Limestone 1
Cemetery
Adams
Locale
Location
23 -1 - NW
T1S, R5W, Sec 17
Church Affiliation and Remarks
inactive cemetery with 8 graves; first known interment: Robert H. Adams (1873-1882); last known interment: J.
J. Adams (1863-1937) (1)
Adams Family Cemetery; 5 graves; first known interment: John Henry Adams (1823-1844); last known
interment: Sophia Brown Adams (d.1848) (19)
Adams
295 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 14
Alexander
Amerson
Anderson
292 - 1 - NE T2S, R4W, Sec 15 see Black
251 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 15/16
240 - 2 - E T4S, R3W, Sec 3 12 graves; first known interment: Francis M. Jones (1802-1845); Anderson, Brown, Davis, Johnson, Jones,
Anderson
241 - 2 - E
T4S, R3W, Sec 5
Andrews
172 - 2 - E
T3S, R3W, Sec 19
Antioch Number 1
67 - 1 - NW T1S, R4W, Sec 19
Antioch Number 2
68 - 1 - NW T1S, R4W, Sec 30
Apostolic Christian
283 - 1 - SE T3S, R4W, Sec 14
Arthur Number 1
6 - 1 - SW
T3S, R6W, Sec 11
McGraw, Roberts, Tinnin and Walker can be found in this active cemetery (2) (19)
a black cemetery of approximately 85 marked and 30 unmarked graves; first known interment: Mary Magalene
Mangruem (1902-1930); Anderson, Benford, Brown, Davis, Erwin, Fletcher, Johnson, Jones, Kelley,
Leslie, Malone, Mangruem, McLin, Vance and White are common to this active cemetery (5) (19)
9 graves; first known interment: David Andrews (1793-1840); last known interment: John David Thomas (18741936); Cosby and Pepper are also found here (2)
Antioch Number 1 Church, also known as Old Antioch Cemetery; approximately 12 marked graves and many
unmarked graves; first known interment: Jackson H. Hughes (1835-1854); last known interment: David Glenn
Cobb (1953-2006); Adams, Bates, Compton, Hogan and Scroggins (1) (19)
Antioch Number 2 Church, also known as Grace Church; approximately 1,250 graves; first known interment:
Babe Veneble (1846-1847); Abernathy, Adams, Amerson, Anderson, Andrews, Bailes, Bennett, Bolin,
Browning, Bryant, Carter, Clem, Coats, Coffman, Collins, Compton, Cox, Freeman, Furline, Hargrove,
Harris, Hughes, Jackson, Johnson, Kelley, King, Lewis, Morris, Putman, Pylant, Rogers, Scroggins,
Smith, Sullivan, Taylor, Turner, Tyler, Webster and Wray are common to this cemetery still in use (5) (19)
Apostolic Christian Church; approximately 50 graves; first known interment: William D. Perry (1932-1978);
Barnett, Haggenmaker, Kelley, King, Perry, Ross and Slaton are common to this cemetery still in use (5) (19)
the graves of Louisiana A. Arthur (1826-1866), Mary E. Roberson (1847-1876) and Zilpha J. Authur (18571883); several other graves with no markers are also found here (1)
the graves of Dezzie Arthur and James Arthur (no dates); the children of Hatch Arthur are also said to be
found in this inactive cemetery (1) (19)
Arthur Number 2
11 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 26
Ashford
Athens
267 - 2 - E T5S, R3W, Sec 14 see Tate
154 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 29 Athens Memory Gardens; approximately 190 graves; first known interment: Bobby Teeples (1939-1940);
Athens City
161 - 1 - SE
T3S, R4W, Sec 9
Athens Old Town
Atkinson-Harlow
294 - 1 - SE
52 - 1 - NE
T3S, R4W, Sec 9 see Old Athens
T1S, R4W, Sec 5 also known as Harlow Cemetery; 16 graves; first known interment: Nancy Bridgeforth Atkinson (1791-1864);
Bailes
54 -1 - NE
T1S, R4W, Sec 3
Barker
98 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 17
Benford
Berea
197 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 17 no marked graves remain (5)
124 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 21 approximately 60 graves; cemetery is divided into white and black sections; first known interment: Malinda
Bethel
187 - 1 - SE T3S, R3W, Sec 20
Bethlehem
204 - 2 - W
T4S, R5W, Sec 9
Beulah Land
216 - 2 - E
T4S, R4W, Sec 18
Bibb
232 - 2 - E
T4S, R3W, Sec 31
Binford
Bishop
196 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 8
219 - 2 - E T4S, R4W, Sec 33
Black
Black
73 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 10
292 - 1 - NE T2S, R4W, Sec 15
Black
Blackwell-Collier
296 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 31
264 - 2 - E T5S, R3W, Sec 11
Bottom
157 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 35
Bridgeforth
Brooks
Browning
211 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 24 adjacent to McDonald Cemetery
114 - 2 - W T3S, R6W, Sec 15 2 marked graves, several unmarked; infant Thorn (d. 1927) and William A. Fagan (1899-1943) (2) (21)
27 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 13 at least 3 graves; known interments: infant Tennison (b. & d. 1898), infant Tennison (b. & d. 1908) and William
Adams, Barnes, Bates, Blevins, Brackeen, Brown, Bullington, Carter, Clinard, Compton, Craig, Die,
Evans, Greenhaw, Jones, Poff, Pullman, Ussery and Webb are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19)
established 1820, cemetery is divided into 5 sections with a total of over 7,800 graves dating from the 1820’s to
the present; some of the most common names found here are: Adams, Allen, Anderson, Andrews, Bailey,
Barksdale, Beasley, Black, Brooks, Bullington, Carter, Chambers, Christopher, Clem, Coffman, Cole,
Cox, Davis, Gilbert, Gordon, Gray, Griffin, Henderson, Holt, Hudson, Johnson, Jones, King, Lewis,
Malone, Martin, Miller, Richardson, Russell, Smith, Taylor, Thomas, White and Young (2) (19)
Case, Brewer, Harlow and Spence are also common to this active cemetery (2) (19)
8 graves; first known interment: Molly Nelson (d. 1868, age 27); last known interment: John V. Nelson (18391901); Bailes, Daley, Hughey and Loveless are also found here (5) (19)
approximately 50 graves; first known interment: John C. Barker (1824-1887); Alexander, Bates, Brackeen,
Eastep, Edgar, Jarrett, McLemore and Payne are also common to this cemetery still in use (1) (19)
Weatherford (1811-1833); last known interment: Joseph W. Crawford (1899-1988); Crawford, Cannon,
Cosby, Howard, King, Lapington, Terry and Weatherford are common to this cemetery (1) (19)
Bethel Church of Christ, established 1923; approximately 295 graves; first known interment: Virginia Inmon
Thomas (1907-1908); Barksdale, Cantrell, Crafts, Curnutt, Emberton, Faulk, Gooch, Hardison, Hastings,
Isom, Johnson, Keys, Leopard, Newton, Norton, Pepper, Sandler, Saylors, Scott, Sims, Smith, Stanford,
Stanley, Terry, Thomas, Thornton and Underwood are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19)
Bethlehem or Round Island Creek Church; also known as Hine-Malone Cemetery; approximately 25 graves; first
known interment: Temperance Hine (1791-1830); last known interment: Emma P. Jones (1854-1940); Harper,
Hine, Jones, Key and Malone are common to this cemetery (5) (19)
Beulah Land Church; also known as Lakeview Methodist Church Cemetery; a black cemetery of approximately
40 marked graves and many unmarked graves; first known interment: Florida Coggar (1896-1917);
Bridgeforth, Maclin and Townsend are common to this cemetery still in use (5)
on the old Bibb Plantation; 34 graves; first known interment: David Porter Bibb (1814-1865); last known
interment: Benajah Bibb (1877-1975); Bradley, Eggleston, Ellington, Garrett and Lindsay are also found
here (5) (19) (21)
also known as McCoy Chapel Cemetery; 5 marked graves, several unmarked; first known interment: Fred A.
Bishop (d. 1925); last known interment: Helen Louise Barnes (1925-1934) (2)
the grave of Isaiah Black (1850-1879); perhaps 6 unmarked graves (2) (21)
also known as Alexander Cemetery; the graves of Alexander Black (1838-1910) and Sarah Jane Crawford
Black (d. 1893) can be found in this inactive cemetery (19)
3 graves; Lena A. Black (d.1898), Tyrie H. Black (1878-1912) and Nancy G. unknown (1825-1852) (19)
approximately 35 graves; first known interment: Jane Ophelia Collier (1805-1830); last known interment: Emma
Withers Howell (1869-1931); Blackwell, Collier, Stewart, Withers and Young are also found here (2) (19)
adjacent to Oakdale Baptist Church; approximately 600 graves; first known interment: David Lawrence
Chambers (b. & d. 1916); Adams, Bailey, Bottoms, Bowers, Bridges, Clark, Clem, Emerson,
Haggenmaker, Johnson, Kimbrough, McCowan, Newby, Pressnell, Pullen, Smith, Thornton, VanHoozer,
Vessels, Willard, Williams and Young are also common to this active cemetery (5) (19)
C. Browning (1888-1918) (5)
Limestone 2
Cemetery
Bryan Farm
Buckhannan
Bullington
Locale
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
235 - 2 - E
T3S, R3W, Sec 26
75-100 unmarked graves; only 7 stones remain: Ellen Jackson (1884-1953), Charlie Lee Fletcher (1938-1947),
Julia Jackson (1891-1960), Walter Lee Love (1940-1952); Rosa Cartwright (1866-1947), Alberta Parker
(1899-1951), and Texas Malone (d. 1903, age 39) (5) (19)
2 known interments: Mattie Buckhannan (d. 1904, age 53) and Felix Jones (1893-1894) (5)
230 - 2 - E T4S, R3W, Sec 19
275 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 33
approximately 20 graves; first known interment: Susan A. Patterson (1851-1872); last known interment:
Cinderella Dupree Reynolds (1934-2005); Allaway, Bishop, Bullington and Reid are also found in this
cemetery (1) (19)
approximately 15 marked and 7 unmarked graves; first known interment: Emma Fuller (1880-1925); last known
interment: Maggie Tank (1895-2000); Caple, Cartwright, Clark, Grizzard, Moore, Robertson and White are
also found here (5) (19) (21)
the graves of Grover Cain (1885-1954) and Albin Moyers, Jr. (b. & d. 1920) (5)
Burrell
145 - 2 - W T3S, R4W, Sec 30
Cain
Cambridge
284 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 16
171 - 2 - E T3S, R4W, Sec 25
Carney
Carter
250 - 2 - E T4S, R3W, Sec 28 see Hundley
177 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 24 a black cemetery with the graves of Jonie Adams (b. & d. 1928) and Mattie Lou Adams (b. & d. 1928) and one
Center Star
255 - 2 - E
T5S, R3W, Sec 7
Christopher
35 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 32
Clay
70 - 1 - NE
T1S, R4W, Sec 32
Coleman
285 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 10
Coleman Family
297 - 1 - SE
T3S, R4W, Sec 8
Collier
43 - 1 - SW
T2S, R5W, Sec 9
Collier
127 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 22
T2S, R3W, Sec 12
Cambridge Methodist Church, established in the 1820’s; approximately 100 graves; first known interment: Joe
W. Baugh (1796-1834); last known interment: James Everett Parsley (1900-1967); Anerton, Bost, Bradford,
Craig, Davis, Johnson, Hacker, Johnson, Malone, Thomas and Wynn are also found here (5) (19)
unmarked grave (5)
Center Star Church; a black cemetery with approximately 1,500 graves, only 75 marked; first known interment:
Nelson Page (1815-1891); Allison, Evans, Jefferson, Page, Peebles, Pickett, Taylor, Walton, White and
Woodruff are common to this cemetery still in use (5) (19)
located next to the house of William Christopher; 3 graves; Lucy Vinson Christopher (1822-1880), William
Richardson Christopher (1822-1892) and infant Christopher (b. & d. 1881) (1) (9)
the graves of William Henry Clay (1784-1830), Samuel Mitchell Clay (1788-1844) and Mrs. Mourning Gay Clay
(1796-1858) can be found in this inactive cemetery (2)
a black cemetery with many fieldstone markers, only 21 marked; first known interment: Ruth Gentry Humphrey
(1920-1937); Coleman, Johnson and Smith are common to this cemetery still in use (5)
Coleman Family Cemetery; the graves of John Heartwell Coleman (1814-1829), Martha Cocke Coleman (17601842), Ruffin Coleman, Jr. (1832-1847) and Ruffin Coleman, Sr. (1798-1849) (2) (19)
also known as Leonard Cemetery; 14 marked graves, several are unmarked; first known interment: Caroline M.
