Carroll Cemetery

LOCATION: On the south side of Beech Creek one-half mile up the creek from the mouth of Morrison Creek.

Carroll, Joe, 1890-1919
Pitts, Fleda, 1910-1912, dau. of J.F. & M.E. Pitts
Smotherman, R.L., 1899-1900
Smotherman, Mary E., 1913-1913
Smotherman, Fannie Mathis, 1875-1917, wife of W.H.
Smotherman, W.H., no stone located but known to be buried here.
McCam, Dolly, 1899-1900, dau. of D.D. & M.A.
Doyle, Albert, 1910-1931

There are 125 graves without inscriptions. CARROLL, MATHIS, and TURNBO families are buried here. We found 25 graves, crypt type, with large rock slabs on top of the grave, but could find no identification.

Enumerated by J. Erving and Ermadine Riley

Butler Grove Cemetery

Butler Grove Cemetery

Butler Grove Cemetery

The Butler Grove Cemetery is located off Railroad Bed Rd. in Wayne County, Tennessee. To reach the cemetery, travel east on Railroad Bed Rd. for approximately 2.2 miles and turn right at the Butler Grove Church sign. Go about 3.57 miles and the church is on the left. The cemetery lies to the right and up the hill from the church. It also extends behind the church somewhat. GPS Coordinates: 35° 07¢ 28² N, 87° 40¢ 10² W

Contributed by David Montgomery at dmont1734@comcast.net. The records for this cemetery are current as of 8 June 2013.

To access the survey done by James Hart on 3-2-2001 go here, Butler Grove Cemetery (#170).

