Located at 4400 Greenwood Drive, Jonesborough, TN., on property formerly owned by Martha Jones.
GPS location: 36° 16.38N 082° 27.46W
Note: Number in brackets after the name corresponds to the location of the grave on the cemetery map.
NAME | BIRTH DATE | DEATH DATE | COMMENTS |
---|---|---|---|
[Illegible marker] [43] | Age 95 | ||
Armstrong, Harriet P. [27] | 07 Jul 1810 | 14 Jul 1849 | |
Bailey, Infant Son [5] | 10 Aug 1903 | 11 Aug 1903 | Infant son of R. H. & F. E. Bailey |
Bean, Russell [19] | 1769 | 1829 | *See note below [Spouse- Rosamond] |
Bean, Mary [42] | [No date] | 18 Apr 2004 | |
Eakin, Mary [32] | [No date] | [No date] | Age 55 y Wife of Rev. George Eakin |
Eakin, George, Rev. [31] | 23 May 1782 | 1856 | Born in Tyrone Co. Ireland Died in Abingdon VA in his 75 year |
Eakin, George, Rev. Jr. [33] | [No date] | [No date] | 22 y, 5 m, 21 d [Parents-Rev. George & Mary Eakin] |
Harris, Dixie [24] | 06 Aug 1884 | 23 May 1885 | Daughter of J. E. T. & Catherine Harris [Same stone as Frank Wilson Harris] |
Harris, Edna H. [21] | 21 Dec 1828 | 31 Jul 1893 | Widow of Dr. A. N. Harris |
Harris, Frank Wilson [24] | 13 Apr 1881 | 12 Aug 1881 | Son of J. E. T. & Catherine Harris [Same stone as Dixie Harris] |
Harris, J. E. T. [23] | 23 Jun 1823 | 19 Dec 1885 | [Stone is broken] [Spouse- Catherine] |
Harris, John C. [Crampton] [26] | 10 Sep 1773 | 09 Sep 1842 | *See note below [Spouse- Sarah Reagan] |
Harris, Joseph A. [20] | 07 Sep 1849 | 24 Nov 1937 | [Same stone as Juliet Harris] |
Harris, Juliet M. [20] | 11 Aug 1858 | 19 Apr 1936 | [Same stone as Joseph Harris] |
Harris, Sarah Anne Harrison Reagan [26] | 19 Oct 1781 | 1878 | *See note below [Spouse- John C. Harris] |
Miller, Mollie Harris [34] | 04 Aug 1858 | 02 Jun 1892 | Wife of D. L. Miller |
Miller, Baby Son [35] | [One date] | 25 Dec 1883 | Baby Son of D. L. & Mollie Miller |
McNicol, Hattie Lee Fay [41] | 23 May 1896 | 15 May 1897 | Daughter of G. C. & L. M. McNicol] |
Miller, Bessie [7] | 08 Sep 1892 | 11 Sep 1892 | Daughter of W. E. & Dona Miller |
Miller, Catherine [11] | 12 Jul 1828 | 11 May 1905 | |
Miller, George A. [16] | 26 Oct 1821 | 1823 | |
Miller, John H. [12] | 20 Apr 1826 | 01 Jul 1889 | |
Miller, Margt. [13] | 18-3 | 18 Apr 2003 | |
Miller, Mary [17] | 31 Mar 1790 | 04 Jan 1850 | |
Miller, Nellie [8] | 05 Jul 1894 | 23 Jul 1894 | Daughter of W. E. & Dona Miller |
Miller, Rebecca [10] | [One date] | 01 Jul 1900 | Age 70 yrs Wife of Thomas Miller |
Miller, Samuel [18] | 23 Jan 1788 | 12 Oct 1875 | |
Miller, Sarah [14] | 12 Oct 1833 | 20 Oct 1839 | |
Miller, Thomas E. [9] | 21 Oct 1831 | 28 Apr 1891 | |
Miller, William G. [15] | 06 Jul 1816 | 1833 | |
Morris, Florine [1] | 11 Nov 1856 | 11 Apr 1915 | [Same stone as James Morris] |
Morris, James [1] | 01 Mar 1862 | 27 Apr 1914 | [Same stone as Florine Morris] |
Naff, John Summerfield [30] | [No date] | [No date] | 7 Mo, 22 days Grandson of George Eakin |
Naff, Margaret A. [29] | [No date] | [No date] | 22 y, 5 mo, 10 days Daughter of Rev. George Eakin |
Painter, H. Marcus [22] | 1872 | 1969 | [Grave lies directly behind the grave of Edna Harris. It was once marked by a funeral home marker] |
Reagan, Jeremiah [28] | 1735 | 1811 | VA Troops Rev. War [Spouse- Abigail] |
Saylor, Ellen [3] | 26 Jan 1845 | 19 Aug 1912 | Wife of Thomas Saylor |
Saylor, Thomas [2] | 28 Dec 1838 | 28 Oct 1900 | [Spouse- Ellen] |
Walter, John [38] | 30 Mar 1820 | 23 Oct 1873 | [Spouse- Susan] |
Walter, John H. [36] | [No date] | 11 Dec 1811 | [Parents- George F. & Edna L. Walter] |
Walter, Malinda [37] | 15 Jul 1843 | 01 Dec 1850 | Daughter of John & Susan Walter |
Walter, Mary [40] | 24 Apr 1861 | 02 Jun 186 | Daughter of John & Susan Walter |
Walter, Susan [39] | 10 Jan 1821 | 01 Feb 1899 | Wife of John Walter |
Winton, [?]ley Ha [6] | 18 May 1844 | Twin bro. of Charles; son of Rev. W. D. & S. Winton | |
Young, Robert Clarence [4] | 09 Nov 1898 | 14 Nov 1900 | Son of J. R. & L. F. Young |
Surveyed, transcribed and donated to the Washington County TNGen Web Feb 2003 by Elaine Scott Cantrell, Martha Jones, Donna Cox Briggs and Betty Jane Hylton members of the Cemetery Survey Team of Northeast Tennessee.
