EMMERT CEMETERY is located on Keenburg Road off Hwy. 19E South (Elizabethton Hwy.) in Carter County, Tennessee, beside the Harmony Baptist Church. Submitted by Sherry W. Reeter. CARR, Thomas A. “Tom” July 14, 1914-Jan. 16, 1959; F: Johnson Andrew Carr; … Continue reading →
Additional Information 1870 Census of Sullivan County Gaines, John S. 76 Lettitia D. 73 Anna 35 Franklin 31 Susan H. 34 Sarah 81 Lynn, Joseph 57 Elizabeth 40 John G. 32 Lettitia 25 Strother 20 Chas. A. 18 Joseph … Continue reading →
Located on Island Road about 1/2 mile from the intersection with Walnut Hill Road. It is a small cemetery that is fenced. Since it sits right beside the road, it is necessary to park in the road beside it. Thanks … Continue reading →
HILTON CEMETERY is located behind 1589 Mill Creek Road in the field. The cemetery is fenced, but horses and cattle have been allowed to roam inside and the stones are knocked over. There are at least 7 graves marked by … Continue reading →
HOLSTON GROVE LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY is located about two miles from Buffalo School, near the mouth of Beaver Creek. Transcribed by Charles M. Bennett March 6, 1958. Annotated by S. Kathryn Bowling McKown. Photographed by Sharon Steele-Smith June 2012. MAP … Continue reading →
These are the graves moved from HOLSTON VALLEY CHURCH CEMETERY to the “NEW” HOLSTON VALLEY CHURCH CEMETERY. These records were extracted from S. Kathryn Bowling McKown’s TVA Cemetery Relocation. The cemetery is located behind the Holston Valley Baptist Church, 18396 … Continue reading →
Additional Information: Located in Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee. I have included John George Horn & his wife Catharine Pence in the listing as they came to Sullivan Co., in the early 1800s, and their children are buried here. Information by … Continue reading →
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY are located in Sullivan County, Tennessee on Reedy Creek, about four miles northwest of Blountville, and about two hundred yards North of the New U. S. Highway 11W. The cemetery is well kept and clean. A … Continue reading →