Bailey, Dorothy (Daniel); b. 16 May 1933, d. 30 Oct 2009, wife of Oscar E.
Bailey, Valerie L.; b. 29 Sep 1963, d. 15 Dec 2002
Bennett, Ma Lindy; no information
Bennett, Pleasant “Pleas”; b. 1828, d. 186?, no exact death year
Bennett, Sarah Malinda (Daniel); b. 1824, no death date
Bennett, William F.; b. 25 Nov 1850, d. 30 Nov 1922
Brewer, Blade Alex; b. 26 Mar 2010, d. 02 Mar 2013, son of Janson & Deanna (Owens)
Brewer, Margie Sue (Daniel); b. 03 Jul 1953, d. 11 May 2012, wife of Ronnie Mac
Brewer, Wiley Doyle "Dub"; b. 31 Dec 1944, d. 2 Mar 2014, US Army
Brown, Curtis; b. 14 Jul 1913, d. 18 Jun 1915, son of H.A. & Dora
Brown, Ella; b. 02 Jul 1887, d. 11 Feb 1907, wife of H.A. Brown
Burks, Mattie (Daniel); b. 31 May 1884, d. 1918
Butler, Betty Sue; b. 17 Oct 1940, only date
Butler, Brenda Kay; b. 20 Jul 1956, d. 02 Nov 1993
Butler, Charles; no dates, son of Paulie & Mandie
Butler, C.J.; b. 22 Jun 1869, d. 02 Dec 1958
Butler, Clifford E.; b. 12 Jun 1911, d. 04 Feb 1996
Butler, Edith Berneice; b. 20 Oct 1926, d. 23 Jun 1932
Butler, Elis; b. 21 Mar 1900, d. 15 Jul 1911, son of Joe & S.A.
Butler, Flora D.; b. 27 Jan 1879, d. 09 Jun 1880, daughter of Joe & N.J.
Butler, Frank; b. 12 Dec 1934, only date
Butler, Frank; b. 18 Oct 1876, d. 21 Feb 1911
Butler, Fronie D.; b. 04 Jan 1897, d. 05 Aug 1978
Butler, George A.; b. 22 Feb 1937, d. 13 Oct 1975
Butler, Geneva; b. 24 Mar 1945, d. 25 Mar 1945, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Freeman Butler
Butler, Geneva J.; b. 22 Jun 1940, only date, wife of George A., m: 28 Sep 1957
Butler, Homer; b. 13 Oct 1901, d. 17 Dec 1901
Butler, infant; b. 02 Jun 1905, d. 02 Jun 1905
Butler, Jessie C.; b. 15 Sep 1907, d. 24 Feb 1965
Butler, Joe S.; b. 17 Oct 1892, d. 07 Feb 1974
Butler, John; b. 13 Oct 1882, d. 16 Oct 1918, husband of Missie
Butler, Joseph; b. 1846, d. 1935
Butler, Lillie D.; b. 17 Feb 1889, d. 28 Jan 1981
Butler, Lola L.; b. 30 Nov 1910, d. 26 Jan 1981
Butler, Major Eugene; b. 16 May 1933, d. 24 May 1972
Butler, Mandie P.; b. 10 Jun 1890, d. 08 Mar 1970
Butler, Mary Ann; b. 06 Jul 1931, d. 06 Nov 1999, wife of Frank, m: 17 Aug 1963
Butler, Mattie M.; b. 20 Oct 1939, only date
Butler, Nancy J.; b. 08 Jul 1849, d. 06 May 1898, wife of Joe
Butler, Paulie L.; b. 03 Oct 1890, d. 23 Aug 1967
Butler, S.N.; b. 27 Jan 1875, d. 23 Feb 1903, wife of P.A.
Butler, Sarah A.; b. 17 Jan 1864, d. 25 May 1939
Butler, Sarah B.; b. 23 Aug 1914, d. 19 Oct 1991
Butler, Susie; b. 28 Nov 1875, d. 28 Sep 1964
Butler, Teddy E.; b. 30 Sep 1943, d. 04 Jan 2009, cremated remains to be buried here
Butler, Vernon; no dates, daughter of Paulie & Mandie
Butler, Vickie Ann; b. 20 Nov 1975, d. 21 Nov 1975
Butler, W.S.; b. 22 May 1895, d. 21 Feb 1898, son of Joe & N.J.
Butler, William P.; b. 01 Sep 1887, d. 05 Jun 1969
Butler, William Frank; b. 13 Jan 1932, d. 10 Jun 1982
Butler, Willie; b. 09 Oct 1903, d. 03 Apr 1904
Butler, Willie Louis; b. 13 Sep 1941, d. 11 Apr 2005
Daniel, Annie; b. 23 Oct 1887, d. 24 Mar 1928
Daniel, Barbra Ann; 16 Nov 1950, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Daniels
Daniel, Bennie; b. 1904, d. 1954
Daniel, Berdie; b. 19 Sep 1913, d. 09 Jan 2003
Daniel, Bertha E.; b. 12 Jun 1904, d. 29 May 1988
Daniel, Caroline; b. 10 Feb 1863, d. 08 Jul 1937, wife of J.R.
Daniel, Clara M.; b. 05 Dec 1903, d. 22 Nov 1990
Daniel, Clifford E.; b. 13 Jan 1916, d. 11 Sep 1993, Cpl. US Army WWII PH
Daniel, Dirkish Matilda (Thompson); died in 1882, wife of Robert C. Daniel
Daniel, Edith N.; b. 31 Aug 1956, d. 03 Sep 1956
Daniel, Eliza A.; b. 20 Feb 1860, d. 09 Apr 1931
Daniel, Emma; b. 21 Jan 1922, d. 22 Jul 2009, wife of 1st Clifford E., m: 09 Sep 1949
Daniel, Emma B.; b. 22 Feb 1875, d. Dec 1957, wife of J.P.
Daniel, Eugene “Gene”; b. 05 Apr 1930, d. 17 Feb 2012
Daniel, Eva; b. 14 Aug 1916, d. 15 Oct 1917
Daniel, Fronie; b. 16 Jan 1878, d. 12 Jun 1962
Daniel, Gladys J.; b. 22 Mar 1912, d. 07 Apr 1982
Daniel, Icie M.; b. 13 Nov 1897, d. 08 Mar 1988, wife of Sammie R.
Daniel, J.R.; b. 02 Nov 1855, d. 26 Oct 1932
Daniel, James A.; b. 24 Sep 1828, d. 08 Jun 1876
Daniel, James D.; b. 09 Jun 1926, d. 07 May 1946, TN Pfc. Inf. WWII
Daniel, Jim T.; b. 17 Apr 1899, d. Apr 1968
Daniel, Joe; b. 12 Dec 1863, d. 02 Apr 1905, husband of Annie O.
Daniel, Joe L.; b. 14 Apr 1884, d. 21 Jul 1961
Daniel, John W.; b. 03 Feb 1876, d. 21 Sep 1954
Daniel, J.P.; b. 08 Jan 1869, d. 30 Jan 1930
Daniel, John W.; b. 02 Oct 1850, d. 13 Jan 1899
Daniel, Joseph M.; b. 22 Mar 1892, d. 11 Aug 1969, TN Pvt. 20th CO. 157th Depot Brigade WWI
Daniel, I.M. Jr.; b. Feb 1922, d. May 1923
Daniel, Louis C.; b. 07 Jan 1858, d. 07 Aug 1945
Daniel, M.C.; b. 27 Mar 1886, d. 17 May 1916
Daniel, Malie Belle; b. 12 Feb 1898, d. 07 Aug 1901, daughter of T.N. & M.N.
Daniel, Mark; b. 06 Jan 1840, d. 12 May 1884, husband of Poley
Daniel, Martha B.; b. 1900, d. 1948
Daniel, Meda E.; b. 21 Mar 1905, d. 02 Aug 1995
Daniel, Matt; b. 26 Aug 1886, d. 12 May 1936
Daniel, Milley; b. 09 Sep 1828, d. 09 Aug 1905, wife of James A.
Daniel, Mittie Louise; b. 15 Sep 1914, d. 18 Nov 1992
Daniel, Myrtle; b. 19 Aug 1913, d. 03 Mar 1921
Daniel, Plumer; b. 20 Aug 1879, d. 24 Feb 1932
Daniel, Plummer; b. 1797 in NC, d. 29 May 1874
Daniel, Poley; b. 15 Mar 1838, d. 30 Sep 1876
Daniel, Rosalia; b. 09 Dec 1857, d. 03 Oct 1911, wife of William W.
Daniel, Robert C. “Bob”; died 30 May 1891
Daniel, Roger W.; b. 1949, d. 1949
Daniel, Rosa; b. 24 Mar 1892, d. 11 Aug 1905, daughter of L.C. & S.M.
Daniel, Roy E.; b. 07 Jul 1964, d. 08 Jul 1964
Daniel, Sammie R.; b. 25 Jan 1903, d. 06 Aug 1981
Daniel, Sarah; b. 19 Nov 1882, d. 10 Aug 1903, daughter of L.C. & S.M.
Daniel, Sarah M.; b. 27 Jan 1859, d. 31 Jan 1928, wife of Louis C.
Daniels, Solmon; b. 19 Feb 1858, d. 30 May 1930
Daniel, Spencer; b. 18 Mar 1951, d. 09 Oct 1996
Daniel, Susan Elizabeth; b. 1886, d. 1917, wife of J.W.
Daniel, W.C.; 10 Jun 1927, son of Sammie & Icie
Daniel, William W.; b. 11 Dec 1854, d. 04 Jul 1906
Daniel, Willie; b. 04 Jul 1910, d. 29 Nov 1910
Daniel, Willie C.; b. 08 Jan 1902, d. 23 Jun 1961
Daniel, Willie L.; b. 1940, d. 1940, son of Mr. & Mrs. Willie L. Daniel
Daniel, Willie P.; b. 10 Sep 1915, d. 23 Mar 1917, son of J.L. & A.B.
Daniel, Wilma Jean (Jackson); b. 16 Jun 1931, d. 16 Jun 2003, wife of Eugene “Gene”
Daniels, Buford; b. 1937, d. 1998
Daniels, Dorcas; b. 31 Aug 1864, d. 04 Dec 1900
Daniels, infant; b. 28 Sep 1920, d. 30 Sep 1920, son of Mr. & Mrs. Joe M. Daniels
Daniels, no given name; b. 1932, d. 1932, son of Mr. & Mrs. Braford Daniels
Daniels, Ruby; b. 07 Feb 1917, d. 12 Mar 1919
Darnell, Jordan; Corpl. CO. “B” 2nd TN Mtd. Inf.
Davis, Missie; b. 07 Dec 1885, d. 07 Jul 1913, wife of R.L.
Gallaher, Elburn; b. 25 Jun 1912, d. 18 Mar 1948
Gallaher, Emma; b. 09 Aug 1914, d. 13 Feb 1936
Gallaher, Leona (Daniels); b. 10 May 1889, d. 10 May 1931
Gambrell, Penny D.; b. 08 Dec 1966, d. 15 Aug 2003
Gambrell, Vicki Kay; 08 Nov 1959, infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Russell Gambrell
Gallaher, Walker W.; b. 22 Jul 1908, d. 20 Oct 2002, Pvt. US Army WWII
Haithcote, James W.; b. 07 Apr 1863, d. 20 Dec 1935
Haithcote, Sarah A.; b. 19 Jan 1876, d. 22 Feb 1936
Holt, Alford; b. 11 Dec 1930, d. 14 Dec 1930
Holt, Barney; b. 27 Mar 1932, d. 30 Mar 1932
Holt, Bertha; b. 1929, d. 1933
Holt, Graford; b. 04 Aug 1945, d. 12 Aug 1945
Holt, John R.; b. 23 Mar 1910, d. 31 Aug 1986
Holt, Nancy E. (Daniel)(Thompson); b. 26 Jul 1894, d. 13 Jun 1961
Holt, Sam; b. 05 Sep 1881, d. 04 Jan 1981
Holt, Versie J.; b. 07 Sep 1915, d. 18 Aug 2006
Holt, Waford; b. 04 Aug 1945, d. 09 Aug 1945
Jackson, Bronica Shelaine; b. 25 Feb 1987, d. 02 Jan 1998