Linard (sic) (1822-1845); last known interment: Betty Leonard (1842-1926); Collier, Cook, Hamilton,
Leonard, Owen, Phelps, Russell and Walpole are also found here (1) (21)
approximately 40 graves; first known interment: A. B. “Beulah” Collier (1872-1876); Collier, Corey, Harris,
Holmes, Norman, Stinnett and Vinson are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (9) (19)
Concord Baptist Church; 14 graves; first known interment: Dora E. Carroll (1910-1920); Allen, Hobson, Love,
Mitchell and Williams are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5)
Copeland Presbyterian Church; approximately 360 graves; first known interment: William A. Higgins (18741915); Arnett, Batrum, Bevil, Copeland, Griffin, Hamley, Kennedy, Martin, Norton, Nunley, Richardson,
Smith, Stovall, Turner, Walker, Woods and Yarbrough are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19)
Concord
97 - 1 - SE
Copeland
178 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 27
Corinth
Cox
182 - 1 - SE
194 - 2 - W
Craig
29 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 23
Crenshaw
119 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 25
Cross Key
149 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 13
Cummings
180 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 25
Cunningham
33 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 30
Cylone
Davchport
Davenport
66 - 1 - NE T1S, R4W, Sec 24 see Sylone
135 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 31 see Davenport
135 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 31 also known as Davchport or Henderson Cemetery; several marked and unmarked graves; first known interment:
Davis
184 - 1 - SE T3S, R3W, Sec 12
T3S, R3W, Sec 4 Corinth Church of Christ
T4S, R5W, Sec 7 approximately 11 graves; 5 graves moved here from T4S, R6W, Sec 12; first known interment: Eliza J. Cox (d.
Davis Temple
220 - 2 - E
T4S, R4W, Sec 10
Delap-Clement
84 - 1 - NE
T1S, R3W, Sec 11
1836); last known interment: Madrey (d. 1913); Cox is common to this cemetery (2) (5)
approximately 25 graves; first known interment: Mary Coffman (1822-1863); last known interment: Vona
Elizabeth Skeets (1887-1967); Harrison and Craig are common to this cemetery (1) (5) (19)
7 graves of the Crenshaw family; first known interment: Dr. George W. Crenshaw (1813-1844); last known
interment: Mrs. J. A. Crenshaw (1829-1871) (1) (19)
Cross Key Church, also known as New Hope Primitive Baptist Church; approximately 50 graves; first known
interment: Charity Moore Miller (d. 1923); Adams, Allen, Anderson, Bailey, Birdsell, Bradley, Dison, Fain,
Fletcher, Kelley, Pitts, Shelton Watkins and Williams can also be found in this active cemetery (5) (19)
34 graves; first known interment: Naomi Keys Cummings (1782-1819); last known interment: Nancy J.
Scrimpsher (1830-1911); Boyce, Clem, Cummings, Hall, Haynes, McNeal, Schrimsher and Smith are also
found here (2) (5) (19) (21)
approximately 95 graves; first known interment: Charles Cunningham (1794-1852); Christopher,
Cunningham, Daniel, Garner, Haney, Jackson, Jacobs, Radican, Ray, Seamans, Skeeters, Skeets, Tenant
Tindall and Vinson are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (19)
A. Henderson (1824-1866) (5) (19)
also known as Nicholas Davis Cemetery; the graves of Martha Hargrave Davis (1791-1853) and Nicholas Davis
(1781-1856); Nicholas Davis served on the first state constitutional convention and was one of the first trustees
for the University of Alabama (2)
Davis Temple Baptist Church, also known as Word of Faith or Jacobs Well Church; approximately 145 graves;
first known interment: Calvin Stewart (1820-1891); Griffith, Harris, Malone, McLinn, Robertson, Stewart,
Taylor, Turner and Wiggins are also common to this cemetery still in use (3) (5)
also known as Kull Cemetery; approximately 60 graves; first known interment: Stan Hope Clement (b. & d.
1850); Barnett, Clement, Culps, Davis, Delap, Ghidotti, Kull, Lewter, Locker, McCown, Muetze, Phillips,
Robinson, Smith, Thrasher and Whitt are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19) (21)
approximately 820 graves; first known interment: Sarah M. Binford (1815-1843); Adams, Allen, Ball, Boyd,
Bridges, Brooks, Buchanan, Burroughs, Carr, Casteel, Chambers, Chittam, Clanton, Clark, Cox, Davis,
Draper, Durham, Easter, Elledge, Ezell, Garner, Goode, Hagood, Holmes, Lauderdale, Legg, McGlocklin,
Owens, Smith, Tribble, Vinson and White are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (14) (19)
the graves of William M. Donaldson (1805-1842), Lucy Byrde (1793-1857) and Nancy Donaldson (1795-1859)
can be found in this inactive cemetery (2) (12)
Dement
109 - 1 - SW T3S, R6W, Sec 7
Donaldson
234 - 1 - SE T3S, R3W, Sec 25
Druid’s Grove
Dupree
250 - 2 - E T4S, R3W, Sec 28 see Hundley
34 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 30 approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Nancy Vincent Christopher (1830-1852); Christopher,
Easter
36 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 33
Dupree, Hawkins, Jackson, Patterson and Vinson are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (19)
this cemetery has been destroyed, but a recent archaeological survey has identified the family graves for the
cemetery’s restoration; approx. 8 graves; first known interment: Benjamin F. Easter (1834-1850); last known
interment: W. F. Easter (1864-1884); stone of Harriet N. Coffman (d. 1862) was taken to Elkmont (1) (4) (5)
Limestone 3
Cemetery
Edmonson
Elk River
Elk View Memorial
Locale
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
271 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 6 several graves; the only remaining marked grave is that of John Elihu Edmonson (1842-1844) (1)
120 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 23 see Elk View Memorial
120 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 23 Elk View or Elk River Memorial Gardens; approximately 40 graves; first known interment: William B. Watson
T1S, R6W, Sec 16
(1920-1978); Atchley, Black, Cowan, Davis, Engle, Gaylord, Gilliam, Glass, Hemmen, Holden, Holland,
Kimbrell, Little, Mitchell, Moss, Taylor, Tillson and Watson can be found in this active cemetery (5) (19)
3 graves; Joseph L. Elledge (1819-1876), Cecelia Jones Wheeler (1797-1853) and Mary A. Elledge (18361881) (1) (19)
approximately 230 graves; first known interment: John Evans (1817-1863); Bates, Brooks, Bullington, Cox,
Davis, Emerson, Evans, Figley, Freeman, Gaston, George, Goar, Goode, Gross, Haygood, Kirby, Lamar,
McConnell, Moore, Ridgeway, Rose, Thacker and Thomas are common to this active cemetery (1) (5) (19)
approximately 15 graves; first known interment: Nancy Evans (d. 1856); last known interment: Juezella Evans
(1850-1921); Holt, Neaves and Rowe are also found here (5) (19)
Fairview Baptist Church; approximately 280 graves; first known interment: Nora Leeois Baugher (1924-1925);
Abernathy, Baugher, Carter, Cox, Crowe, Drake, Ferguson, Hargrove, Head, Hill, Johnson, Locke,
Norwood, Pack, Schrimsher, Smith, Wood and Woods are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
this cemetery is nearly destroyed; 2 marked graves; Martha Elizabeth Farrar Myers (1831-1856) and infant
Myers (b. & d. 1856) can be found here (5) (19)
approximately 185 graves; first known interment: Frances Thompson (d. 1863); Adams, Biles, Bost, Burris,
Cannon, Clark, Evans, Fielding, Greene, Haggard, Johnson, King, Kraus, Lanier, Malone, Morehead,
Myrick, Pressnell, Smith, Taylor and Woodward are also common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
a black cemetery with Hellen Jones (1838-1908) as the only stone remaining (5)
Elledge
8 - 1 - NW
Evans
14 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 29
Evans
293 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 34
Fairview
183 - 1 - SE T3S, R3W, Sec 10
Farrow
139 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 17
Fielding
155 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 26
Fletcher
Floyds
Foster
242 - 2 - E T4S, R3W, Sec 4
137 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 30 see Riddle
237 - 2 - E T3S, R3W, Sec 32 a family cemetery of approximately 10 graves; 3 marked: Henry W. Foster (d. 1822), William M. Foster (d.
Furgason
Gamble
94 - 1 - NE
233 - 2 - E
T2S, R3W, Sec 5
T5S, R4W, Sec 1
Garrett
222 - 2 - E
T4S, R4W, Sec 35
Gaston
15 - 1 - NW
T1S, R5W, Sec 7
Gatlin
83 - 1 - NE
T1S, R3W, Sec 2
Germantown
Glover
91 - 1 - NE
239 - 2 - E
T1S, R3W, Sec 33 see New German
T3S, R3W, Sec 36 this cemetery has been destroyed by cattle; 5 marked graves: Rebekah Glover (1832-1834), Fredericca
Good Springs
Gordon
9 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 20 see Oak Grove
190 - 2 - W T3S, R6W, Sec 27 approximately 15 graves; first known interment: Henry M. Yarbrough (1785-1854); Curtis, Gordon and
Grace
Gray
68 - 1 - NW T1S, R4W, Sec 30 see Antioch Number 2
51 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 13 3 legible stones and many graves marked with fieldstones; first known interment: Henry L. Dugger (b. & d.
