Pickens 1
Locale
Location
Adams
Cemetery
128 - SW
T23N, R3W, Sec 2
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Aliceville Memorial
Andrews Chapel
107 - SW
2 - NW
T22S, R16W, Sec 11 see Magnolia Memorial Gardens
T18S, R16W, Sec 11 Andrews Chapel Methodist Church, established in 1835; over 330 graves; first known interment: John C. Randall
Antioch
26 - NW
T18S, R15W, Sec 33
Antioch
129 - SW
T23N, R3W, Sec 1
Arbor Springs
144 - NE
T20S, R14W, Sec 24
Arbor Springs
34 - NE
T19S, R14W, Sec 7
Arnold
Bain
30 - NW
173 - NW
T19S, R15W, Sec 10
T20S, R16W, Sec 33
Baird
27 - NW
T19S, R15W, Sec 2
Baptist Grove
Beard
9 - NW
31 - NW
T19S, R17W, Sec 14 Baptist Grove Church; an active cemetery (21)
T19S, R15W, Sec 17 approximately 20 graves; first known interment: infant Beard (1865-1866); last known interment: Drusie McShan
Beaver Dam
Bebee Chapel
Bell
122 - SE
92 - SW
4 - NW
T21S, R13W, Sec 12 see Mount Olivet
T21S, R17W, Sec 13 Bebee Chapel C.M.E. Church; also spelled B. B. Chapel; an active cemetery (21)
T18S, R15W, Sec 11 6 marked and several unmarked graves of the Bell family; the unmarked graves are thought to be from the 1860’s;
Berry Mission
164 - NW
T19S, R17W, Sec 26
Bestman
Bethany
137 - SW
137 - SW
T22S, R15W, Sec 3 see Bethany Cemetery
T22S, R15W, Sec 3 also known as Bestman Cemetery; approximately 300 graves, most date from the 1800’s; first known interment:
Bethany
Bethel
166 - SW
64 - NE
T24N, R1W, Sec 4 an active cemetery (21)
T20S, R15W, Sec 13 also known as Stansel or Stancel Cemetery; approximately 220 graves; first known interment: James A. Stewart
Bethesda
141 - SE
T22S, R14W, Sec 26
Bethlehem
23 - NW
T18S, R15W, Sec 23
Big Creek
57 - SW
T21S, R16W, Sec 1
Big Hill
42 - NE
T18S, R13W, Sec 21
approximately 15 marked and 15 unmarked graves; first known interment: Griffin Lewis (1895-1949); Cox,
Dancy, Daniel, Hodges, Hopkins and Wallace are also known to be found in this active cemetery (20) (21)
(1807-1839); Agnew, Caldwell, Cummings, Dowdle, Fields, Halbert, Hinton, Manning, McReynolds, Redus,
Ruffin, Spruill, Taggart, Trap, Wharton, Wright and Youngblood are common to this active cemetery (3) (21)
Antioch Cumberland Presbyterian Church, organized in 1846; the cemetery was consecrated in 1846;
approximately 300 graves; Boothe, Brown, Bush, Carden, Foster, Harcrow, Henderson, Hicks, Huff, Hydrick,
Keasler, O’Briant, Peeks, Richards, Sparks and Vail are common to this cemetery still in use (3) (10) (21)
Antioch Church; six marked graves located behind the church; first known interment: Carrie K. Williams (19281976); Lewis and Spann are also known to be found in this active cemetery (20)
Arbor Springs Church; approximately 35 graves; first known interment: Wiseman Cork (1823-1876); Byars, Cork,
Harless, House, McMahon, Pate, Shelton, Walker and Williams are common to this active cemetery (21)
Arbor Springs Baptist Church, organized in 1872; approximately 280 graves; first known interment: Mary Florence
Davisdson (b. & d. 1885); Abrams, Alexander, Bishop, Bonner, Bryant, Carpenter, Carroll, Davidson, Estes,
House, Johnson, Keating, Lowe, McDaniel, Pate and Sparks are common to this cemetery still in use (12) (21)
early interments of the Arendale family are known to be found here (21)
Elizabeth Bain (1800-1868), James N. Bain (1793-1868), Lucinda Bain (1842-?), George W. Baysinger (18241873) and Allie Baysinger Gore (1862-1887) are known to be found in this cemetery (21)
11 graves; first known interment: Jane H. Baird (1869-1899); last known interment: James D. Bryant (19091969); Yearby is also found here (21)