Jackson, Charles Alfred; b. 21 Feb 1932, d. 02 Nov 1970
Jackson, Charles L.; b. 09 Aug 1935, d. 24 Feb 2011, husband of Mary Ann (Dickey), m: 22 Dec 1956
Jackson, Cleo; b. 1903, d. 1940
Jackson, Jerry A.; b. 20 Jan 1944, d. 26 Apr 2011
Jackson, John; b. 1880, d. 1935
Jackson, Johnny Thomas; b. 17 Dec 1938, d. 09 Aug 2003, Pfc. US Army
Jackson, Lizzie T.; b. 19 Mar 1912, d. 21 Jan 1997
Jackson, Nancy C.; b. 1882, d. 1974
Jackson, Randall Eugene; b. 28 Dec 1958, d. 22 Feb 1989
Jackson, Walter Leo; b. 15 Jul 1906, d. 09 May 1977
Jackson, William Joseph Jr.; b. 16 Aug 1963, d. 08 Mar 1996
Jackson, William Joseph Sr. “Billy”; b. 01 Oct 1941, d. 25 Oct 2012, husband of Mary M. “Pat” (Thompson), m: 08 Apr 1974
Kilburn, Caroline (Danley); b. 22 Feb 1883, d. 28 Aug 1928
Luther, Edna R (Smith); b. 05 Apr 1946, d. 14 Jul 2000
Middleton, Mattie M. (Tilley) (Butler); b. 20 Oct 1939, d. 06 May 2011, wife of 1st Eugene Butler, 2nd Johnny R. Middleton
Miller, Royce Lee; b. 19 Aug 1926, d. 14 Aug 1982, Tec 5 US Army WWII
Miller, Ruby N. (Daniel); 13 Oct 1928
Morgan, A.E.; b. 30 Nov 1885, d. 15 Feb 1908, wife of G.W.
Morgan, Dora K.; b. 1889, d. 1934
Morgan, George W.; b. 1872, d. 1958
Morgan, infant; b. & d. 21 Mar 1906, son of G.W. & A.E.
Morgan, infant; b. & d. 14 Mar 1907, daughter of G.W. & A.E.
Morgan, J.H.; b. 06 Apr 1925, d. 18 Mar 1927, son of G.W. & D.G.
Morgan, Myrtle E.; b. 15 Jan 1916, d. 23 Jan 1917, daughter of G.W. & D.G.
Overton, infant; b. & d. 05 Aug 1919, son of John W. & Lula
Parker, Addie L.; b. 06 Feb 1927, d. 10 Jan 1974
Parker, Carrol J.; b. 28 Jul 1921, d. 07 May 1952, Pfc. 306th Inf. WWII BSM
Parker, Eldridge; b. 15 Oct 1946, d. 07 Feb 2009, husband of Fannie (Tilley)
Parker, Frank Jr.; 15 Jun 1920, infant son of Roy Lee & Sarah
Parker, Michael Elvis; b. 1970, d. 1971
Parker, Roy Lee; no dates
Parker, Sarah Francie; 04 May 1943, daughter of Carel Jr. & Addie Lee
Reed, Ernest; b. 04 Nov 1915, d. 11 Mar 2000
Reed, Fannie; b. 02 Jul 1866, d. 03 Mar 1901, wife of J.W. Reed &W.J. Todd
Reed, J.W.; b. 16 Jun 1861, d. 21 Dec 1896
Reed, Jasper N.; b. 1868, d. 1919
Reed, Margaret E.; b. 19 Jan 1881, d. 15 Dec 1968
Perry, Rosie Lee; b. 20 Mar 1909, d. 29 Oct 1986
Reed, Sarah M.; b. 1904, d. 1904
Reed, Willie; b. 15 Sep 1883, d. 01 Jan 1902
Risner, Geneva (Gallaher); b. 17 Oct 1919, d. wife of Raleigh
Risner, James L.; b. 26 Dec 1935, d. 07 Aug 2001, Pvt. US Army Korea
Risner, Raleigh; b. 16 Aug 1910, d. 30 Jul 1970, TN Pvt. US Army WWII
Robertson, Alfred Dale; b. 24 Mar 1937, d. 29 Sep 1938, son of Mr. & Mrs Roy Robertson
Robertson, Fannie; b. 11 Apr 1890, d. 17 Feb 1967
Robertson, James Dennis; 03 Apr 1949, son of Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Robertson
Robertson, Juda Rebecca; b. 08 Aug 1939, d. 08 Jul 1941, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Roy Robertson
Robertson, Kathryn Mae; b. 03 Nov 1946, d. 05 Apr 1948, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Roy Robertson
Robertson, Lorene D.; b. 02 Apr 1916, d. 07 Feb 1992, wife of William Roy, m: 05 Feb 1933
Robertson, Marshall; b. 22 Jul 1888, d. 26 Dec 1946
Robertson, Richard G.; b. 07 Feb 1926, d. 06 Jun 1926, son of F.A. & J.M.
Robertson, Sandra Patricia; 20 Mar 1948, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Wayford Robertson
Robertson, William Roy; b. 25 Jul 1913, d. 09 May 1986
Stooksberry, Mary; died 1910, 18 years of age
Stooksberry, Terry R.; b. 1946, d. 1946
Stults, Annie; b. 18 Feb 1872, d. 22 Apr 1951
Stults, M.J.; b. 10 Oct 1877, d. 03 Dec 1947, husband of Annie
Stults, Ola Mae (Jackson); b. 25 Oct 1906, d. 08 Aug 1950
Thompson, A.N.; b. 23 Jan 1878, d. 06 Feb 1904
Thompson, Abbie P.; b. 03 Feb 1886, d. 08 May 1966
Thompson, baby; b. & d. 15 Sep 1937, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Loyd Thompson
Thompson, Barbara, 1944, twin of Dorthy
Thompson, C.P.; no information
Thompson, C.R.; b. 16 Aug 1856, d. 24 Feb 1915
Thompson, Charles Leon; b. 28 Oct 1923, d. 15 Mar 1994, Pfc. US Army WWII
Thompson, Cora Stults; b. 11 May 1910, d. 28 Feb 1996
Thompson, Danny Travis Sr.; b. 02 Jul 1949, d. 02 Jan 2007
Thompson, Darkis T.; b. 13 Jan 1882, d. 22 Feb 1883, daughter of C.R. & M.E.
Thompson, Dorothy Nell; b. 12 Mar 1943, d. 14 Nov 1993
Thompson, Dorthy; 1944, twin of Barbara
Thompson, Doyle Houston Griggs; b. 31 Dec 1965, d. 02 Jul 1997
Thompson, Dwaine Daniel; b. 08 Mar 1959, d. 09 Jan 2006
Thompson, E.H.; b. 09 Oct 1914, d. 07 Oct 1915, son of J.J. & Nancy E.
Thompson, Elbert; b. 20 Auf 1930, d. 06 Jun 1997, Pvt. US Marine Corps, Korea
Thompson, Elizebeth; b. 1859, d. 1942
Thompson, Flora J.; b. 01 Aug 1888, d. 21 Jan 1967
Thompson, Floyd; b. 25 Feb 1905, d. 26 Jan 1994
Thompson, Frank; b. 16 Feb 1879, d. 04 Jul 1957
Thompson, Hazel; b. 13 Mar 1917, d. 27 Jun 1937
Thompson, Herbert “Red”; b. 04 Aug 1928, d. 25 Dec 1997
Thompson, Harold Dwight; b. 07 Sep 1949, d. 28 Dec 2013
Thompson, Howard N.; b. 22 Aug 1950, d. 14 Aug 1952
Thompson, Ila G.; b. 10 Feb 1918, d. 10 Nov 2002
Thompson, infant; twin sons of Elbert & Vera
Thompson, Jackie E.; b. 10 Sep 1938, d. 10 Sep 1938
Thompson, James M.; b. 1878, no death date
Thompson, James Matthew; b. 06 Mar 1911, d. 04 Apr 1911, son of Mr. & Mrs. S.R. Thompson
Thompson, Jeffery Steven; b. 04 Jun 1964, d. 23 Dec 2013, husband of Donna (Bowlin)Thompson, J. J.; b. 26 Nov 1887, d. 25 Dec 1924, husband of Nancy E.
Thompson, Johnie; b. 1918, d. 1919
Thompson, Johnnie Noble; b. 29 Aug 1919, d. 04 Aug 1991, Pvt. US Army WWII
Thompson, Joe E.; b. 13 Feb 1885, d. 01 Mar 1958
Thompson, Joel; b. 1920, d. 1920
Thompson, Joseph; b. 19 Dec 1837, d. 16 Aug 1867
Thompson, Katherine; b. 1857, d. 1938
Thompson, Kathy Mae; died 02 Feb 1952
Thompson, Lary; b. 27 Feb 1907, d. 23 Nov 1916
Thompson, Laura Ann; b. 21 Sep 1901, d. 19 Mar 1990
Thompson, Leona Deffoe; b. 07 Apr 1886, d. 03 Dec 1910
Thompson, Leonard Loyd; b. 04 Jan 1918, d. 25 Jan 2005
Thompson, Lewis A.; b. 28 Feb 1892, d. 26 May 1982
Thompson, Louise (Daniels); b. 15 Apr 1923, d. 14 Feb 1941, wife of Hubert
Thompson, Marie (Griggs); b. 29 Apr 1950, d. 18 Nov 1976
Thompson, Mary E. (Haithcoat); b. 07 Feb 1931, d. 05 Jun 2013, wife of Charles Leon Thompson, m: 07 Feb 1947
Thompson, Maryetter; b. 08 Dec 1856, d. 02 May 1916
Thompson, Matilda; b. 08 May 1842, d. 10 Jul 1910
Thompson, Maynard Sr.; b. 05 Mar 1923, d. 29 Dec 2005, S1 US Navy WWII
Thompson, Opal; no dates, daughter of Carroll & Mollie
Thompson, Patricia D.; b. 12 Nov 1963, d. 26 Nov 1963
Thompson, Paul; b. 12 Jun 1937, d. 16 Oct 1997
Thompson, Polly Ann; b. 22 Dec 1887, d. 08 Oct 1982
Thompson, Reginia Faye; b. 13 May 1938, d. 10 Aug 1939, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Thompson
Thompson, Ruby Mae (Daniel); b. 05 Jul 1920, d. 31 Oct 2002, wife of Leonard Loyd, m: 17 Jul; 1937
Thompson, Samuel R.; b. 1930, d. 1933
Thompson, Sarah J.; b. 01 Nov 1855, d. 06 Apr 1922
Thompson, Sarah M.; b. 1881, d. 1954
Thompson, Solmon R.; b. 03 Jan 1882, d. 02 Jan 1942
Thompson, Stella E. (Birmingham); b. 28 Feb 1935, d. 12 Jun 2014, wife of James Andy, m: 15 Oct 1952 
Thompson, T.J.; b. 04 Jan 1842, d. 29 Sep 1928
Thompson, Talmage H.; b. 06 Mar 1916, d. 27 Mar 2001
Thompson, Thomas C.; b. 06 Feb 1877, d. 08 Jul 1943
Thompson, Walter Howard; b. 10 Jul 1928, d. 08 Jan 1929, son of Mr. & Mrs. S.R. Thompson
Thompson, Wanda Lee; b. 13 Dec 1940, d. 16 Dec 1940, baby daughter of Bonnie & Evie
Thompson, Wayne; b. 1855, d. 1932
Thompson, William Levi; b. 24 Dec 1880, d. 26 Mar 1963
Wallace, Sara Walsie; b. 09 May 1908, d. 21 Feb 1966, wife of Danville
Wallace, Danville C.; 28 Aug 1915,  d. 02 Dec 2013, retired minister