Grigsby
22 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 11
Grigsby
47 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 18
Grigsby
277 - 1 - NE
Hackett
Hall
205 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 15 see Hatchett
175 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 15 approximately 90 graves; first known interment: Flossie Putnam (1810-1837); Brown, Fisk, Hall, Jennings,
Hardin
272 - 1 - NE T1S, R3W, Sec 35
Hardy
115 - 2 - W T3S, R6W, Sec 15
Harlow
Harmond
52 - 1 - NE T1S, R4W, Sec 5 see Atkinson-Harlow
12 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 23 4 graves of the children of Stephen and Julia Harmond; John B. Harmond (1852-1853), Frances Ann Harmond
Harton
Harris
111 - 1 - SW T3S, R6W, Sec 5
201 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 34
1822) and Samuel Montgomery (no dates) (5)
1 marked and 11 unmarked graves ; Martha D. Furgason (b. & d. 1860) (5)
25 graves; first known interment: James E. Gamble (d. 1826 at 1 year); last known interment: Helen Perine
Gamble (1835-1914); Dillard, Dunkin, Girault, Kimbell and Nethery are also found here (2) (5) (19)
a black cemetery of approximately 55 graves; first known interment: Sylvia Garrett (d. 1903); Atkins, Garrett,
Grizzard, Hicks, Mathis and Mitchell are common to this cemetery is still in use (5) (19)
near Gaston Chapel Methodist Church; 20 graves; first known interment: Trusvan Chieves Gaston (1818-1888
at 70 years); Blankenship and Howard are also found in this active cemetery (5) (19)
over 4,100 graves; first known interment: Silas Hopwood (d. 1863); Allen, Barnett, Cross, Ferguson,
Fleming, Fulton, Gatlin, Hargrove, Johnson, Jones, King, McGuire, Maddox, Pylant, Reyer, Scruggs,
Shannon, Smith, Thompson, Tillery and Whitt are also common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
Perkins (1750-1828), James Alexander Glover (1831-??), Alexander Glover (1800-1835) and Nathaniel
Glover (1797-1840) are known to be found here (2) (5) (16) (21)
Sandusky are also found in this active cemetery (2) (5) (19)
T2S, R4W, Sec 7
Harris
221 - 2 - E
T4S, R4W, Sec 22
Harrison
244 - 2 -E
T4S, R3W, Sec 1
Hasting
62 - 1 - NE
T1S, R3W, Sec 7
Hatchett
90 - 1 - NE
T1S, R3W, Sec 25
1902); last known interment: the infant Dugger (b. & d. 1904) (1)
a black cemetery of approximately 8 graves; first known interment: George H. Rhodes (1912-1972); Waters and
Grigsby are common to this cemetery still in use (5)
approximately 45 graves; first known interment: Sarah Adams (d. 1852); last known interment: Mable C. Griffis
(d. 1914); Griffis, Grigsby and Murrah are common to this cemetery (1) (5)
5 graves; first known interment: John Grigsby (1752-1842); last known interment: John Grigsby (1795-1869)
(2)
Johnston, Norton, Pressnell, Vassar and Vinson are also common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
6 graves; first known interment: Martha Hardin (1787-1839); last known interment: Christian C. Cole (18331891); Suggs and Williamson are also found here; Overmyer is said to be found here in unmarked graves (2)
(5) (19) (21)
approximately 40 graves; first known interment: Elvy J. Hardy (1848-1907); Adams, Clark, Davis, Durham,
Garner, Green, Rouse, Sims, Smith, Swinea and Tribble are also found in this active cemetery (2) (5) (19)
(1852-1856), Wiley P. Harmond (1858-1859) and Martha Ann Cartwright (d. 1869) (1) (5) (19)
just to the east and outside of Wallace Cemetery; single grave of Bonnie Harton (d.1918) (5)
3 marked graves, evidence of others; first known interment: Cassandra T. Harris (1810-1831); last known
interment: Nancy C. Stinson (d. 1852) (2)
also known as Pryor Cemetery; 35 graves; first known interment: Benjamin Harris (1820-1837); last known
interment was Ida Carroline Roberts (1876-1937) until Eunice Harris (1935-2006); DeWoody and Nunn are
also common to this cemetery (5) (19)
the graves of Lucy M. Harrison (1826-1846), Virginia Jane Harrison (1845-1846), Dr. William Tell Sanders (d.
1865) and William Leslie Harrison (1813-1870) (2)
established 1847, approximately 340 graves; first known interment: Sarah H. Thompson (1815-1848); Bailey,
Barnes, Bates, Biggerstaff, Brooks, Clem, Franklin, Gates, Griffin, Hasten, Hasting, Hillis, Hobbs, Holt,
King, Magnusson, Mitchell, Reyer, Tatum and Wales are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19)
approximately 220 graves; first known interment: Martha F. Hatchett (1860-1861); Bottom, Brock, Buckner,
Campbell, Carroll, Colwell, Cornelison, Drake, Ferguson, Fogg, Harris, Hatchett, Henderson, Hill, McNeil,
Newby, Poole, Raby, Russell, Shields and Williamson are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19)
Limestone 4
Cemetery
Hatchett
Locale
Location
205 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 15
Church Affiliation and Remarks
also known as Hackett Cemetery, established 1930; a black cemetery of approximately 150 graves; first known
interment: Mattie Stokes (1886-1924); Black, Cain, Green, Hines, Lee, Lucas, Malone, Mason, Mosley,
Pryor, Townsend, Walker and Williams are common to this cemetery still in use (5) (19)
Henderson
Henderson
Hesters Chapel
135 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 31 see Davenport
137 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 30 see Riddle
4 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 10 Hesters Chapel Church of Christ; approximately 600 graves; first known interment: Orroria (Shelton) Hester
Higgins
100 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 19
Hightower
19 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 10
Hine and Hobbs St.
Hine-Malone
Hobbs
Hodges
159 - 1 - SW
204 - 2 - W
207 - 2 - W
58 - 1 - NE
Holt
Holt
152 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 13
158 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 36
Hopwood
82 - 1 - NE
T1S, R3W, Sec 2
Houston
229 - 2 - E
T4S, R3W, Sec 19
Howard
Hudson
28 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 24
112 - 2 - W T3S, R6W, Sec 17
Hughes
Hughey
104 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 33 a TVA survey from the 1930’s reports 9 graves (15)
147 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 18 the two interments that were found here are believed to have been removed and reinterred at the New Oakland
(1832-1883); Bassham, Boyd, Carwile, Chambers, Clinard, Cowan, Davis, Durham, Gatlin, Harrison,
Hester, Jackson, Long, McCurry, Noles, Posey, Russell, Scruggs, Shoemaker, Simmons, Smith,
Thompson, Townsend, Walker, White and Wright are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (19)
also spelled Higgens; approximately 450 graves; first known interment: Mary S. McCravy (1812-1888); Adams,
Bates, Baucom, Blankenship, Brackeen, Britton, Campbell, Chambers, Craig, Fleming, Holland, Lovell,
McLemore, Romine, Rose, Trousdale, Waddell and White are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (19)
28 graves; first known interment: James J. Hightower (1816-1878); last known interment: Pearl Carter (18851980); Day, Hamilton, Harris and Tyler are also common to this cemetery (19)
T3S, R4W, Sec 7 see West Hobbs Street
T4S, R5W, Sec 9 see Bethlehem
T4S, R5W, Sec 13 the graves of Dr. David Hobbs (1792-1836) and Mary W. Hinton Hobbs (1802-1838) (2)
T1S, R4W, Sec 9 approximately 160 graves; first known interment: William Alexander Andrews (1792-1868); Andrews,
Atkinson, Bates, Broadway, Bryant, Clem, Davis, Dawson, Gifford, Gilbert, Harlow, Hodges, Holt,
Mansell, Pettus, Robinson, Smith and Usery are also common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
the graves of Mary L. C. Holt and (1834-1872) and John H. Wesley Holt (1831-1906) (2)
at one time a large cemetery; 5 marked graves and many unmarked; first known interment: James Allen (d.
1856 at age 56); last known interment: Jesse Holt (d. 1878 at age 74) (5)
established 1850; listed in the Alabama Historic Cemetery Register; the graves of Sitha Hopwood (1810-1850),
D. G. Hopwood (1818-1876) and Safrona Hopwood (1828-1909) can be found in this inactive cemetery (2) (19)
we find a census of 11 new graves for this site; the Limestone County Highway Map identifies this site as
Houston Cemetery; satellite imagery clearly shows a very old and deteriorated cemetery of 4 graves in an open
field here, thus we have no confidence in the census.
one marked grave and several unmarked graves; Annie Howard is buried here (5)
approximately 35 graves; first known interment: Charles Owen Hudson (1786-1865); last known interment:
Harold Wayne Russell (d. 1948); Baker, Hagood, Holmes, Kemp, Kennemer, McKinney, Northern,
Stephenson and Thompson are also found here (2) (5) (19) (21)
Cemetery to the south (21)
also known as Jones-Donnell, Druid’s Grove Plantation, or Carney Cemetery; approximately 25 graves; first
known interment: Mary Louise Jones (1822-1823); Carney, Donnell, Halbrooks, Hundley, Peck and Proctor
are also found in this active cemetery (19)
also known as Hunley; the graves of Oscar Hundley (1827-1852) and a child; most of the graves here were
moved to Maple Hill Cemetery in Huntsville (2) (19)
Isoms Chapel United Methodist Church, established in 1846; approximately 265 graves; first known interment:
Jeremiah Sanderson (1820-1866); Adams, Bailey, Baldwin, Cantrell, Hall, Hanks, Hargrove, Isom, King,
Lambert, Meadows, Pepper, Smith, Thomas and Yarbrough are common to this active cemetery (2) (3) (19)
Hundley
250 - 2 - E
T4S, R3W, Sec 28
Hundley
268 - 2 - E
T5S, R3W, Sec 22
Isoms Chapel
170 - 1 - SE
T3S, R3W, Sec 8
Jacobs Well
Johnson
220 - 2 - E
87 - 1 - NE
T4S, R4W, Sec 10 see Davis Temple
T1S, R3W, Sec 23 established 1863, approximately 115 graves; first known interment: Mary J. Dollar (1855-1863); Bland,
Johnson
128 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 28
Broadway, Campbell, Daniel, Gatlin, George, Johnson, Overmeyer, Pool, Renegar, Rigel, Rhinehart,
Shannon and Stroud are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
approximately 20 marked and 50 unmarked graves; first known interment: Lauetta Alice Morrison (1854-1856);
last known interment: Birdwell McMunn (1845-1923) (1)
Johnson
Johnson
164 - 2 - E
288 - 2 - E
T3S, R4W, Sec 28 Johnson Chapel
T3S, R4W, Sec 33 a black cemetery of approximately 55 graves; first known interment: Hattie Brown Cosby (1921-1954); Brown,
Johnston
169 - 1 - SE
T3S, R3W, Sec 7
Jones
Jones
Jones
89 - 1 - NE
238 - 2 - E
237 - 2 - E
T1S, R3W, Sec 26
T3S, R3W, Sec 33
T3S, R3W, Sec 33
Jones-Donnell
Kimball-Fox
Kull
Lakeview
Lebanon
250 - 2 - E
245 - 2 - E
84 - 1 - NE
216 - 2 - E
45 - 1 - SW
T4S, R3W, Sec 28 see Hundley
T4S, R3W, Sec 12 3 graves; known interments: Alexander Kimball (1851-?) and Martha Kimball (1815-?) (2) (19)
T1S, R3W, Sec 11 see Delap-Clement
T4S, R4W, Sec 18 see Beulah Land
T2S, R5W, Sec 8 Lebanon Independent Methodist Church or Lebanon Community Church; approximately 300 graves; first known
Legg
24 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 21
Lentzville
102 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 27
Leonard
43 - 1 - SW
Cain, Cosby, Hines, Malone, Redus and Townsend are common to this cemetery still in use (5) (6) (19)
