PLEASANT GROVE CEMETERY. Traveling east on Weaver Pike, go 3.5 miles from the Bristol City limits, or 3.0 miles from the junction of Weaver Pike and Route 394; then turn right (east) on Pleasant Grove Road and drive 3.2 miles. … Continue reading →
ROOTY BRANCH CEMETERY is located at 551 Rooty Branch Road. Go south on 421 toward South Holston Dam and turn on Emmett Road. The first road off Emmett to the left is Rooty Branch Road. This information was collected from … Continue reading →
PYLE CEMETERY. Located east of Kingsport off Memorial Boulevard (126.) These records were compiled by Dorothy and Ruth Wexler, and submitted by Kermit L. Pyle. TNGenWeb Cemetery Database 1298727 ———————————————————————————————————————————– ANDERSON, J. H . 12 Sept. 1875 3 Nov. 1925 … Continue reading →
Originally submitted by Patsy Lee Sanders Hawkins, who also photographed the markers listed. Additional photos by Patsy’s son, Jonathan Hawkins (JDH) and sister Pamela Sanders Combs (PSC), and her daughter Lori Hurt Russell (LHR.) Located 206 Poplar Ridge Circle Road … Continue reading →
RILEY CEMETERY. This cemetery was transcribed by James Cornett, who stated, “My neighbors have always referred to this as the “Riley Cemetery” and it is located on the Holston River, just outside Bluff City. There are about fifty graves in … Continue reading →
Information and images are provided by Sheila Nichols Smith and Laura A. May Williams. MAP
Continue reading →William H. “Billy” Weaver Cemetery Island Road, Kingsport, Sullivan County, TN By John H. Denton, Sr. circa 19??, former historian of Sullivan County, who physically walked the cemetery, copied what was there, and interviewed older members of the Weaver family. … Continue reading →
Located at the end of the runway of the Tri-Cities Airport, on the south side on a hill across from Sinking Creek Church. From the airport, turn left onto Hwy. 75, then turn left onto Hamilton Road. The cemetery is … Continue reading →
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