Providence Baptist Church Petition (1833)

This petition was found by the late Earl Arnett of Columbus, Ohio in 1984 at the Tennessee State Archives and Library. He copies it and submitted a copy to the Wayne County Historical Society. Providence Baptist Church was the “mother church” of Memorial and Indian Creek Baptist Churches. Providence Baptist Church was active from before 1833 until 1909 when the church split; some of the members went to Memorial Church, while others started the Indian Creek Baptist Church at Three Churches. The petition and affixed names and signatures follow.


To the Honorable the State Legislature of the State of Tennessee

We your petitioners citizens of Wayne County and members of A Baptist Church caled [sic] providence Church on Indian Creek Would beg leave to have a piece of the vacant Land set apart for the purpose of Building a new meeting House and that a Law be passed allowing said Church to have Located any quantity of acres of land not Exceeding four and that sd Church be allowed to receive a grant from the State of Tennessee when it is entered and a plat and certificate Duly made out by the surveyor of the 7 Surveyors District and your Petitioners in duty bound will ever pray &c.

Nathaniel HORTON
Francis CYPERT
William YOUNGBLOOD
William WARREN?
George WARREN?
John STANFIELD
Eligah B. HARBOUR
James BANKS
Wily B. TACKET
Eligah HARBOUR
Grief TALLY
John EATON
Micaga REED
Job FOX
David JOHNSON
Robert FOX
Andrew SCOT
John REED
Abraham FOX
Zachariah CYPERT
Isaac HORTON

End of Petition


 

Petition To Free Slaves (1825)

with Will of John Akin appended


“To the honorable the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee, now in session. We your humble petitions, heirs and legal representatives of John Akin, Dec’d, beg leave to represent to your honorable body, that the said John Akin, de’d, in his will ordered, willed and appointed Lott, a negro man servant of the said Akins, to be set free after three years service after his death and Esanah, a negro Girl to be set at liberty and made free immediately after his death. We therefore being the heirs and being willing that the said intentions of the said will of said Akins, dec’d should be compled with, pray your honorable body to pass such a law as may be thought most effectual for the final liberation and setting free said negroes, Lott having served the time required in s’d will of the said Akins, etc. and your petitioners in duty bound, will and pray.

//s//
W. V. Akin
William Grimes
Jacob Biffel
Moses Smith
Samuel W. Akin
John Akin
Robert H. Akin


Will of John Akin

In the name of God, Amen. I, John Akin, of the County of Wayne and State of Tennessee, being weak of boddy but of sound mind; calling to mind my mortality, I do feel it my duty to distribute my property amongst my children. I do make and order this my last weill and testament.

First: I bequeath to my eldest sone Robert Akin one yong bay borse & fourth of the crop and third of the Waggons and farming utentials.

I bequeath to my beloved son William B. Akin one third of an hundred acres of land where I now dwell lying on the waters of Tennessee in Wayne County and the fourth part of the hoggs and the fourth of the crop.