approximately 90 graves; first known interment: Mary Lott Sanderfer (1795-1840); Barksdale, Burns,
Johnson, Johnston, Newby, Pepper and Thomas are also common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19)
the only remaining marker is that of Mary Jones (d. 1859) (2)
the graves of John W. Jones (1819-1846), Mary E. Jones (1841-1846) and J.W. Jones (no dates) (21)
the graves of Walter Preston Clay (1859-1863), John J. Jones (1784-1854), Martha Jones (1792-1852), Martha
B. Jones (1832-1849), William W. Robinson (1812-1850) and Benjamin F. Wilburn (1835-1852) (21)
interment: Margaret S. Burrus (1787-1834); Adams, Black, Carloss, Carter, Crabtree, Christopher,
Crowson, Emerson, Haggard, Jones, Kirk, Legg, Loggins, McCurry, McLemore, McMahan, Nelson,
Owens, Peek, Roberts, Strange, Vinson and Whitt are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (19)
approximately 1,000 graves; first known interment: Nancy A. A. A. Legg (1850-1851); Abernathy, Adams,
Adkins, Ausley, Barnett, Christopher, Coffman, Downs, Gatlin, Guthrie, Haney, Hightower, Horton,
Johnson, Legg, McKinney, McMullins, Meals, Pitts, Pryor, Roberts, Shelton, Smith, Spencer, Stanford,
Tennison, Vinson and Wise are common to this active cemetery with both black and white sections (5) (19)
Lentzville United Methodist Church; approximately 470 graves; first known interment: Revolutionary War veteran
Henry Lentz (1753-1835); Adams, Barnes, Bates, Blakely, Blankenship, Boyd, Brooks, Casteel, Craig,
Fisk, Goode, Green, Grisham, Haggard, Hargrove, Harris, Hill, Johnson, Knowles, Lentz, McNatt, Morris,
Taylor, Tidwell, Vaughan and York are also common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (19)
T2S, R5W, Sec 9 see Collier
Limestone 5
Cemetery
Locale
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
a black cemetery with approximately 40 marked and many unmarked graves; first known interment: Eliza Leslie
(d. 1903); Coleman, Fletcher, Rainey, Smith, Turner and Wiggins are found in this active cemetery (5) (19)
Limestone Presbyterian Church, organized in 1891, established 1893; approximately 325 graves; first known
interment: Frank Morrow Killgore (1869-1898); Allen, Bailey, Baugh, Brown, Carter, Evans, Glaze, Grubbs,
Lentz, McMunn, Miller, Morgan, Smith and Weir are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (3) (5) (19)
Limestone Memorial Gardens; over 1,800 graves in an active contemporary cemetery (19)
Leslie
292 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 36
Limestone
141 - 1 - SW T3S, R5W, Sec 10
Limestone Memorial
Lindsey
290 - 2 - E T3S, R4W, Sec 21
38 - 1 - NW T2S, R5W, Sec 4
Little Elk
106 - 2 - W T3S, R7W, Sec 23
Lockhart
181 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 25
Lucas
210 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 23
Lucas
212 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 24
Lucy
Maclin
Maclin
108 - 2 - W T3S, R7W, Sec 13
218 - 2 - E T4S, R4W, Sec 29 a black cemetery (5)
282 - 2 - E T4S, R4W, Sec 33 5 graves; first known interment: Indiana Elizabeth Hobbs (1828-1854); last known interment: Rebecca Hobbs
Malone
225 - 2 - E
T3S, R4W, Sec 35
3 graves; first known interment: Martha Ann Lindsey (d. 1826); last known interment: D. Horton (1853-1927) (1)
(11)
Little Elk Church; a black cemetery of approximately 85 graves; first known interment: Unity Smith (1899-1936);
Freeman, Harris, Smith and Yarbrough are common to this cemetery still in use (5) (19)
a black cemetery of approximately 30 graves; first known interment: Ann Maria Pryor (1866-1893); last known
interment: Leslie Carter Howell (1909-1984); Birgh, Carter, Howard, Lockhart and Moore can also be found in
this inactive cemetery (5) (19)
destroyed in 1948 and restored 1952, 14 graves; first known interment: Martha (Ann) Hobbs Lucas (17901831); last known interment: Flora Ann Lewis Lucas (1823-1901); Houston, Keys and Malone are also found
here (5) (19) (21)
a black cemetery with approximately 30 graves; first known interment: Betty Love (d. 1901); last known
interment: Leo Pickett (d. 1930); Lee and Love are common to this cemetery (5)
(1802-1888); Maclin is also found here; this cemetery is located on the Maclin plantation “Slopeside” (2) (19)
also known as Thomas Chappell or Polly Malone Cemetery; 14 white interments and approximately 60 black
interments; this has been a black cemetery from 1900 to the present; of the white burials, first known interment:
Sallie W. Malone (1809-1827); last known interment: Elizabeth Tucker Malone (1798-1856); McDonald can
also be found here; of the black interments, Baker, Garrison, Houston, Jones, Malone and Yarbrough are
common (2) (5) (21)
the graves of Viola Anderson (1902-1963), Roberta Cowence (1874-1927), Elizabeth “Bettie” Hamilton (18651905), Rev. M. C. Malone (1878-1950), Timothy Xander Roper (b. & d. 2008), and Herb L. Scott (1951-2005)
can be found here (5) (19)
a black cemetery of approximately 30 graves; first known interment: Elizabeth Malone (1845-1914); Bass,
Coleman, Gray, McKinney, Steele and Stover are also found in this active cemetery (2) (5) (19)
the graves of John Maples (1784-1851) and Mary Maples (1778-1837); Maples were among the first to settle in
Limestone County (1) (5)
the graves of William J. Maples (1802-1833) and John L. Mason (1831-1835) can be found in this inactive
cemetery along with several unmarked graves (2) (5)
also known as Old Shoal Church Cemetery; over 100 graves, most unmarked; first known interment: Elizabeth
Allison (1766-1835); last known interment: R. Arthur Thomas (1856-1918); Bingham, Craig, Land, Martin,
Vincent and Wright are also found here (2) (5) (19)
a black cemetery of approximately 25 graves; first known interment: Governor Yarbrough (1857-1914); Malone,
Mason and Yarbrough are also common to this cemetery still in use (5)
25 graves; first known interment: Benjamin F. Henderson (1811-1849); last known interment: Thomas Eldridge
Thomson (1848-1930); Clem, Harlow, Holt, Massenburg and Tatum are also found here (2) (19)
the grave thought to be of Judith Peete Matthews and 2 unmarked child graves (5)
Malone
148 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 18
Malone
206 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 14
Maples
76 - 1 - NE
Maples
209 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 12
Martin
188 - 2 - E
Mason
192 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 31
Massenburg-Henderson
71 - 1 - NE
Mathews
McCargo-Crutcher
226 - 2 - E T3S, R3W, Sec 36
176 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 23
McClellan
185 - 1 - SE T3S, R3W, Sec 12
McCoy Chapel
McCravy
McCuan-Moss
219 - 2 - E T4S, R4W, Sec 33 see Bishop
2 - 1- W
T1S, R6W, Sec 6 the graves of Nancy L. McCravy (1840-1879) and William McCravy (1838-1911) (1) (5)
39 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 11 also known as Moss Cemetery; approximately 20 graves; first known interment: Charles Mitchell Bernard
McCully
129 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 23
T2S, R4W, Sec 6
T3S, R3W, Sec 28
T1S, R4W, Sec 28
McDonald
211 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 24
McKinney Number 1
16 - 1 - NW
McKinney Number 2
142 - 1 - SW T3S, R5W, Sec 11
McKinney
Menefee
198 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 17
186 - 1 - SE T3S, R3W, Sec 17
Milhous
92 - 1 - NE
Mitchell
50 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 12
Mitchell
95 - 1 - NE
T2S, R3W, Sec 1
Mitchell
96 - 1 - NE
T2S, R3W, Sec 12
Montgomery
Mooresville
298 - 1 - NE
256 - 2 - E
T2S, R4W, Sec 4
T5S, R3W, Sec 8
T1S, R5W, Sec 6
T1S, R3W, Sec 35
approximately 10 graves; first known interment: Elize Crutcher (1798-1838); last known interment: Herman D.
Jennings (1906-1918); Clem and Newby are also found here (5) (19) (21)
5 graves; first known interment: Martha L. McClellan (1829-1859); last known interment: Thomas J. McClellan
(1811-1887); Davis and Moore are also found here (2) (19) (21)
(1788-1827); last known interment: Nancy H. Moss (1816-1895); Hill, McCuan, Strange and Toon are also
found in this inactive cemetery (6) (19)
6 graves; first known interment: Almeda C. Black (1857-1879); last known interment: James B. McCully (18491930); Lapington is also found here (5)
adjacent to Bridgeforth Cemetery; a black cemetery of approximately 25 graves; 3 marked graves: Odie Betts,
Joe Malone and infant son of Sadie Wynn (5)
approximately 20 graves; first known interment: Marcum Sketters (1837-1838); last known interment: Millie E.
Graves (1850-1924); Bassham, Calton, McKinney, Shelton, Smith and Sumners are also found here (1) (19)
approximately 10 graves; most of the stones are broken; first known interment: ? Marhee (d. 1849); last known
interment: E. M. J. (1779-1865); Attie, David and Foote are also found here (5)
the grave of the infant McKinney (b. & d. 1852) (2)
14 graves; first known interment: Hepsie Byce Menefee (1812-1879) last known interment: Annie M. Owen
(1878-1954); Jones and Terry are also found here (2) (19)
13 graves; first known interment: Sarah Milhous (1805-1823); last known interment: Joseph Overmyer (18231906); Hardin, Hodges and Martin are also found here (2) (19)
approximately 15 graves; first known interment: Sarah Ausley Gibson (1849-1888); last known interment:
Winfred Elam Marbut (1925-2001); Long, McConnell and Mitchell are also found here (1) (19)
10 graves; first known interment: Leonadas K. Carroll (1852-1853); last known interment: Sewel Verne Mitchell
(b. & d. 1898); Groce is also found here (5) (19)
also known as Peck Cemetery, established 1862; approximately 25 graves; first known interment: Elizabeth
Mitchell (1791-1842); last known interment: Earline Dollar (1926-2009); Bailey, Band, Cartwright, Jaret,
Jennings, Mitchell, Payne, Roberson and Williamson are common to this cemetery (5) (19)
the graves of Mary Steele Montgomery (1797-1831) and James Gibson Montgomery (1781-1854) (2) (19)
approximately 80 marked and 2,500 unmarked graves; first known interment: B. F. Dunkin (1820-1823); last
known interment: Maudie Cowan (1915-1957); Bailey, Barnes, Bolin, Bradly, Clark, Cowan, Davidson,
Dempsey, Dunkin, Fogg, Hafley, Martin, Nelson, Oliver, Seay, Shelton and Vaugh are also found here (2)
Limestone 6
Locale
Location
Morris
Cemetery
61 - 1 - NE
T1S, R4W, Sec 8
Morris
Moseley
Moss
Motes
163 - 2 - E
143 - 2 - W
39 - 1 - SW
86 - 1 - NE
T3S, R4W, Sec 18
T3S, R5W, Sec 14 see Turner-Allen
T2S, R6W, Sec 11 see McCuan-Moss
T1S, R3W, Sec 14 5 graves; first known interment: Elizabeth Dawson (d. 1831 at 73 years); last known interment: Mary E. Motes
Mount Pisgah
132 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 26
Mount Pleasant
56 - 1 - NE
T1S, R4W, Sec 1
Murrah
48 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 18
Myers
125 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 23
Nebo
208 - 2 - W
T4S, R5W, Sec 1
Nelson
44 - 1 - SW
T2S, R5W, Sec 9
New Beria
123 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 16
New Garden
75 - 1 - NE
T2S, R4W, Sec 4
New German
91 - 1 - NE
T1S, R3W, Sec 33
New Hope
New Hope
New Hope
New Hope
Church Affiliation and Remarks
10 graves; first known interment: Shadrick Morris (1771-1848); last known interment: Robert Lewis Morris, Jr.
