Tolle-Bud Holt Cemetery by David Montgomery
Tole-Bud Holt Cemetery by Carol A. Queen
GPS Coordinates: 35° 24′ 22.6?N, 87° 52′ 44.8?W
This cemetery is located beside Beech Creek Rd. (highway 228) 5 miles from Tennessee Highway 13. It appears that this cemetery could have been larger at some point in time. There may be several unidentified graves here.
Enumerated by David Montgomery October 11, 2011.
Davis, Newton A.; b. 20 Sep 1838, d. 06 Nov 1892
Davis, Henry W.; b. 1828, d. 1864, Pvt. Co. “F” 19th Tennessee Calvary
Davis, Marion Thomas; b. 16 Mar 1867, d. 23 Oct 1895
Davis, Martha; b. ?? 22 1895, d. 23 Nov 1898
Below is the enumeration of this cemetery made by J. Erving and Ermadine Riley for the cemetery book.
Davis, Newton A., 1838-1892 [married Martha Hay, who was one-forth Indian.
She was buried in Greenbrier Cemetery, Boston Community, near Franklin, Tennessee.]
Davis, Marion Thomas, 1867-1895 [married Rachael Ann Turnbo]
Davis, Martha, 1895-1898, dau. of M.T. & Rachel Ann
Battles, William, 1805-1885
Rose, W.M., no dates, Co. B, 2nd TN INF
Boyd, Adeline Sanderson, 1855-1927
Boyd, Eli T., 1844-1922, Co. H, 2nd TN INF
Boyd, M.E., 1892-1897
Ray, Dock (Squire), 1850-1927 [father of John, Bill, Lige, Hannah, Oscar]
Ray, Mary Griffin, 1853-1916 [wife of Dock]
Ray, Minnie, 1891, no other date
Boyd, Zora, 1891-1912
Boyd, Susie, 1870-1902
Boyd, Caroline Sanderson, 1850-1900
Kincade, H., 1837-1901 [This is Hannah, mother of Mark and Martha, her mother was from Ireland.]
Bawcom, J.C., 1899, no other date
Marshall, Cora Lee, 1906-1906
Pulley, J.W., 1845-1936
Flippo, Jane, 1859-1887
Pulley, Marthey, 1860?-1877
Queen, James, 1819-1897, [wife's name was Lucinda]
Haye, E.A. or EAhae??, 1842-1918 [can't read clearly]
Also known to be buried here:
Ray, Hannah Casey, 1830-?? [She was of Pennsylvania Dutch origin, wife of William Ray, mother of Mary E. Turnbo, Dock, Henson, Moses and Rachael. Mary E. Ray married John I. Turnbo.]
Ray, William, 1827-??
Turnbo, Cassie Prater, 1828-1859, wife of Isom
Bawcom, Jones
Turnbo, William (Billie), born 1878-??
Queen, James Campbell
Queen, Priscilla Job, 1st wife of James Campbell Queen
J. Erving and Ermadine Riley stated, “There were more fieldstones in this cemetery than any other that we enumerated. Some of the markings were impossible to read. We supplied some of this information from Census Records.”