I bequeath to my beloved son Samuel Akins the third of the land, fourth of the crop and third of the waggons and third of the farming utentials.

I bequeath to my beloved son John Akin the third of the land, fourth of the crop and third of the waggons and third of the farming utentials.

I bequeath to my beloved daughter Martha L. Grimes one brown made and towo cows, Luck and Pink, and calf one bed and furniture and half the casting and loom and fourth of the hoggs —

I bequeath to my beloved daughter Pemelia Smith, one bed and furniture, one cow and calf, one three year old steer and yong sorrel mare and fourth of the hoggs.

I bequeath to my beloved daughter Ellenor Biffel, the remainder of the cattle and clock and half of the casting and dresser furniture, a yong gray horse, apails[?] and chairs and fourth of the hoggs. The books to be distributed amongst all the heirs.

I have through the prudence of God, two Black people cast on my care, the eldest named Esanah, the other Lot. I hereby ordain and decree that Esanah shall be free at my decease, free from bondage and from all persons. Lot, a black boy, I do ordain and decree that he shall serve my son John Akin three years after my deseace, then he shall be free from bondage and all persons.

I hereby appoint my beloved sons, Robert and Samuel Akin to be my faithful executors of this my last will and testament. Given under my hand and seal this 19th day of July 1821. //s// John AKin {Seal}

Witnesses:
Jacob Biffel
Joseph Scott

The execution of the last will and testament of John Akins was proved by the oaths of Jacob BBiffel and Joseph Scott.

The execution of the last will and testament of John Akins was proved by the oaths of Jacob Biffel and Joseph Scott and done in open Court in December Term 1821. Attest By //s// William Barnett, Clerk

State of Tennessee, Wayne County I, William Barnett, Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Session for Wayne County do hereby certify that this is a true coppy of the last will and testament of John Akins, Deceased, recorded in my office which I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the county to be affixed there too. Witness, Wm. Barnett, Clerk at office this 6th day of Oct 1825. //s// William Barnett, Clerk, by deputy, Wm. R. D. Barnett.

Petition To Move County Seat (1822)

To the Honorable the Senate and house of Representatives of the State of Tennessee 

The petitions of the Subscribers, Citizens of the County of wayne Respectfully sheweth unto your Honorable body, that under the Existing Laws for the Organization of their County, they are placed in a Situation, disagreeable to them, and such as they Humbly Conceive calls loudly for Legislative interference. It is believed by your Petitions that the Prosperity of a County depends not Intirely upon a fertile Territory but also and in no small degree upon the Situation of its Seat of Justice. So as to Offer inducements to the settlement of men of Interprize and Capital, the County and its town mutually assist and support Each Other. Your Petitioners are Situated in a County including a Very large Proportion of sterile Land totally unfit for Cultivation, believe that they can Only hope to balance the Natural disadvantages of the County by selecting Some Spott within it as the site of a town and seat of Justice. which will Promp Individuals who possess the means and Inclination to carry on Extensive business of Various Kinds to settle themselves in the place. and thus Diffuse throughout the County the produce of their wealth, skill and industry. Restricted to a certain distance from the center, within those bounds to for their courthouse. It is utterly Impossible for them to injoy the Benefits Resulting from circumstances of the above description. Your Petitioners therefore humbly Pray your Honorably body that this county of wayne be arranged better to the advantage of the Citizens at large in the following manner (to wit) Beginning at a point on the South boundary line of Perry county so as to give bounds for a Constitutional County Including a certain Surplus lying between Hickman Lawrence Wayne & Perry and that so much be taken off from Each of the above named Counties as to Compleat a Constitutional County To … [the following line is illegible on copy] [second page] … of said County of wayne Extend Over Tennessee River So far as to Include a Certain bind which points South Eastwardly to the Site of Carrolsville and then to Run South and East &c for a Constitutional bounds and if there should be a Surplus let it be on the South boundary as being a large[?] bounds of Country intirely unfit for Cultivation. We further pray that the Premises considered the law Confining the Commissioners for wayne county to a certain distance from the Centre for the Location of their country Town may be Repealed. and that a law may be Passed authorizing the County Court or a Majority of them to Put in Nomination two or more Places (one on the River) that the Citizens of the County determine by a Majority of Votes amonge themselves which place shall be the [Place-marked through] the Seat of Justice or Such Other relief as to your honorable body may seem meet agreeable to the forgoing suggestions and your Petitioners as in duly bound shall Ever Pray &c. May 29, 1822.

[Editor’s Note: The form drawn up for the petitioners’ signatures has a place for each petitioner’s residence. However, the place of residence is given for the first twelve signatures only.]

