the top of the ridge near 5000 Bloomingdale Pike. This cemetery was very difficult to locate and was overgrown with briars and weeds and had several fallen trees. There was a plank fence surrounding it, but it was … Continue reading →
Located behind the houses at 993 and 987 Chinquapin Grove Road, about one mile back in the woods. The cemetery is somewhat overgrown. There were two funeral home markers with no remaining inscription and one unmarked grave. Photographed and transcribed … Continue reading →
Located at 449 Church Road, Fall Branch in Sullivan County. Transcribed July 8, 2003 by Donna Briggs and Betty Jane Hylton, members of the Cemetery Survey Team of Northeast Tennessee. Map location: 5375D Sullivan Gardens Quad GPS Location: 36°26.07 082°35.42W … Continue reading →
Located next to the church at 868 Rock Springs Drive in the Rock Springs/Sullivan Gardens area of Sullivan County. The cemetery is fenced and well kept. Photographed and transcribed 5 Jan 2005 by Gary Sawyer and Donna Briggs, members of … Continue reading →
Located at Wadlow Gap Road near the Tennessee Virginia state lines in Bloomingdale. The cemetery is overgrown and many stones had fallen over. It is possible that there were more stones we were unable to find. There were two visible … Continue reading →
Located on a small hill beside 1142 Bethel Drive, Bristol, Tennessee. The cemetery is well cared for. Neighbors of the cemetery indicated that there are two unmarked graves near a stump: twin boys Worley Gene and Dean Pickel, who died … Continue reading →