{"id":721,"date":"2012-03-27T20:58:55","date_gmt":"2012-03-28T01:58:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tngenweb.org\/sullivan2\/?p=721"},"modified":"2013-07-19T15:42:14","modified_gmt":"2013-07-19T19:42:14","slug":"pemberton-hawkins-grant-cemetery","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tngenweb.org\/sullivan\/pemberton-hawkins-grant-cemetery\/","title":{"rendered":"John Pemberton Cemetery"},"content":{"rendered":"

This cemetery is known as the John Pemberton Cemetery or the Pemberton-Hawkins-Grant Cemetery. It <\/strong>is located in the Holston Valley on the farm of Mrs. Carl Leonard, Emmett Community (private property), on the lane behind South Holston River Fly Fishing on Emmett Road at Meadow Creek Road.<\/p>\n

Originally copied 23 Apr 1958 by Belle Lyle Tilden; in 1985 by S. I. Edwards, W. Smith, Carol Booher. Note: The Emmett Community<\/a> is in District 1. Annotated by S. Kathryn Bowling McKown. Photographed July 2013 by Sharon Steele-Smith, Robb Smith, Clayton Thompson, and Sue Pemberton Vaughn.<\/p>\n

GPS coordinates: 36.532685, -82.114551<\/p>\n

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BOOHER<\/strong>, Peter 16 Apr 1846 – 21 Dec 1912 (F= Andrew Booher M= Catherine. W= Sarah J. Massengill)<\/em><\/p>\n

BOOHER<\/strong>, Martin 6 Dec 1775 – 3 Feb 1868 (b. in PA W= Ollie.)<\/em><\/p>\n

BOOHER<\/strong>, Ollie, wife of Martin Booher 8 Mar 1788 – 5 Jun 1861 (born in PA on the 1850-60-census named appears to be Ella or Alla but marker is Ollie.)<\/em> * see note<\/p>\n

BOOHER<\/strong>, Louisa 24 Sept 1824 – 24 Feb 1894 (H= William Booher S= Noah C. Booher)<\/em><\/p>\n

BOOHER<\/strong>, Noah C. 2 Aug 1845 – 28 Dec 1919 (F= William Booher M= Louisa W= Elizabeth Catherine Wassum)<\/em><\/p>\n

BOOHER<\/strong>, Elizabeth Wassum wife of N. C. Booher 4 Jan 1833 – 27 (29) Feb 1908 (H= Noah C. Booher, the census states she was born in Virginia)<\/em><\/p>\n

BOOHER<\/strong>, Alice S. Booher d\/o N. C. & E. C. Booher 21 Sept 1870 – 19 June 1878<\/p>\n

BOOHER<\/strong>, Mary V., d\/o N. C. & E. C. Booher 10 Sept 1869 – 14 Jan 1896<\/p>\n

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DUNCAN<\/strong>, James J. Co. M 13th TN. CAV (Gov. marker, no dates)<\/p>\n

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GEORGE<\/strong>, Elizabeth 18 July 1779 – 11 (4) June 1802<\/p>\n

GEORGE<\/strong>, Frances 9 (2) Jan 1776 – 11 Apr 1798<\/p>\n

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HAWKINS<\/strong>, Jennie (Annie) McQueen “Mother” 29 Oct 1860 – 20 May 1937<\/p>\n

HAWKINS<\/strong>, Sue Annie 12 June 1897 – 23 Apr 1904 (1900) d\/o J.F. & Jennie Hawkins<\/p>\n

HAWKINS<\/strong>, Joe\u00a0 14 Feb 1888 – 21 Oct 1918 “Served with honor in the world war and died in service of his country”<\/p>\n

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MORRELL<\/strong>, Samuel Andrew 26 Dec 1851 – 21 Mar 1912 (F= Samuel Morrell M= Frances<\/em> )<\/p>\n

MORRELL<\/strong>, Florence Amelia Jones, wife of Samuel A. Morrell 16 Apr 1859 – 6 Mar 1920<\/p>\n

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OFFIELD<\/strong>, William 11-16-1832 – 1-16-1914 (F= Joseph Offield M= Elizabeth Boling W= Mary Catherine)<\/em><\/p>\n