Petition Signatures


1. Wm. B. ROSS – Ten. River 
2. James[?] BLAIR – ” ” 
3. John BLACKBURN – ” ” 
4. John JOHNSON – ” ” 
5. William STANFIELD – ” ” 
6. Abraham MAYBERRY – ” ” 
7. Dan’l MAYBERRY – ” ” 
8. John STANFIELD – ” ” 
9. Isham POWELL – Beech Cr. 
10. Woolsey WARRINGTON – ” 
11. Elijah WARRINGTON – ” 
12. John WARRINGTON – ” 
13. John ALLDREDGE 
14. John W. NUNNELLY[?] 
15. Isaac ROBINSON 
16. William GALLOWAY 
17. William BATTLE 
18. James BOOTH 
19. Wes JOHNSON 
20. Joel PEOPLES 
21. Reuben PEOPLES 
22. Tennessee MURCHESON or HUETHSONE 
23. Daniel GRIGGS 
24. William SHERLY 
25. Peter RENTFROW 
26. John BENHAM 
27. Benjamin HUDELSSON 
28. M.[?] JOHNSON 
29. Wilson PETTY 
30. Isaac PETTY 
31. Thos. GES 
32. David RICKETT 
33. John VAUGHN 
34. Bengamin VAUGHN 
35. Joel SHELTER[?] 
36. William BENHAM 
37. Mayes GREGGS 
38. Charles RINER[?] 
39. Henry MARRS 
40. John MORRIS[?] 
41. John BUTRAM 
42. W.G. HUDDLETTE[??] 
43. Hiram SALL 
44. George GILL 
45. Jonathan ELLIOTT 
46. John GILL Sr.[?] 
47. Elisha WALKER 
48. William ALTOM 
49. Isaac BENHAM 
50. George O. MARES [?] 
51. Elihue ALTOM 
52. W.H. GILL 
53. Holoman BATTLES 
54. Alin NANCE 
55. Willie MAGNUM 
56. Charley HOLLAND 
57. William GRIMES 
58. Elijah WARRINTON 
59. David LETHERS 
60. Daniel HUDDLESTON 
61. Jesse BROWN 
62. James GILL 
63. Elijah McMAHAN 
64. Daniel[?] PULLY 
65. George GILL, Senr. 
66. William ROSE 
67. V. ROSE 
68. Charles R. WALKER 
69. Abraham MONTAGUE 
70. Bind[?] JONES[?] 
71. James DAVIES 
[numbers revert to 9] 
9. E. RILEY 
10. Granville SIMMONS 
11. Ira MITCHELL 
12. James RILEY 
13. Willis CASEY 
14. Grievous RAY 
15. James BATTLES 
16. Thomas McALROY 
17. Jeremiah CASY 
18. Ambrus POWEL 
19. Hugh TURNBOW 
20. Holoway PRATER 
21. Jno. POWEL 
22. Lewis POWEL 
23. Eaeton RAY 
24. Wm. BATTLES 
25. Jursley[?] LOVEING[?] 
26. Isom POWEL 
27. Brice PRATER 
28. A. HALLFORD 
29. Joel CHILDRS 
30. Jonathan HALFORD 
31. James KNIGHTON 
32. Harding POWEL 
33. Mical ROBENSON 
34. Mays GREGS 
35. Duke GRIGS 
36. John ROBINSON 
37. Enoch JAMES [100 marked beside this name] 
38. [skipped] 
39. Laucen[?] SHADY[?] 
??. James HALLFORD 
40. Jonathan COOK 
41. Miles MORRISON 
42. Fergis SNODDY 
43. George H. PRUETT 
44. William M. NUNNLEY 
45. Lem’l SIMMON 
46. Lewis JOHNSON 
47. Wm. B. SORRELS 
48. John R. HOLLEND 
49. John CRINOR 
50. John MITCHEL 
51. Joshua FLY 
52. Ezekial STOW 
53. Wm. BLACKBURN 
54. Joshua DUREN or DYREN[?] 
55. B. HENSLEY 
56. Ning RILEY 
57. Joshua WHITE [lined through] 
[numbering picks up with 72] 
72. Elisha [last name unreadable] 
73. Edmund W. GEE (H. Cty.) [Hardin County??] 
74. Robert SHANNON 
74. John BUTRAM 
76. Jacob REMAL 
77. James ROBINSON 
78. William DAVIS 
79. John T. McELROY 
80. Simon DEVER 
81. Geo. H.M. WALKER 
82. Thos. J. GRIGGS 
83. Samuel BLACKBURN 
84. G. ?. KELSEY 
85. John RILEY 
86. Ninon RILEY 
87. John WALKER 
88. Ric’d TIDWELL 
89. James ROSS 
90. W.H. OWEN 
90. Sam’l SNODDY [signed on same number] 
91. Wm. G. CORNWELL 
92. Thomas CROSSNOW 
93. George CROSSNOW 
94. James DOBSON 
95. T.F. EDWARDS 
96. James WHITE 
97. A.W. LAFFERTY 
98. John McCALLISTER[?] 
99. Holoway PRATER 
100. Jacob REMALL 
*There is 150 Signers to this Place 
151. John W. GIBBONS 
152. Joshua WHITE 
153. John WHITE 
154. Zachery THOMAS 
155. M. FOREHAND 
156. J.C. STOBOUGH 
157. Leonard BERRY 
158. G_____ ROADEN[?] 
159. Josiah B. WEBB 
160. George HOLOBOUGH 
161. John WEBB 
162. John M. LANKFORD 
163. Josiah SULIVAN or GULIVAN 
164. Moses RANDAL 
165. Wm. OWEN 
166. Willie S. PARKS 
167. Henry ARY 
168. John NUNN 
169. Arther SMITH 
170. James CAMEL 
171. Mikel CLINE 
172. Jacob FRALEY 
173. Phillip LOVE 
174. Jessee BOWEN 
175. Wm. H. NANCE 
176. John SHARP 
177. David AREEN[?] 
178. Adam STRUE 
179. Alford WASSEM 
180. James BOLAM 
181. John CHILDERS 
182. A. STOBAUGH 
183. Peter LINEBERGER 
184. B. McKENNY 
185. McKenny BENNETT 
186. Thomas SIMMONS 
187. Moses RAY 
188. J.W. RODGERS 
189. Samuel HENSLEY 
190. W.M. NEWTON 
191. David CARTER 
192. John MULRED[?] 
193. C. TUCKER 
194. B. TUCKER 
195. John COLHOONE 
196. A. CALHOONE 
197. Wm. COLHOONE 
198. Wm. GUNTER 
199. John PARKS 
200. The. PARKS 
201. Henry FLOWERS 
203. Hardy FLOWERS [202 skipped] 
204. Nedom FLOWERS 
205. John McELYEA 
206. Humphrey McELYEA 
207. Allen GUNTER 
208. Charles COTTON 
209. Ezekial SMITH 
210. Henry CLAYTON 
211. John HIGHSMITH 
212. Elias HIGHSMITH 
213. Job JENKENS 
214. Willis E. PARKS 
215. Phillip W. AUSTIN 
216. Jacob RILEY 
217. Caleb D. EDWARDS 
218. Jesse W. EDWARDS 
219. Aron B. EDWARDS 
220. Martin DYE 
—. John TUCKER 
—. David LILES 
—. Richard TUCKER 
—. Wm. TUCKER 
—. Benjamin BAIDSUN 
226. Elija COTTOM


 

[Editor’s Note: Most of the signatures from #173 – #226 appear to be in the same handwriting, as are several other sets throughout the petition. Although there are no personal marks given, it would appear that someone signed for those who could not write. In the left hand margin of the second page of the petition is written the word “unreasonable”. At the end of the list of petitioners is written “Petition of the Citizens of Wayne County praying relief in Certain Caseses. H. Repres. 5 Aug 1822. Ref’d to Com’ee Prop & Grievances, T. HAMPADE, Clk. BURNS.” The last “Burns” is in reference to Representative William BURNS from Wayne County.]

Petition of Elkins Hand (1821)

Submitted by Edgar D. Byler, III


Originally published in the Wayne County Historian, Volume 1, Number 2 – June 1988, page 71.


The original of this legislative petition is located in the Tennessee State Archives and Library, Nashville, Tennessee. A xerox copy will be placed in the Wayne County Room, Wayne County Public Library, Waynesboro, Tennessee.


The Memoriel of Elkis Hand of Wayn County – To the Honorable the general Essembly of the State of Tennessee umbly sheweth that your Memorielest in the 1821 — Did make two small Entrys of land (to wit) of 20 acres Each founded on a Certificate Nov 1039 for 640 acres issued by the Commissionors of west Tennessee Dated the 2nd September 1817 in the 7th District in Harden County Range 11 and Section 2 on the head waters of Horse Creek, your Memorielest not being acquainted with the science of Mathematricks made a mistake in his locations and missed the land he Intended to take Run a contrary course in to the pine Hills where the land is not worth anything your Memorielest farther Represents that he has a large family of Children and is But in Moderate Circumstances, your Memorielest therefore prays that your Honorable Body would take his Case into consideration and grant him Relief By passing a Law to authorise him to withdraw or lift the two Entrys above Recited and Lay them on other vacant and unappropriated land and your Memorielest as in Duty Bound will Ever Pray &c. //s// Elkins Hand

– End of Petition –

Petition To Establish Wayne County (1819)

submitted by: Edgar D. Byler, III; input by Jerry W. Murphy

The following petition was submitted to the Tennessee State Legislature in 1819 by the people living in the area currently comprising Wayne and Hardin Counties. The original petition is on file at the Tennessee State Library and Archives and is available on microfilm roll number 6, Legislature Petitions. The petition is copied here in its entirety. There are 228 signatures appended to the petition. I have attempted to decipher them as best I could; some are completely unreadable and some have ink blots covering part of the signature. The copy of this petition has been placed in the Wayne County Room at the Wayne County Public Library for further research.


