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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 ca. 1930-1950 (more information below.) The body in the grave next to Wilma Richards was moved to Florida several years ago.

Photographed and transcribed by Elaine Cantrell, Betty Jane Hylton, Donna Briggs and Robert Shell, members of the Cemetery Survey Team of Northeast Tennessee.

Map location: Blountville Quad

GPS location: 36° 32.469N  082° 17.269W

 

Pickel Cemetery

 

NAME BIRTH DEATH COMMENTS PHOTO
Pickel, Charles Thomas 31 Mar 1942 28 Jul 1981 Dad 0471
Pickel, Martha G. 1972 1972 [Akard Funeral Home marker] 0475
Pickel, Ursula M. 18 Sep 1915 24 Jul 1986 [Shares marker with Corbit L. Pickel] 0472
Pickel, Corbit L. 12 Sep 1913 5 Sep 1985 [Shares marker with Ursula M. Pickel] 0472
Pickel, Nora E. 1949 2008 [Weaver Funeral Home marker] 0473
Hale, Delores Carol 1954 1955 [Akard Funeral Home marker] 0474
Richards, Wilma Presnell 21 Apr 1919 14 Jun 1987 0478

 

Additional Information

Cemetery neighbors gave the information that Worley Gene and Dean Pickle were buried in the cemetery in unmarked graves.  I located a death certificate for Worley Gene Pickle: white, male, twelve years old (19 Apr 1945 – 8 May 1957). He was the son of Corbit Pickle and Mae Pickle.  Cause of death, “general debilitation due to Hydrocephalus.”  The death certificate indicates that he is buried in the “Clarks Cemetery,” which is located nearby, but there is no stone for him there, either.  I was not able to find a death certificate for Dean Pickle.   ~DB


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