Copyrighted 2013 by the Cemetery Survey Team of Northeast Tennessee. No part of this work may be copied without written permission from the Cemetery Survey Team.
Unmarked graves
McNichols, Mary, d. 1922, Death Record #166
Shipley, Letha Louise, b. 26 Oct 1939, d. 2 Nov 1939, Death Record #474
Welch, Albert, d. 1920, Death Record #446
Welch, Clarence, d. 1920, Death Record #423
Welch, Ella, b. 5 Apr 1868, d. 3 Apr 1930, Death Record #310
Welch, Sarah Katherine, d. 1921, Death Record #21
Obituary
McCrary, Frances F. d. 22 Sep 1913
Information from Wilda Allen Luttrell
Allen, Isaac 1789-1856
Allen, Sarah Sliger, wife of Isaac Allen
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Notes:
On April 2, 1990, Elaine Cantrell and Martha Jones counted 41 tombstones. However, it is known that there are many more graves; the cemetery is filled with large fieldstones marking gravesites. Some of the tombstones are so old that the writing is almost impossible to read. Due to the age of the gravestones some dates, spellings and etc. may be slightly different from previous recordings.
In 1811 Jeremiah Reagan and his wife, Abigail, set aside the land for a church and graveyard. The church is no longer around. Reagan died that same year; it is believed his wife is buried beside him. In 1934 a marker for the Reagan graves was placed there by the John Sevier Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Reagan was born in 1735 in Pennsylvania.
One interesting tombstone – Rev. George Eakin. On this stone is written: Born in Tyrone Co., Ireland, May 23, 1782 Died in Abingdon, Va., in his 75th year. A Wesleyan Lay Preacher at 16 years of age. He was 58 years an active preacher. He received into the church during his 34 years an average of 385 members per year or 13,000 souls. His wife, Mary, and a son, George, also have tombstones beside his.
Another stone reads: Russell Bean; 1769-1829; Married Rosamond Robertson; Son of Wm. And Lydia Russell Bean; First white child born in Tenn.; Erected by descendants in 1974; Dedicated July 1976.
John Crampton Harris stone reads: “Here lie the Rev. and Dr. John Crampton Harris born Sept. 10, 1773 and died Sept. 9, 1842, the son of Benjamin Harris III and Jane Crampton; and his beloved wife, Sarah Anne Harrison Regan, born Oct. 19, 1781 and died 1878, the daughter of Jeremiah Reagan and Abigail Harrison. J. C. Harris was a direct descendant of Capt. Thomas Harris, a member of the original Virginia Company, who was the son of Sir William Harris of Crisxe, Essex, England. Abigail Harrison was the direct descendant of Isaiah Harrison who came to Oyster Bay, Long Island, from Ireland in 1687. This memorial is placed here with love, by their great, great, great grandsons: John Edward Helms III, Rev. William O’keefe Helms, and Dr. Crampton Harris Helms, Nov. 30, 1996. “
Edna H. Harris’ husband, Dr. A. N. Harris, is buried in Kingston, Georgia. (Born in Jonesborough June 15, 1815 and died in GA November 6, 1868). Although there are no stones, it is known that five children of Edna & A. N. Harris are buried in Uriel next to their mother’s grave. They are:
Alexander Nelson Harris July 18, 1853 – Apr. 18, 1888
Rhoda Emma Harris Feb. 4, 1885 –
David Haynes Harris Feb. 8, 1857 – Nov. 28, 1881
Sallie Angelina Broyles June 2, 1847 – June 24, 1877
Matthew Napoleon Harris Sept. 22, 1862 – March 15, 1891
[Two other children: Joseph Allison Harris & Mollie Lavinia Miller have markers & are listed in this record.]
There is no marker other than a fieldstone, but it is known that Juliet M. Harris’ mother, Frances McCrary, is buried next to her grave.
From the Jonesboro Herald & Tribune: Garbers Community. Died Friday, Jan. 23, 1903 Charles Scott, who had his skull crushed by being hit by a falling tree. He was buried in Urial Cemetery the following day. Mr. Scott, about 30 years of age, was a single man living with his father, M. H. Scott.
Additional information from the late Charlotte Slagle:
Robert Clarence Young, b. 11-9-1898, d. 11-14-1900 was the son of James Robert and Ida (Florence) Saylor Young. Ida was the daughter of Thomas and Ellen Boring Saylor. James Robert was the son of Hugh P. (Jr.) and Mary Carathers Young. James Robert and Ida Young lived on Greenwood Dr. Jonesborough. TN.