To the Honourable General Assembly of the State of Tennessee Gentlemen (Greetings) the undersigners, Inhabitants residing in part of the lands purchased of the Chickasaw Indians & within the bounds of your State beg leave to report to your honourable body that as citizens of [crossed out] we feel ourselves bound to Obey conform to & abide by the laws of our country & for the want of such, we labour under a considerable inconvenience. Therefore we pray the interference of your body to [this word may be realize or could also be release] the many greviences that may arise for the want of laws both civil and military by making a new county within the following bounds (viz) Beginning at the south west corner of Lawrence County, & to run with the west boundary of said County North Eighteen miles, then a due west course to Tennessee River, then up the meador of said river to the South boundary of the State of Tennessee, then with said boundary East to the beginning we beg leave to represent to your body that the above bounds contain land enough to make a consititional County, we will ever pray &c 1819.

[In the microfilm copy, this page is repeated. Written on the back of the page are comments relating to the work of the Assembly. Only part of these annotations can be read. It appears the petition was received 23 Sept 1819. The remainder is unreadable. The remaining eight pages of the petition are the appended signatures. It is interesting to note that many of the signatures are for people who were in the area which later became Hardin County.]

Petition Signatures

1. Isham CHERRY
2. John WHITE
3. Jas. STEEL
4. Noah LILLY
5. C. McFARLING
6. Jefferson FARRER
7. William BREWTON
8. Benj. C. COCKS
9. Thos. ENGLISH
10. Elijah POLLY
11. Sam’l BREWTON
12. James ENGLISH
13. Henry? MAHAN
14. Jas. PARMERLY
15. Jonathan R. PICKENS
16. Jas. ENGLISH, Sen’r
17. Turner CLIFTON
18. John YOUNT
19. Wm. PIBURN
21. Jacob PIBURN
22. Christopher PIBURN
23. John HOUSE
24. William MILLIGAN
25. Swain WARD
26. N.V. HARRISS (?)
27. John PICKENS
28. Walter WOOD
29. Sam’l WHITE
30. Josiah BOLTON or BUTTON
31. John WELCH
32. Isaac (?) BROOKS
33. William STRICKLIN
34. Jno. H. HOWARD
35. Willie R. JOHNSON
36. Jonathan PICKENS
37. Jeremiah PICKENS
38. Caleb SULLVANT
39. Elkuriah (?) SULLIVANT
40. John MAXWELL
41. Richard FOID
42. Eli CHERRY
43. Noel CHERRY
45. Joseph THESON or HESON
46. John WAGINER
47. Robert THESON or HESON
48. Samuel WILLIAMS
49. Robert STOUT
50. Linder (?) WILLIAMS
51. Andrew STOUT
52. Isiah STOUT
53. I.G. RETHERFOOD
54. Harry CLIFTON
55. Thos. BROOKS
56. Baily BROOKS
57. Bennet BROOKS
58. Samuel HARBOUR
59. Sherwood J. GEORGE
60. Henry RONIELS (DANIELS? or RUNELS?)
61. David KINNAMON??
62. Daniel SMITH
63. Wiley J. DUCKWORTH
64. Aron BRIANT
65. Absalom SMITH
66. William SMITH
67. James (?) KINEANON?
68. James EMERSON
69. John S. INGRAM
70. Jas. BOYD
71. William BEATY
72. W. HUDGING
73. Thos. GILLESPIE
74. Francis RIDEMON ??
75. Finpoles ?? JOHNSON
76. John ROBERTSON
77. Peter RATGOTMON???
78. Wooble?? WHITE
79. Joseph ENGLISH
80. Gabril PICKENS
81. Aachdel? DABS
82. Wm. HUBERT
83. John SILLIVANT
84. John MORTIN
85. John WORLEY
86. Redden BLOUNT
87. Jonathan W. MARTIN?
88. James P.? DILL???
89. Andrew SMITH
90. Abraham WORLEY
91. George WORLEY
92. William MARTIN
93. J. HITCHCOK
94. Chisley PANE
95. Robert STOUT
96. John _______?
97. Thos. GRAY
98. Sam’l GRAY
99. James ANSBACH??
100. unreadable
101. no signature, no number
102. unreadable
103. unreadable
104. unreadable
105. James HILL
106. Jno. CURTIS Senr. ??
107. Stephen MILLER
108. Paul ________[undecipherable]
109. Garsham HILL
110. Jno. CURTIS
111. Jeremiah GRAY
112. unreadable on copy
113. Henry RAYBURN
114. Francis _______?
115. Baker SYPETS
116. Levi McGILL
117. (first name unreadable) OSTEEN
118. Jno. OSTEEN
119. William ________?
120. Jesse CYPERT
121. George SMITH
122. Looks like Christopher COOK
123. Martin COOK
124. Phillop ROOS
125. Hugh A. MARTIN or MARKEN
126. Reddick ROOS
127. John ROOS
128. Eli ROOS
129. James KELLEY
130. Jno. M. ROOS
131. Charley ROOS
132. William ROOS
133. Charles ROLONS
134. James STEEL or STELL
135. Joel THARSTON
136. Richard SMILEY
137. Isiah PICKENS
138. Andrew WHITE
139. John COL
140. Peter COL
141. Jeaimiah HERREFF
142. James COPELAND
143. James ARNETT
144. John COOK
145. John MORRIS Jr.
146. John MORRISS
147. Eleecha? METHAN???
148. Arthur MURRY
149. Zacheriah THOMPSON
150. Leonard MORROW
151. John RAYBURN
152. James GIBSON
153. Jon’ GAGE
154. James ANDERSON
155. John CURTUES
156. Phillip SHULL
157. James DAVIS
158. David SHULL
159. Wm. MORELAND
160. John WORTHER
161. Phillip KENNARD
162. John COOK
163. Fredric HUMACH
164. John MORROW
165. Russell R. COVEY
166. Wm. WISDOM
167. Wm. LASEWELL (TASEWELL)
168. Henry TILLY
169. ______? TILLY
170. ______? RAYBURN
171. ______? CYPERT
172. Wm. MORRIS
173. Hyram BOONE
174. Sanders POOL
175. John CYPERT
176. George DAVIDSON
178. John G. WILLIAMS
179. Robt. LASEWELL (TASEWELL)
180. Jesse LASEWELL (TASEWELL)
181. John COPELAND
numbers repeat from 179
179. Craven BELSHA
180. Ewen BELSHA
181. Jessee BRUMLEY
182. Andrew _________??
183. Wm. BAREL???
184. Jesse HOGE
185. Giddeon HOGG
186. Jepson HOGG
187. Thrien YATS
188. skipped
189. William KURR??
190. David ________?
191. unreadable
192. James FARE??
193. Samuel COOPER
194. Stephen COOPER
195. Edmond GOAR
196. John HUTSON
197. Stokely CHOAT
198. Daniel CUTBRIAD
199. Lewis GARDNER??
200. Christophe CHOAT
201. William WEATHERFORD
202. John WATHERFORD
203. _______? DUREN??
204. Charles ROBANS
204. Green Debar? ROBANS
206. Thomas LOWRY
207. James HOLLIS
208. Thomas HOLLIS
209. Thomas CASEBUR
210. James HOLLIS Juner
211. Richard SMITH
212. Wm. ADDAMS
213. William HOLLIS
214. William SPARKS
215. John CASH
216. William BRAMLE???
217. S. JOHNSON
218. Tho’s LASSON
217. Alexander NORMAN
220. Gorshun HILL
221. Jno. THOMPSON
222. Jno. HILL or KILL
223. Jno. LAMB
224. Jno. THOMPSON
225. William BRUMLEY
226. Charles SMITH
227. William SMITH
228. Samuel MARTIN