(1930-1995); Norris and Trotter are also found here (5) (19)
(1842-1903) (2) (21)
Mount Pisgah Baptist Church; approximately 420 graves, many marked with fieldstones; first known interment:
David L. Taylor (b. & d. 1919); Adams, Baker, Ball, Berzett, Blankenship, Calvert, Carwile, Clinard, Craig,
Daniel, Davis, Downs, Ferguson, Flannagan, Garrett, Hall, Hobbs, Jackson, Kelly, Key, Lee, McDole,
McGlockin, Pugh, Rouse, Springer, Toon and Weldon are also common to this active cemetery (1) (19)
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church, established 1863, now Boyd’s Chapel; also known as Scrouge, Old Scrooge
or Scrouge About Cemetery; over 1,000 graves; first known interment: J. F. Hardin (1822-1863); Arnett,
Barnes, Black, Broadway, Brock, Clem, Dungy, Eaves, Gates, Hargrove, Hasting, Hodges, Hobbs,
Johnson, King, Moore, Norman, Pittman, Powers, Shores, Sims, Smith, Thomas, Tillery, Toone, Wales
and Wallace are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (17) (19)
11 graves; first known interment: Mahuldia N. Murrah (1833-1834); last known interment: Joe Craig (19081909); Copeland, Dawson, Hightower and Tisdale are also found here (1)
approximately 250 graves; first known interment: David W. Myers (1830-1861); Baugher, Black, Boyd, Carter,
Davis, Gibson, Glass, Goodin, Goodwin, Greenhaw, Hayes, Horton, Jarrett, Key, King, Kyle, Lapington,
Mitchell, Myers, Nelson, Price, Simpson and White are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (19)
Nebo Presbyterian Church; approximately 180 graves; first known interment: Charlie Lewis (1872-1881);
Adams, Bauer, Bird, Bivens, Eaton, Gardner, Gibson, Goode, Holt, Marks, McAdams, McElwee, Meredith,
Moore, Robert, Rouse, Stewart, Tucker and Vickers are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
approximately 35 marked and 30 unmarked graves; first known interment: M. S. Nelson (1826-1855); last
known interment: Richard F. Nelson (1890-1956); Black, Cartwright, Fowler, Karnes, Nelson, Smith and
Tilman are also found here (1) (19) (21)
New Berea Missionary Baptist Church; a small black cemetery with interments dating from 1971; Beddingfield,
Cannon, Crosby, Hargrove, McClain, McDonald, McWilliams, Norman, Pryor and White are found in this
cemetery still in use (5) (19)
approximately 650 graves; first known interment: Barbara Fisher (1759-1831); Adams, Atkinson, Black,
Bradford, Bridgeforth, Broadway, Byers, Clem, Cline, Curry, Dawson, Dugger, Eaves, Gilliam, Grigsby,
Hardiman, Hargrove, Hastings, Holt, Huber, Hyde, Joyce, King, Locke, Martin, McWilliams, Phillips,
Pylant, Redus, Reeves, Street, Wood and Young are common to this active cemetery (19) (21)
also known as Germantown Cemetery; approximately 210 graves; first known interment: Richard Heinrich
(1851-1889); Bauer, Boesswetter, Bumpus, Collins, Eisenman, Gey, May, Nichols, Ruf, Rup, Sammet,
Schaub and Wessler are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
126 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 24 New Hope Baptist Church
149 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 13 New Hope Primitive Baptist Church, see Cross Key
269 - 2 - E T5S, R3W, Sec 23 a black cemetery of approximately 175 marked and numerous unmarked graves; first known interment: Lou
270 - 2 - E
T5S, R3W, Sec 23
Patton Johnson (1851-1921); this cemetery is still in use (5)
New Hope Cumberland Presbyterian Church, a black cemetery of approximately 40 marked and numerous
unmarked graves; first known interment: Phillip Jones (d. 1906); Bradley, Fullenwider, Gordon, Ice, Irvine,
Johnson, Love, Lowe, Minor, Rice, Robertson, Smith and Watkins can also be found here (5) (19)
appears as Malone cemetery of DOT county map; New Oakland Independent Baptist Church, the graves of
Silvia Ann Hughey (1822-1904) and Samuel Hughey (1820-1902); it is thought that the Hughey graves were
move here from the Hughey cemetery just to the north; new interments here have begun in 2010; DeVine,
Hicks, Ivey, Johns, Meadows, Pitts, Pope and Wallace are found here (1) (5) (19) (21)
New Oakland
148 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 18
Nicholas Davis
Oak Grove
184 - 1 - SE T3S, R3W, Sec 12 see Davis
9 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 20 also known as Good Springs Cemetery; approximately 275 marked graves and 60 graves marked with
Oak Grove
199 - 2 - W
T4S, R5W, Sec 4
Oakland
223 - 2 - E
T5S, R4W, Sec 3
Old Athens
294 - 1 - SE
T3S, R4W, Sec 9
Old Baptist
59 - 1 - NE
T1S, R4W, Sec 9
Old City
Old German
294 - 1 - SE T3S, R4W, Sec 9 see Old Athens
173 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 16 45 graves, many of which are marked with old German script; first known interment: Adam Shatz (1824-1891);
fieldstones; first known interment: Robert Samuel Evans (1829-1880); Cates, Chapman, Coffman, Davis,
Holden, Long, McCurry, Patterson, Robertson and Weldon are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (19)
Oak Grove Congregational Methodist Episcopal Church; a black cemetery of approximately 175 marked and
numerous unmarked graves; first known interment: Charley Bell (1879-1903); Bell, French, Hicks and Malone
are also common to this cemetery still in use (5)
also known as Taylor-Pride Cemetery; a black cemetery of approximately 320 marked and numerous unmarked
graves; first known interment: Rev. W. C. Morten (1848-1912); Anderson, Bartlett, Cain, Cattage, Dortch,
Ellison, Fletcher, French, Grizzard, Harper, Harris, Hobbs, Jones, Kingston, Lucas, Maclin, Malone,
Perry, Pitts, Pryor, Ruffin, Sales, Settle, Troupe and Williams are common to this active cemetery (5) (19)
also known as Athens Old Town or Old City Cemetery, circa 1818, approximately 100 graves, most dating from
the 1800’s; first known interment: Nancy McKinney (d. 1825); last known interment: William Vasser (d. 1934)
Armstrong, Austin, Berry, Boucher, Craig, Crenshaw, Eckeberger, Elliot, Fitten, Graham, Higgins, Irvin,
Mason, Richardson, Saunders, Sexton, Shelton, Sides, Sloss and Vasser can be found here (2) (10) (19)
5 graves; first known interment: Mary Ann Lewis (1826-1837); last known interment: Mary Miller (1797-1855);
Goodrich is also found in this inactive cemetery (2)
Farmer, Pollitz, Schaub, Sharp, Silas and Solomans are common to this cemetery still in use (2)
this was once a large cemetery, but very few marked graves remain; first known interment: James Allen (18001856); last known interment: Jesse Holt (1804-1878); Cranford and Scott are also found here (2)
a black cemetery adjacent to Lebanon Independent Methodist Church Cemetery; the graves of Abraham
Grigsby, Sammie Phelps (1889-1911), Comodor Horton (1890-1918) and Mary Horton (1874-1927) (5)
New Garden Pentecostal Church; established 1831; over 700 graves; first known interment: Barbara Fisher (d.
1831); Adams, Atkinson, Bailey, Black, Bradford, Bridgeforth, Clem, Cline, Dawson, Dugger, Hargrove,
Martin, McWilliams, Phillips, Reeves, Williams and York are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19)
Old Holt
278 - 2 - E
T3S, R4W, Sec 36
Old Lebanon
45 - 1 - SW
T2S, R5W, Sec 8
Old New Garden
74 - 1 - NE
T2S, R4W, Sec 4
Old Scrooge
Old Shoal
Old Town
56 - 1 - NE T1S, R4W, Sec 1 see Mount Pleasant
188 - 2 - E T3S, R3W, Sec 28 see Martin
294 - 1 - SE T3S, R4W, Sec 9 see Old Athens
Limestone 7
Cemetery
O’Neal
Locale
Location
130 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 26
Church Affiliation and Remarks
O’Neal Church of Christ; approximately 280 graves; first known interment: Edna E. Pugh (1925-1927);
Abernathy, Adams, Birdsong, Black, Brooks, Brown, Burns, Campbell, Covington, Davis, Garlen, Gover,
Gregory, King, Knowles, Moran, Morgan, Sims and White are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (19)
13 graves; first known interment: infant Crutcher (1904-1906); last known interment: David Baker (1936-1937)
(5)
Parker Chapel United Methodist Church; approximately 35 graves; first known interment: William C. Elmore
(1901-1951); Adams, Black, Blizzard, Boll, Davis, Dempsey, Elliott, Elmore, Hardiman, Jett and Southard
are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19)
an active black cemetery of approximately 45 marked and many unmarked graves; first known interment: Dollie
Daly (1867-1892); Brown, Coleman, Daly, Eddings, Holloway, Holt, Hughey, Joy, Legg, Lynch, Martindale,
Mitchell, Payne, Randolph, Redus, Reed, Scruggs, Trotter and Smith are also found here (5) (19) (21)
Parham
88 - 2 - E
T3S, R4W, Sec 35
Parker Chapel
243 - 2 - E
T4S, R3W, Sec 11
Payne
53 - 1 - NE
T1S, R4W, Sec 5
Peck
Peebles
96 - 1 - NE
259 - 2 - E
T2S, R3W, Sec 12 see Mitchell
T5S, R3W, Sec 9 approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Mary E. Neville (1825-1846); last known interment: Henderson
Peete
248 - 2 - E
T4S, R3W, Sec 23
Persimmon Grove
121 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 22
Pettusville
57 - 1 - NE
T1S, R4W, Sec 10
Phillips
55 - 1 - NE
T1S, R4W, Sec 3
Piney Chapel
153 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 24
Pleasant Grove
168 - 1 - SE T3S, R4W, Sec 14
Pleasant Point
134 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 31
Lee Peebles (1887-1957); Harn, Hundley and Richardson are also common to this cemetery (2) (5)
approximately 25 graves; first known interment: Catherine Crawford (1794-1826); last known interment:
Jeanette Mahone Peete (1854-1918); Bennett, Mahone, Southard and Word are also found here (2) (19)
Persimmon Grove Chapel Church; a black cemetery of approximately 100 marked and numerous unmarked
graves; first known interment: Lucy Lotic (1872-1881); Horton is common to this cemetery still in use (5)
Pettusville Methodist Church; established 1846 over 730 graves; first known interment: David William Pettus (d.
1849); Adams, Andrews, Appleton, Bates, Callahan, Clem, Collins, Daniel, Davis, Dugger, Dunnavant,
Fogg, Gibson, Hargrove, Hobbs, Hughey, Jackson, King, Lewis, Loveless, Marbery, Martin, Rochell,
Spence, Stanford, Wallace, Whitfield and Wray are also found in this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
the graves of Martha Cooley (1822-1856), Laura P. Cooley (1854-1857) and Captain Thomas Phillips (d. 1857
at 70 years) can be found here (2)
9 marked graves; once a larger cemetery, now it is nearly destroyed; first known interment: Martha S. Hoke
(1790-1846); last known interment: Sylvia Jean Bailey (1947-2005), the first grave since 1928; Couch,
Crawford and Hunt are also found here (2) (5) (19)
Pleasant Grove Church; a black cemetery of approximately 270 marked and numerous unmarked graves; first
known interment: Mabel Jones (1901-1902); Bartlett, Cain, Collier, Crutcher, Davis, Fletcher, Green, Harris,
Jones, King, Kirby, Malone, Moore, Noble and Vaughn are common to this cemetery still in use (5) (19)
approximately 270 graves; first known interment: James G. Baker (1821-1888); Baker, Brown, Campbell,
Clark, Coleman, DeBoard, Griffin, Haggard, Hodson, Malone, McGlocklin, McMahan, McLemore,
Rodgers, Sherriff, Terry, White, Webb and Wooldridge are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (19)
Polly Malone
Poplar Creek
225 - 2 - E T3S, R4W, Sec 35 see Malone
117 - 2 - W T3S, R6W, Sec 23 Poplar Creek Baptist Church, organized in 1818, established 1826; approximately 300 graves; first known
Poplar Creek
136 - 2 - W T3S, R6W, Sec 13
Proctor
Proctor
200 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 4
202 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 34
Pryor
Pryor-Thatch
221 - 2 - E
260 - 2 - E
T4S, R4W, Sec 22 see Harris
T5S, R3W, Sec 16 Pryor-Thatch Memorial Gardens, established 1985; a new black cemetery of approximately 20 graves; first
Quarter Lot
252 - 2 - E
T4S, R3W, Sec 28
Ragland
247 - 2 - E
T4S, R3W, Sec 22
Rambo
78 - 1 - NE
T2S, R4W, Sec 12
Reid
279 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 26
Reunion
77 - 1 - SE
Riddle
137 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 30
Ripley
118 - 2 - W T3S, R6W, Sec 26
Roberson
7 - 1 - NW
T1S, R6W, Sec 14
Robinson
60 - 1 - NE
T1S, R4W, Sec 8
T2S, R4W, Sec 12
interment: Lee Gilbert (1868-1871); Batts, Black, Bloodworth, Brooks, Crouch, Easter, Gee, Gilbert, Gora,
Graham, McCormack, McCune, Meadows, Motters, Nixon, Owens, Poole, Posey, Raney, Rogers,
Thompson, Weir, Willett and Williamson are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (5) (19)
Poplar Creek Church; a black cemetery of approximately 280 marked graves; first known interment: Frank Reed
(1898-1899); Allen, Bates, Batts, Binford, Bloodworth, Hobson, Irving, Magnusson, Malone, Nixon, Petty,
Rich, Shoemaker, Shoulders, Usery and Yarbrough are common to this cemetery still in use (5) (19)
the graves of Dr. James W. Proctor (1833-1877), M. J. Proctor (d. 1907 at 69 years), Mrs. Mattie Lou Proctor
Williamson (d. 1897 at 20 years) and Edward Earnest Proctor (d. 1899 at 20 years) (5) (19)
known interment: Roberta Taylor (1907-1988); Fletcher, Harris, Hundley, Love, Patton, Smith, Steele,
Taylor and Thatch can be found in this active cemetery (5) (19)
a black cemetery with approximately 30 marked and over 100 unmarked graves; first known interment: Lucinda
Jones (d. 1886); Holman and Vaughn are also found in this active cemetery (5) (19)
approximately 290 graves; first known interment: Annie Edwards (1882-1943); Anderson, Baker, Bradley,
Cheatom, Dancy, Dorsey, Driskill, Fletcher, Grigsby, Horton, Jones, Langford, Malone, Parham, Rice,
Tisdale, Washington, Wheeler and Wiggins are also common to this active cemetery (3) (5) (19)
approximately 15 graves; first known interment: Sam D. Stephenson (d. 1867); last known interment: Reuben L.