OFFIELD<\/strong>, Mary Catherine, wife of Wm. Offield 23 July 1833 – 9 Jan 1892<\/p>\n

OFFIELD<\/strong>, Nancy 30 May 1811 – 20 Feb 18_3 F= Lewis Delaney Offield Sr. M= Elizabeth (she is on 1880 census but not on 1900 census)<\/em><\/p>\n

O’DELL<\/strong>, Col. James J. O’Dell 2 Jun 1827 – 17 Sep 1877 (F= James J. O’Dell M= Frances W= Jeanette Tate)<\/p>\n

O’DELL<\/strong>, Jeanette Tate, wife of Col. James J. O’Dell 2 Aug 1823 – 29 Jun 1909<\/p>\n

O’DELL<\/strong>, David A., s\/o J.& J. O’Dell 3 Mar 1865 – 14 June 1868<\/p>\n

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PEMBERTON<\/strong>, John\u00a0 b.12 Oct 1742, d,\u00a0<\/em> 25 Oct 1813. Capt, Kings Mountain Mil, Rev War. His original marker and a modern military marker are both at his grave. <\/em>
\nThe Pemberton Oak is named for Colonel John Pemberton. The flat military marker for Colonel Pemberton at Cold Spring Cemetery is only<\/span> a memorial marker. It was placed there by Sue Pemberton Vaughn, since there are several other members of the Pemberton family buried at Cold Spring. <\/em>SS
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PEMBERTON<\/strong>, Elizabeth 17 Jul 1749 (27 Jan 1741) – 7 Aug 1819 (1812)<\/p>\n

PEMBERTON<\/strong>, Ezekial 1 Aug 1781 – 1 Sept 1857<\/p>\n

PEMBERTON<\/strong>, James 16 Dec 1767 – 25 Nov 1815<\/p>\n

PEMBERTON<\/strong>, Thomas 29 (22) Jan 1775 (1771) – 1 (7) June 1848<\/p>\n

PILE<\/strong>, George F. 1851 – 1917<\/p>\n

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RHODES<\/strong>, George W. Rhodes 22 Aug 1858 – 28 Jul 1917 (W= Tennessee E. O’Dell who was d\/o James J. O’Dell and Jeanette Tate)<\/em><\/p>\n

RHODES<\/strong>, Jennie T., d\/o G. W. & T. E. Rhodes – 7-6-1884 age 1yr.<\/p>\n

ROGERS<\/strong>, Robert 10 June 1810 – 15 Mar 1888<\/p>\n

ROGERS<\/strong>, Melvina A. wife of Robert Rogers 26 Mar 1818 – 9 Mar 1911<\/p>\n

ROSENBALM<\/strong>, John Rosenbalm 1829 – 10 Dec 1901<\/p>\n

ROSENBALM<\/strong>, Mary, wife of John Rosenbalm 1832 – 3 Dec 1897<\/p>\n

ROHR<\/strong>, William M. 29 May 1808 – 18 Apr 1887 (stone is broken in half)<\/p>\n

ROHR<\/strong>, Ann Eliza, wife of William M. Rohr 22 Aug 1822 – 30 Nov 1891<\/p>\n

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For years people have wondered who Ollie was. New documents have come to light that suggest that Ollie was possibly a Wassum (not proven.)<\/p>\n

Ollie Ellen WASSUM, wife of Martin Booher, Jr., was a daughter of Nicholas Wassum and Eve Elizabeth DeLong. Ollie’s and Martin’s grandson Noah C. Booher married 17 Dec 1868 in Smyth Co., VA to Elizabeth Catherine Wassum, d\/o John W. Wassum and Mary D. (Polly) Groseclose. Noah C. Booher was the son of Louis(z)a Booher, d\/o of Ollie and Martin Booher, Jr. Since Ollie and John Wassum were brother and sister, Noah and Elizabeth Catherine were second cousins.<\/p>\n

Additional information submitted by Irene W. Owens<\/a>, Historian, Wassum Family of Smyth Co., VA<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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