At the top of the last page of appended signatures is written the following “By Johnson & T. Erwen for Justice of the Peace by a Majoyaty of the People & Thomas GAY a pointed

Hardwick or Butler Cemetery

LOCATION: West of Pleasant Springs (Railroad) Methodist Church on the Railroad Bed Road (Lillies Road on map). The cemetery is on an abandoned road which ran from the railroad bed to near Henry ROBERSON’s old home. The cemetery is on the north side of this road just as it comes down the hill from Kenneth DANIEL’s.

Bradley, John E., 27 Jun 1873 – 3 Nov 1888
Butler, Fannie, 17 Feb 1850 – 9 Jan 1906
Butler, Henry W., 20 Apr 1857 – 29 Dec 1911
Hardwick, E. B., 1829 – Dec 1886
Hardwick, J. A., 26 Sep 1857 – 26 Sep 1887
H______, M. E., no other information
Olive, Salida J., 16 Dec 1859 – 1 Nov 1862, dau. of R. & E. J.

14 graves are marked with fieldstones, possibly other graves without any markers

Burns Cemetery #200

LOCATION: On the old Mayberry homeplace, near Pope’s Chapel on Buffalo River. The cemetery is surrounded by a rock wall four feet high. The cemetery is in bad condition (1971).

Burns, S. L., 27 Feb 1814 - 20 june 1880}
Burns, Sarah A., 23 Jan 1814 - 24 Feb 1875}
Burns, Sarah L., 21 Sep 1846 - 1871, dau. of L. & Sarah.
Burns, Mary A., 1843 - 1847, dau. of _____?
Burns, W. T., 22 May 1839 - 25 Apr 1861, son of L. & Sarah.
Burns, Virginia C., 7 June 1855 - 187_?, dau. of L. & Sarah.
Burns, _____?, marker worn flat, in same row as above.
Burns, Sam, 1878 - 1878, son of R. O. & S. A.
McDonald, Brownie Cora, 26 Feb 1882 - 3 Oct 1884, dau. of S. A. & E. G.
McDonald, Allie Burns, 27 Jan 1880 - 8 June 1881, by her parents, S. A. & E. G. McDONALD.

1860 Mortality Census of Wayne County

Reprinted from The River Counties, Volume 2, Number 1, January 1973. Originally transcribed and submitted by T. P. Hughes, Jr., Memphis, TN.  Published in the Wayne County Historian, Volume 5, Number 1, March 1992, pages 20-21.


 

Name Age Sex Marital
Status
Birth
Place
Death
Date
Cause Of
Death
Isaac Hollandsworth 57 M M Va. Aug. Unknown
Bethea Rutledge 35 F W N. C. Jan. Consumption
William A. Montague 1/12 M Tenn. June Croup
Mary Gore 70 F W N.C. Jan Liver Complaint
Bennett Cole 58 M W N.C. Oct. Consumption
Peter Stubblefield 1 M Tenn. Nov. Croup
Susan Rolls 14 F Tenn. Nov. Pneumonia
Inf. son of R. J. Cypert 1/12 M Tenn. July Consumption
Malcolm Gilchrist 56 M M Tenn. Apr. Pneumonia
Martha A. Moses 1 F Tenn. Aug. Flux
Margaret Moore 21 F Tenn. Jan. unknown
James M. White 7/12 M Tenn. Sep. unknown
William Moon 2/12 M Tenn. Aug. Bronchitis
Rebecca J. Beckham 12 F Tenn. Sept. unknown
Philip Rose 66 M M N.C. Jan. Rheumatism
Ann Green 39 F M Ga. Oct. Bowel Complaint
Joseph Short 11/12 M Tenn. Apr. Croup
Sarah Roberts 46 F W Tenn. Mar. Consumption
Rebecca Rose 44 F M N.C. Aug. Dropsy
Elizabeth Hinton 48 F Tenn. Sept. Croup
John W. White 8 M Tenn. Aug. Accident
Sarah H. White 3/12 F Tenn. July Inflam. of Brain
Henry B. Faris 9/12 M Tenn Jan. Croup
Nancy Harlow 2 F Tenn. Aug. Whooping Cough
John W. Hill 9/12 M Ala. Aug. unknown
Andrew J. Hill 1 M Tenn. Jan. Scarlet Fever
Margarett R. Whitton 17 F Tenn. Apr Consumption
Nancy Reed 24 F Tenn. Apr. Consumption
John A. Cypert 1/12 M Tenn. Dec unknown
Itson W. Bratcher 1/12 M Tenn. Mar. Dropsy
Tidence L. Bratcher 1/12 M Tenn. Nov. Croup
Thomas J. Phillips 2 M Tenn. Jan Black Scurvy
Laura A. E. Murfee 3 F Tenn. May Consumption
Jasper Pigg 4 M Tenn. Dec. Apoplexy
Thomas Phillips 27 M M Tenn. Dec. Apoplexy
Milly Nabors 68 F W S.C. Sept. Cancer
Frances Mosier 6 F Tenn. July Flux
Andrew J. Eaves 11 M Tenn. July Flux
Mary A. Kindle 1 F Tenn. Oct. Croup
Mary E. Hardwick 21 F Ala. Dec. Consumption
Julia Johnson 1/12 F Tenn. Aug. Croup
Jane Johnson 1/12 F Tenn. Aug. Croup
Mary Moton 30 F M Va. Jan. unknown
Inf. of N. Y. Brown 1/12 F Tenn. Aug. Croup
Mary A. Hassell 30 F M Tenn. Apr. Typhoid
Amos J. Hassell 12 M Tenn. May Disease of Heart
James H. Old 11/12 M Tenn. Aug. Croup
Mary A. Pugh 10 F Tenn. Aug. Typhoid
Elisa J. Stockard 38 F M Tenn. Apr. Dropsy
Turner J. Williams 44 M N. C. Jan. Consumption
Thomas Montague 64 M M N. C. Feb. unknown
Mary A. Nunly 5/12 F Tenn. Sept. Spinal Disease
George W. Branch 16 M Tenn. Feb. Spinal Disease
Joannah Warrington 86 F W N. C. Nov. Pneumonia
Sarah Mason 7 F Tenn. June Congestive Chill
John W. Thomas 1/12 M Tenn. July Croup
Mary L. Smith 20 F Tenn. Apr. Pneumonia
Susannah Allison 100 F W Tenn. May Old Age
Nancy M. Montague 2 F Tenn. Oct. Croup
Schedule was enumerated by Wm. Benham.