Willett (1840-1919); Bradshaw, Kirkland, Rambo and Willett are also found in this cemetery (5) (19)
approximately 12 graves; first known interment: Alfred Putnam Reid, Sr. (1838-1864); Ward is also found in this
long dormant cemetery (5) (19)
Reunion Church of Christ; over 430 graves; first known interment: Mary E. Crawford (1857-1860); Adams,
Allison, Baker, Bedford, Bowers, Bradford, Bradshaw, Clarke, Davis, Guthrie, Haggermaker, Holt,
Montgomery, Nye, Peace, Robison, Vining and Wilson are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19)
also known as Floyds Cemetery or Henderson Cemetery; approximately 40 marked graves, many others with
fieldstones; first known interment: M. H. Gilbert (1812-1873); Black, Cates, Hamilton, Marks, Riddle and
Rogers are also found in this active cemetery (2) (19)
since 1837, approximately 235 graves; first known interment: John N. Biard (1780-1839); Abernathy, Allen,
Baker, Bates, Battles, Black, Bullington, Dudley, Gilbert, Hamilton, Holt, Hudson, Jernigan, Marks,
Ripley, Rudder, Russell, Scruggs, Shaw and Turner are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19)
approximately 10 graves; first known interment: daughter Martha F. Jones (1872-1873), last known interment:
mother Martha F. Jones (d. 1898 at 53 years); Patterson and Roberson are also found here (1) (19)
13 legible stones and many graves marked with fieldstones; first known interment: Hesakiah Robinson (17841852); last known interment: Lonnie E. Robinson (1881-1955); Davis and Rochell are also found here (2) (19)
the grave of Joe Robinson (no dates) (5)
Robinson
Roselawn
Round Island
280 - 1 - SW T3S, R5W, Sec 3
162 - 1 - SE T3S, R4W, Sec 9 over 4,900 graves in this new cemetery (2) (19)
203 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 34 Round Island Baptist Church; approximately 150 graves; first known interment: James S. Bell (1815-1834);
Rutherford
Saint Mark
107 - 2 - W T3S, R7W, Sec 14
65 - 1 - NW T1S, R4W, Sec 19
Armstrong, Bell, Brock, Christopher, Cooley, Dodd, Gray, LeCroix, McClung, McLemore, Mullins, Neely,
Owen, Raney, Roberts, Robinson and Simpson are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19)
the graves of Maj. Thomas Goodrich (1776-1850), Edward B. Lewis (1819-1850), Mary Ann Lewis (18261837), George W. Miller (1799-1852) and Mary Miller (d. 1855 at 58 years) (21)
Limestone 8
Cemetery
Locale
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
established 1943, approximately 525 graves; first known interment: William J. Patterson (1872-1944); Adams,
Anderson, Beasley, Bullington, Christopher, Coffman, Corder, Craig, Daniel, Davis, Dodd, Gaston,
Graves, Gray, Hannah, Harrison, Heathcoat, Hicks, Jackson, Kellum, Kieff, McGuire, Patterson, Pugh,
Slaton, Smith, Townsend, White and Woodard are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (19)
across from Salem Methodist Church; approximately 315 graves; first known interment: Abner Alloway (17611835); Beasely, Bridgeforthm, Carter, Christopher, Corder, Gray, Griggs, Harrison, Hicks, Kieff, Lovell,
Patterson, Smith, Starkey, Strange and Wilkinson are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (19)
Salem (new)
28 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 24
Salem (old)
30 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 24
Sampson Chapel
Sandlin
150 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 18 the church has been removed and no evidence of the cemetery remains (5)
99 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 14 established 1863, approximately 950 graves; first known interment: Robert Patterson Sandlin (1815-1863);
Sardis Spring
156 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 30
Scrouge
Scrouge About
Sherbert
56 - 1 - NE T1S, R4W, Sec 1 see Mount Pleasant
56 - 1 - NE T1S, R4W, Sec 1 see Mount Pleasant
116 - 1 - SW T3S, R6W, Sec 2 the graves of 4 members of the Sherbert family; the infant Ida Lou (d. 1916), Leroy (1897-1917), J. C. (1871-
Shoemaker
105 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 33
Slave
Smith
151 - 1 - SE T2S, R4W, Sec 13
5 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 2
Smith
31 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 25
Smith
63 - 1 - NE
T1S, R4W, Sec 18
Smithfield
69 - 1 - NE
T1S, R4W, Sec 30
Solomons Temple
Spence
Stewart
215 - 2 - E
263 - 1 - NE
213 - 2 - E
T4S, R4W, Sec 5
T1S, R4W, Sec 2
T4S, R4W, Sec 6
Sunny Hill
144 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 27
Swancott
Sylone
266 - 2 - E
66 - 1 - NE
T5S, R3W, Sec 15 Swancott Church
T1S, R4W, Sec 24 also spelled Cylone, established 1850, approximately 335 graves; first known interment: Rachel Martindale
Tanner
214 - 2 - E
T3S, R4W, Sec 32
Tate
267 - 2 - E
T5S, R3W, Sec 14
Taylor-Pride
Temperance Oak
1927) and Ida Lou (1875-1953) can be found in this inactive cemetery (1)
approximately 45 graves; first known interment: Nancy Burney Rose (1796-1871); last known interment:
Anthony M. Williams (1963-2010); Boyd, Edmondson, Flanagan, Gray, Matthews, Moss, Ramsey,
Robertson, Rose, Tucker, Varnell, Williams and York are also found here (1) (5) (19)
10 graves; first known interment: S. F. Smith (d. 1895); last known interment Hazel Smith (1911-1942); Scott is
also found here (1) (5)
10 legible stones, several graves marked with limestone rocks; first known interment: Joshua Smith (18211900); last known interment: Sina B. McGuire (1874-1955) (1)
approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Missouri O’Daniell (d. 1811 at 28 years); last known interment:
Sina B. McGuire (1874-1955); Cox, Croce, Dawson, Groce, McDonald, Miller, Mitchell, Scott and Smith are
also found in this inactive cemetery (5) (19) (21)
a black cemetery of approximately 200 marked and several hundred unmarked graves; first known interment:
Martha Brown (1862-1867); Bell, Brown, Hargrove, Holt, Horton, Jackson, Malone, McWilliams, Moore,
Phillips, Springer, Washington and Yarbrough are common to this cemetery still in use (5) (19)
the grave of an infant Spence (b. & d. 1871) and 4 graves marked with fieldstones (5)
14 graves; first known interment: Mary C. Stewart (1812-1883); last known interment: Addie Stewart Kitchens
(1879-1953); Davis and McCormack are also found here (2) (5) (190
Sunny Hill Church; approximately 175 graves; first known interment: Maxine Dodd (1930-1935); Agee, Allen,
Barnes, Baugher, Black, Brackeen, Carter, Dodd, Ferguson, Hagermaker, Harwell, Looney, Miller, Nave,
Neely, Newton, Nixon, Roberts, Smith and Waller are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
(1827-1850); Brock, Clem, Daly, Davis, Eaves, Elliott, Higgins, Hodges, Holland, Mealer, Robinson, Smith,
Sterling, Vickers, Wales and Watkins are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (19) (21)
Tanner United Methodist Church; approximately 350 graves; first known interment: Albert R. S. Wells (18831884); Anderson, Beckham, Carter, Chandler, Elmore, Holt, Johnson, Kyle, McClure, Moyers, Scott,
Simmons, Stewart, Swanner, Waldrep and Wells are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
also known as Ashford Cemetery; the graves of Uriah Milton Tate (1814-1845), Enos Tate (1782-1849) and
Thomas Tate Ashford (1857-1930) are found here (2) (19)
223 - 2 - E T5S, R4W, Sec 3 see Oakland
101 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 29 Temperance Oak Church; approximately 105 graves; first known interment: Varnell Davis (b. & d. 1880);
Thatch
257 - 2 - E
T5S, R3W, Sec 8
Thatch
265 - 2 - E
T5S, R3W, Sec 16
Thatch-Mann
Adams, Barker, Barnes, Berzett, Blakely, Boyd, Boyed, Campbell, Carr, Cleveland, Coleman, Cribbs,
Davis, Foster, Glanton, Green, Hardaway, Hill, Kelley, Landtroop, Moore, Noblitt, Pitts, Sandlin, Sides,
Spry, Stinnett, Taylor, Tribble, Tucker and West are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (19)
Sardis Springs Baptist Church; approximately 200 graves; first known interment: Margie Elizabeth McNeely (d.
1935); Bailey, Blackburn, Bradford, Browning, Carroll, Hargrove, Long, McCormick, Nave, Osborn,
Pressnell, Roberts, Ray, Russell, Smith and Van Dyke are common to this active cemetery (2) (5) (19)
291 - 1 - SW T3S, R5W, Sec 11
Alexander, Britton, Bullington, Casteel, Coffman, Davis, Glasco, Goode, Graham, Hamilton, Haraway,
Matthews, McLemore, Moss, Ramsey and Rose are also common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (19)
8 graves, but many broken stones are evidence of others; first known interment is known to be before 1834;
Hussey and Thatch are common to this long inactive cemetery (21)
an active black cemetery of over 25 graves; first known interment: George Thatch (1844-1889); Fletcher,
Harris, Hundley, Love, Patton, Smith and Thatch are among the recent interments (5) (19)
established in 1956; approximately 900 graves; Allen, Anderson, Bailey, Baker, Batts, Bell, Benford, Brown,
Cain, Caldwell, Cosby, Crooks, Crutcher, David, Davis, Farrar, Fletcher, Gilbert, Harris, Hobbs, Holt,
Horton, Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Mahaley, Malone, McLin, Redus, Robinson, Sledge, Smith, Sowell,
Stovall, Townsend, Turner, White, Wiley and Woodruff are common to this cemetery still in use (19) (20)
Thomas Chappell
Thompson
225 - 2 - E
17 - 2 - W
T3S, R4W, Sec 35 see Malone
T3S, R6W, Sec 16 the grave of Casander “Cass” Thompson (d. 1930 at 61 years), along with many unmarked graves; Ragsdale
Tillery
85 - 1 -NE
T1S, R3W, Sec 12
Todd
10 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 22
Townsend
110 - 1 - SW T3S, R6W, Sec 7
Townsend-Taylor
217 - 2 - E
T4S, R4W, Sec 29
Turner-Allen
143 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 14
Union Hill
1 - 1 - NW
T1S, R6W, Sec 6
can also be found in this cemetery (5) (19)
9 graves; first known interment: Sarah K. Freeman (1844-1849); last known interment: Angeline Tillery (18501935); Goodwin is also found here (2) (19)
approximately 80 graves; first known interment: James W. Todd (1853-1873); Brooks, Corder, Ezell, Fain,
Hicks, Roberson and Thomas are also common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (19)
15 graves; first known interment: Eliza S. Wofford (1812-1833); last known interment: William Polk Jenkins
(1853-1937); Bonner, Childress, Farley, Pebley and Townsend are also found here (1) (5) (19)
the graves of Thomas Townsend (1826-1871) and John Taylor (1858-1908) along with approximately 50
unmarked graves can be found here (2)
also known as Moseley Cemetery; a black cemetery of 17 graves; first known interment: Gilbert Turner (18351902); Allen, Furr, Malone, Patrick and Tolliver are also found in this cemetery last used in 1982 (5) (19)
Union Hill Church; 9 marked and 5 unmarked graves; first known interment: Susan P. Bailey (1835-1899);
Cornelius and Hulsey are also common to this rarely used cemetery (18) (19)
Limestone 9
Cemetery
Valley View
Locale
Location
140 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 16
Wallace
111 - 1 - SW T3S, R6W, Sec 5
Wallace
191 - 2 - W T3S, R6W, Sec 36
Walton
261 - 2 - E
T5S, R3W, Sec 11
Weir
Weir-Blair
133 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 36
103 - 1 - SW T2S, R6W, Sec 32
Wesley Chapel
189 - 1 - SE T3S, R3W, Sec 27
West
166 - 2 - E
T3S, R4W, Sec 21
West Hobbs Street
159 - 1 - SW T3S, R4W, Sec 7
Wid Legg
18 - 1 - NW
Wiggins
167 - 1 - SE T3S, R4W, Sec 14
T1S, R5W, Sec 4
T4S, R3W, Sec 24
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Valley View Church of Christ; approximately 185 graves; first known interment: Roxie Williams (1896-1897);
Adams, Baker, Barker, Britton, Chapman, Conger, Ferrell, Gatlin, Hardy, Hooie, Howard, Hudson,
McKinney, Rogers, Smith, Thompson and Williams are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
approximately 175 graves; first known interment: George Pettey (1777-1841); Allison, Ball, Bates, Brooks,
Cannon, Chittam, Cox, Davis, Dollar, Elledge, Ezell, Grigsby, Hamilton, Hargrove, Holbert, Jenkins,
Johnson, McElyea, McLemore, Rogers and Weir are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (19)
approximately 40 graves; first known interment: Mrs. L. C. Stewart (1854-1881); Andrews, Baker, Guess, Hall,
Miller, Moyers, Nixon, Rector and Wallace are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
9 graves; first known interment: Benjamin Franklin Walton (b. & d. 1823); last known interment: King Walton (d.
1906); Avent and Smith are also found here (2) (19)
the grave of Sarah Willbanks McKinney (1834-1908)
7 marked graves; first known interment: Mary Crawford Blair (1808-1847); last known interment: Jennie Weir
Cox (1861-1919); Weir and Brown are also found here; there is evidence that this was once a much larger
cemetery than it is now (5) (19)
former site of Wesley Chapel Church; approximately 380 graves; first known interment: Eddie B. Vincent (18841895); Abernathy, Burroughs, Cary, Elkins, Harbin, Ivey, Landers, Lovell, Pepper, Roberts, Rucker,
Sloan, Smith, Taylor, Throneberry, Whitley and Williams are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (5) (19)
10 graves; first known interment: Cornella I. Townsend (1840-1841); last known interment: Bettie T. West
(1836-1858); West and Parker are common to this cemetery (5) (19)
also known as Hine and Hobbs Street Cemetery, West Hobbs Street Church of Christ; over 250 graves; first
known interment: Roney Fraser (1857-1870); Allen, David, Davis, Fraser, Grigsby, Harris, Howell, Jackson,
Jones, Lockhart, Malone, Mason, Rivers and Yarbrough are common to this active cemetery (19)
approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Ora L. Rogers (1877-1878); Cobble, Elliott, Garner, Greeson,
Guthrie, Pitts, Powers, Rogers, Shelton and Sims are common to this active cemetery (1) (5) (19) (21)
a black cemetery of 12 graves behind Apostolic Christian Church; Robert E. Lee Wiggins (1907-1915); last
known interment: Ophelia Wiggins (1892-1977); Collier, Griffis, Holloway, Jones and Lee are also common
to this cemetery still in use (3) (5) (19)
4 marked and numerous unmarked graves; Eliza J. Withers Jones (1823-1901), Clement Clay Withers (18311859), Palmyra Jordan Withers (1806-1864) and Palmyra Jones Southard (1857-1889) (5)
Withers
249 - 2 - E
Witty
Witty
41 - 1 - NW T2S, R6W, Sec 11 several graves marked only by fieldstone (1)
49 - 1 - NW T2S, R5W, Sec 12 5 graves; Alice V. Witty (1841-1916), George Witty (1805-1865), Ophelia M. Witty (1853-1869) and Alice S. C.
Woodsides
Word of Faith
Yarbrough
253 - 2 - E T4S, R3W, Sec 32 located at the plantation known as Woodsides, this cemetery has been completely destroyed (5)
220 - 2 - E T4S, R4W, Sec 10 see Davis Temple
113 - 1 - SW T3S, R6W, Sec 9 approximately 10 graves; first known interment: Archibald N. Yarbrough (1843-1862); last known interment:
Johnson (1860-1869) and infant Johnson (b. & d. 1875) (5) (8)
Yarbrough
138 - 2 - W T3S, R5W, Sec 17
Zeitler
258 - 2 - E
T3S, R3W, Sec 9
Martha A. Yarbrough (1850-1929) (1) (19)
a black cemetery of approximately 25 marked graves; first known interment: F. O. Moseley (1903-1913); last
known interment: Melvinia Beddingfield (1868-1974); Bell, Cannon, Fletcher, Malone, Mason, Phelps, Stork
and Yarbrough are also found here (5) (19)
once contained approximately 100 graves; no marked graves remain; Edwards, Grantland, Jones, Lynch,
Peebles, Russell, Sandefur, Thatch and Troup are known to be buried here (5)
Cemeteries of Unknown Name
Cemetery
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Locale
26 - 1 - NW
40 - 1 - SW
46 - 1 - SW
131 - 1 - SW
146 - 2 - W
160 - 1 - SE
174 - 1 - SE
193 - 2 - W
224 - 2 - E
228 - 2 - E
246 - 2 - E
274 - 2 - E
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
T1S, R5W, Sec 18
T2S, R6W, Sec 11
T2S, R5W, Sec 7
T2S, R5W, Sec 23
T3S, R4W, Sec 30
T3S, R4W, Sec 7
T2S, R3W, Sec 13 near the former site of New Zion Church
T4S, R5W, Sec 6
T5S, R4W, Sec 2
T4S, R4W, Sec 25 near New Zion Missionary Church
T4S, R3W, Sec 17
T3S, R4W, Sec 29
Cemeteries of Uncertain Location
Locale
Location
Adams
Cemetery
not plotted
north of AL 20
in Mooresville
5 graves; first known interment: John Henry Adams (1823-1844); last known interment: Sophia Brown Adams
(d. 1848) (5)
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Bibb
231 - 2 - E
T4S, R3W, Sec 30
Beaty-Crenshaw
not plotted
unknown
approximately 35 graves; first known interment: David Porter Bibb (1814-1865); last known interment: Camilla
Madding Bibb (d. 1970); Bradley, Eggleston, Ellington and Lindsay are also found here (2)
Jerome Beaty (1820-1830), Lucretia Beaty (1811-1822), Narcissa Crenshaw (1813-1833) and Robert F.
Crenshaw (b. & d. 1833) are said to be found here (19) editor’s note: we have unresolvable issues with this
cemetery being identified on the county highway map as Houston Cemetery; perhaps this is #229 or the
unnamed cemetery to the west of #229.
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Cemeteries of Uncertain Location (Continued)
Locale
Location
Blanche
Brown
Cemetery
not plotted
not plotted
unknown
Veto
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Brundidge
not plotted
approximately 25 graves; first known interment: Rebecca Kyle (d. 1820); last known interment: John Brown
(1867-1924); Adkins, Brown, Chilcoat, Gentry and Kyle are common to this cemetery (7)
N. side of Quinn Road, the grave of Margret MCGinnis Brundidge (1774-1843) at 69 years) (1) (19)
Cain
165 - 2 - E
T3S, R4W, Sec 22
Carroll
not plotted
Elkmont
Chambers
Collier
254 - 2 - E
262 - 2 - E
T5S, R3W, Sec 1
T5S, R3W, Sec 11
1 mile W. of Athens
Copeland
Cottonport
Crabb Family
Cross Key
Crutcher
179 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 27
286 - 2 - E T5S, R4W, Sec 24
not plotted
unknown
122 - 1 - SW T2S, R5W, Sec 16
.5 mile west of
not plotted
Cambridge Lane
Denson
287 - 2 - E
T4S, R4W, Sec 5
Faulkner
81 - 1 - NE
T1S, R3W, Sec 5
Fisher
Fowlks
Gipsey
not plotted
not plotted
42 - 1 - NW
unknown
unknown
T2S, R5W, Sec 5
Goldman
Gray
Hall
Hamlen
Hancock-Grigory
93 - 1 - NE
276 - 1 - SW
64 - 1 - NE
72 - 1 - NE
21 - 1 - NW
T1S, R3W, Sec 35
T2S, R6W, Sec 12
T1S, R4W, Sec 15
T1S, R4W, Sec 27
T1S, R5W, Sec 3
not plotted
NE corner of
Limestone County
Hatchett
the graves of Allison Cain (1800-1862) and Etha Simmons; Mary Green Malone is believed to be buried here
(2)
6 graves; first known interment: Warren Calvin Carroll (b. & d, 1901); last known interment: Charles Edward
Carroll (1896-1921); Killingsworth is also found here (19)
the graves of Eliza Smith (d. 1825), Edward Smith, Eliza Smith and John Smith are known to be found here (5)
the graves of Mary Harrison Collier (1815-1868), Julia Hargraves Collier (1854-1858), Percy Dent Collier
(1840-1861), Mary Harrison (1840-1868) and possibly Thomas Bouldin Collier (d. 1869) are found here (5)
also known as Tucker Cemetery; approximately 195 graves; graves moved to Hayden Cemetery in Madison
County due to the construction of interstate 65 (5)
4 graves; Elzira Crabb Bradley (1819-1850), Mary Smith Crabb (1788-1866), Samuel Crabb (1829-1862) and
Stephen Crabb (1778-1858) (19)
approximately 15 graves; first known interment: Susan Dison (1890-1965); this cemetery still in use (1)
a black cemetery; the graves of John H. Crutcher (1904-1906), Percy Crutcher (d. 1918) and Mennie Crutcher
(d. 1927) are found here (5)
a black cemetery of approximately 30 graves; first known interment: Hester Denson (d. 1910); this cemetery is
still in use (5)
9 graves; first known interment: Candice Faulkner (1870-1879); last known interment: Susan Josephine Morell
Faulkner (1868-1918); Bland and Shannon are also found here (2) (19)
the grave of Sherman Allen (1890-1956) is said to be buried here (19)
the graves of Revolutionary War soldier Abner Alloway Strange (1761-1835) and Mary Strange (d. 1860 at 78
years) (1)
the grave of Nancy Goldman (1801-?) (2)
the grave of Lucinda Martin Gray (1818-1858); William Gray is also said to be buried here (1)
the grave of Henry Hall (1777-1837) (2)
the grave of Elizabeth Hamlen (1823-1828) (2)
12 graves; first known interment: Caroline Hancock (d. 1836-1837); last known interment: Noah Hancock
(1809-1861) (2) (5)
the graves of Catherine Hatchett (1971-1871), Edward Hatchett (1791-1876) and James E. Hatchett (18251904) (7)
Hobert
Holbert
Horton Public
Jaggers
not plotted T2S, R6W, Sec 32 a TVA survey from the 1930’s reports approximately 10 graves (15)
not plotted
unknown
approximately 25 graves (5)
not plotted T2S, R5W, Sec 4 approximately 25 unmarked graves (5)
227 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 14 the grave of Ann Jaggers (1799-1852); many others marked with fieldstones; Jacobs is also known to be found
Jones Farm
King
King
Legg
289 - 2 - W T4S, R5W, Sec 21
290 - 2 - E T5S, R3W, Sec 13
281 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 13
not plotted
Athens
Lockhart
not plotted
unknown
Lucas
not plotted
on an island when
Wheeler Lake filled
McCormack
37 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 24
McKissack
not plotted
on Elkton Rd., just
past Elm, Athens
Mount Carmel
not plotted
unknown
Mount Rozell
Murphy
not plotted
80 - 1 - SE
Newby
not plotted
Nobil
Peck
195 - 2 - W
not plotted
Petty
Prospect
not plotted
not plotted
in this inactive cemetery (1) (19)
the single grave of Zander Mattew (1852-1917) which is now underwater (5)
approximately 4 graves; two marked: Fannie King (1829 - ?) and John D. King (1850-1910) (5) (19)
a large black cemetery with many fieldstone markers; one marked grave: Sim King (1851-1916) (5)
7 graves; first known interment: Fate Gilbert (1840-1941); Coffman, Johnson, Maples and Pryor are common
to this active black cemetery (19)
8 graves; first known interment: Harriet Moore (d. 1831); last known interment: James R. Lockhart (1782-1872);
Fletcher, Harris and Hayes are also found here (2)
a black cemetery of approximately 25 graves; only two graves have dates: Wyde Lucas (d. 1892) and Simon
Townsend (d. 1896) (5)
11 graves; first known interment: Amanda McCormack (1817-1840); last known interment: Monroe McCormack
(1829-1910); Dawson is also common to this cemetery (1)
a black cemetery of 5 graves; first known interment: Frank C. Hayes (1864-19490; last known interment: Pearl
H. Johnson (1898-1973) (5)
Elmira Caroline Halbert Legg (1862-1919) and William Edward Legg (1860-1936) are known to be found in this
inactive cemetery (19)
unknown
on Bain Road in
T2S, R3W, Sec 7
Ridgelawn Drive,
Athens
T4S, R5W, Sec 5
.5 miles SE
of Bethel
N.W. of Coxey
unknown
the graves of Martha J. Murphy (1838-1840), Amanda M. Murphy (1848-1856), Sgt. James J. Bradshaw and
Marvin Boyd (5)
established 1853, 9 graves; first known interment: Matthew Newby (1793-1853); last known interment: Sallie A.
Newby (1835-1910); Kennemer is also found here (2)
Mari Nobil (b. 1824) and N. L. B. (b. 1826) (5)
9 graves; first known interment: Elizabeth Mitchell (1791-1842); last known interment: Susan E. Williamson
(1822-1859); Bailey is also found here (7)
the graves of George Petty (1777-1841) and Elizabeth Petty (1777-1854) (7)
Marion Alonzo Harbin (1877-1933) is known to be found here (19)
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Cemeteries of Uncertain Location (Continued)
Cemetery
Puryear
Roden
Roper
Locale
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
not plotted
unknown
the graves of James Samuel “Jim” Puryear (1866-1890), Nancy Melvina Puryear (1828-1907), Samueal
Washington Puryear (1809-1893), and Virginia Lodeska “Jennie” Puryear Wigginton (1855-1890) are known to
be found in this inactive cemetery (19)
the graves of Betty Roden (1809-1878), Leonard Roden (1802-1871) and Dany (sic) Roden (1807-1887) (1)
273 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 11
2 miles SW
not plotted
the grave of Lucy Jane Bean (1861-1923)
of Ardmore
the graves of Mores (sic) Sanderson (1788-1844), Henderson A. Bullington (1809-1860) and Elizabeth Ann
Bullington (1815-1883) are known to be found in this inactive cemetery (1)
Sanderson
32 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 25
Temperence Oak
Thompson
13 - 1 - NW T1S, R6W, Sec 29
not plotted
unknown
Thompson
Tucker
Vernon
Walnut Grove
not plotted
Lister
286 - 2 - E T5S, R4W, Sec 24 see Cottonport
79 - 1 - SE T2S, R3W, Sec 7 1 marked grave remains, evidence of between 15 and 20 others; Elizabeth E. Vernon (1819-1881) (2)
20 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 8 1.5 miles beyond Walnut Grove Church; 2 legible stones; other graves marked with fieldstones; Elias Legg (d.
Williams
3 - 1 - NW
Woodlawn
Wooley
not plotted
unknown
25 - 1 - NW T1S, R5W, Sec 21
T1S, R6W, Sec 3
4 members of the Thompson family, originally buried in Hesters Chapel Cemetery and later moved to the
Thompson home; Donna Jean (1963-1972), James Richard (1966-1972), James Richard (1934-?), and Peggy
Jean (1938-1981) are known to be found here (5) (19)
the grave of James R. Thompson (1934-2007) (19)
1838) and Jefferson B. Woolsey (no dates) (1)
approximately 35 graves; first known interment: Rhoda Shelton Coffman (1794-1853); last known interment:
Ray Lee Moore (1960-2002); Cowan, Hendrix, Johnson, Long, Mankins, Newman, Townsend and Williams
are also found here (1) (5) (19)
the graves of Joel Wooley (1783-1800), Robert Goldman (1831-1875) and Maria Wooley (1804-1876) (1) (5)
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Limestone 12
Numerical List of Cemeteries
1. Union Hill
2. McCravy
3. Williams
4. Hesters Chapel
5. Smith
6. Arthur Number 1
7. Roberson
8. Elledge
9. Oak Grove
9. Good Springs
10. Todd
11. Arthur Number 2
12. Harmond
13. Temperence Oak
14. Evans
15. Gaston Chapel
16. McKinney No. 1
17. Thompson
18. Wid Legg
19. Hightower
20. Walnut Grove
21. Hancock-Grigory
22. Grigsby
23. Adams
24. Legg
25. Wooley
26. Unknown
27. Browning
135. Davchport
135. Henderson
136. Poplar Creek
137. Riddle
137. Floyds
137. Henderson
138. Yarbrough
139. Farrow
140. Valley View
141. Limestone
142. McKinney Number 2
143. Turner-Allen
143. Moseley
144. Sunny Hill
145. Burrell
146. Unknown
147. Hughey
148. Malone
149. Cross Key
149. New Hope
150. Sampson Chapel
151. Slave
152. Holt
153. Piney Chapel
154. Athens
155. Fielding
156. Sardis Spring
157. Bottom
158. Holt
159. West Hobbs Street
159. Hine and Hobbs Street
160. Unknown
161. Athens City
162. Roselawn
163. Morris
164. Johnson
28. Salem
28. Howard
29. Craig
30. Salem
31. Smith
32. Sanderson
33. Cunningham
34. Dupree
35. Christopher
36. Easter
37. McCormack
38. Lindsey
39. Moss
39. McCuan-Moss
40. Unknown
41. Witty
42. Gipsey
43. Collier
43. Leonard
44. Nelson
45. Old Lebanon
45. Lebanon
46. Unknown
47. Grigsby
48. Murrah
49. Witty
50. Mitchell
51. Gray
165. Cain
166. West
167. Wiggins
168. Pleasant Grove
169. Johnston
170. Isoms Chapel
183. Fairview
184. Nicholas Davis
184. Davis
185. McClellan
186. Menefee
187. Bethel
188. Old Shoal
188. Martin
189. Wesley Chapel
190. Gordon
191. Wallace
192. Mason
193. Unknown
194. Cox
195. Nobil
196. Binford
197. Benford
198. McKinney
199. Oak Grove
200. Proctor
201. Harris
202. Proctor
203. Round Island
204. Bethlehem
204. Hine-Malone
205. Hatchett
205. Hackett
206. Malone
207. Hobbs
208. Nebo
52. Atkinson-Harlow
52. Harlow
53. Payne
54. Bailes
55. Phillips
56. Mount Pleasant
56. Scrouge
56. Scrouge About
56. Old Scrooge
57. Pettusville
58. Hodges
59. Old Baptist
60. Robinson
61. Morris
62. Hasting
63. Smith
64. Hall
65. Saint Mark
66. Sylone
66. Cylone
67. Antioch Number 1
68. Antioch Number 2
68. Grace
69. Smithfield
70. Clay
71. Massenburg-Henderson
72. Hamlen
73. Black
209. Maples
210. Lucas
211. Bridgeforth
211. McDonald
212. Lucas
213. Stewart
214. Tanner
215. Solomons Temple
216. Beulah Land
216. Lakeview
217. Townsend-Taylor
218. Macklin
219. Bishop
219. McCoy Chapel
220. Davis Temple
220. Jacobs Well
220. Word of Faith
221. Pryor
221. Harris
222. Garrett
223. Taylor-Pride
223. Oakland
224. Unknown
225. Malone
225. Polly Malone
225. Thomas Chappell
226. Mathews
227. Jaggers
228. Unknown
229. Beaty-Crenshaw
229. Houston
230. Buckhannan
231. Bibb
232. Bibb
233. Gamble
234. Donaldson
74. Old New Garden
75. New Garden
76. Maples
77. Reunion
78. Rambo
79. Vernon
80. Murphy
81. Faulkner
82. Hopwood
83. Gatlin
84. Delap-Clement
84. Kull
85. Tillery
86. Motes
87. Johnson
88. Parham
89. Jones
90. Hatchett
91. New German
91. Germantown
92. Milhous
93. Goldman
94. Furgason
95. Mitchell
96. Peck
96. Mitchell
97. Concord
98. Barker
235. Bryan Farm
236. Jones
237. Foster
238. Jones
239. Glover
240. Anderson
241. Anderson
242. Fletcher
243. Parker Chapel
244. Harrison
245. Kimball-Fox
246. Unknown
247. Ragland
248. Peete
249. Withers
250. Hundley
250. Carney
250. Druid’s Grove
250. Jones-Donnell
251. Amerson
252. Quarter Lot
253. Woodsides
254. Chambers
255. Center Star
256. Mooresville
257. Thatch
258. Zeitler
259. Peebles
260. Pryor-Thatch
261. Walton
262. Collier
263. Spence
264. Blackwell-Collier
265. Thatch
266. Swancott
267. Tate
99. Sandlin
100. Higgins
101. Temperance Oak
102. Lentzville
103. Weir-Blair
104. Hughes
105. Shoemaker
106. Little Elk
107. Rutherford
108. Lucy
109. Dement
120. Elk View Memorial
120. Elk River
121. Persimmon Grove Chapel
122. Cross Key
123. New Beria
124. Berea
125. Myers
126. New Hope
127. Collier
128. Johnson
129. McCully
130. O’Neal
131. Unknown
132. Mount Pisgah
133. Weir
134. Pleasant Point
135. Davenport
267. Ashford
268. Hundley
269. New Hope
270. New Hope
271. Edmonson
272. Hardin
273. Roden
274. Unknown
275. Bullington
276. Gray
277. Grigsby
278. Old Holt
279. Reid
280. Robinson
281. King
282. Maclin
283. Apostolic Christian
284. Cain
285. Coleman
286. Cottonport
286. Tucker
287. Denson
288. Johnson
289. Jones Farm
290. Limestone Memorial
291. Thatch-Mann
292. Black
292. Alexander
293. Evans
294. Old Athens
294. Old City
294. Athens Old Town
295. Adams
296. Black
297. Coleman Family
298. Montgomery