(1895-1951); Hill, Shepard and Wood are also known to be found in this cemetery (21)
first known interment: John G. T. Gray (1836-1875); last known interment: Fred Bell (1917-1972) (3) (21)
9 marked graves; first known interment: James S. Bryant (1807-1853); last known interment: Nancy Richie
(1817-1909); Love is also found here (18)
William Owens (d. 1815 at 52 years); Bonner, Burnside, Gardner, Gillespie, Goodwin, Hood, Knox, Love,
Mayhew, McKinstry, Peach, Stirling, Speed and Taliaferro are common to this cemetery still in use (3) (21)
(d. in 1851 at 16 years); Bailey, Clardy, Friday, Hildreth, Jennings, Jones, Kilpatrick, Lancaster, Marler,
Noland, Prude, Simpson, Spain, Thaxton and Windle are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (5) (9) (21)
Bethesda Presbyterian Church, organized in 1838; approximately 200 graves; first known interment: Elizabeth
Lofton (1804-1840); Abston, Billings, Colson, Cotton, Craft, Eatman, Gandy, Graham, Jay, Maughan,
Peach, Pierce, Powell, Stanton, Sanders and Upchurch are common to this cemetery still in use (3) (21)
Bethlehem Baptist Church; approximately 350 graves; first known interment: Mary T. Huff (1796-1873); Atkins,
Barton, Clemmons, Cox, Copper, Grace, Hamilton, Holliman, House, Huff, Pratt, Price, Richardson,
Sanford, Shelton, Swedenberg, Taylor and Woodard are common to this cemetery still in use (3) (21)
former site of Big Creek Missionary Baptist Church, organized in 1829 and in existence until 1931; also known as
Pine Grove Memorial Gardens; approximately 95 graves; first known interment: J. G. Seymer (1808-1813);
Blissitt, Hudgins, Latham, Lee, Spiller, West and Wright are common to this active cemetery (1) (10) (12) (21)
Big Hill Church; approximately 120 graves; first known interment: Frances D. Price (1804-1866); Anderson,
Ashcraft, Blakeney, Bobo, Carver, Duckworth, Dyer, Jones, Junkin, Livingston, Nickoles, Smith and Trull
are common to this active cemetery (1) (21)
Bigbee Missionary Baptist Church, founded in 1880; first known interment in 1818; the cemetery is active (2) (21)
Bigbee
Blubber
Bonner
Bradford
95 - SW
112 - SW
62 - NE
105 - SW
T22S, R17W, Sec 1
T22S, R16W, Sec 12
T19S, R14W, Sec 32 see Old Sardis
T22S, R16W, Sec 8 also known as Minor Cemetery; 8 graves; first known interment: Eli Stapp (1860-1898); last known interment: Bee
Bradley
174 - NE
T18S, R14W, Sec 20
Bridges
Britts
Brooks
161 - NE
172 - NW
59 - SW
T20S, R13W, Sec 2
T20S, R16W, Sec 18
T21S, R16W, Sec 11
Brookshire
Brown Hill
Browns Chapel
145 - NW
12 - NW
79 - NE
T20S, R17W, Sec 3
T19S, R16W, Sec 3 see Christian Rest
T20S, R14W, Sec 10 Browns Chapel Church, approximately 55 graves; first known interment: Dovie Lee Hannah (1891-1954); Allen,
Bump Church
Bunn-Noland
90 - NE
165 - SE
T20S, R13W, Sec 2 see Pleasant Grove
T22N, R1E, Sec 7 approximately 25 graves; first known interment: Jefferson M. Noland (1836-1837); last known interment: Thomas
Carden
29 - NW
T19S, R15W, Sec 10
Carrollton
70 - SW
T21S, R15W, Sec 4
Cedar Grove
124 - SW
T22S, R17W, Sec 27
Minor, Jr. (1916-1972); Bonner, Forte, Gregory and Taylor are also known to be found in this cemetery (21)
the graves of A. Bradley (no dates), Annie Bradley (1795-1840), Christopher Columbus Bradley (1850-?),
Delilah Elvira Bradley (1826-1866), John Bradley (1793-1872) and Thomas Gibbs (1790-1845) (21)
Bridges Family Cemetery; the graves of Nancy Bridges (1795-1860) and Robert Bridges (1792-1885) (21)
8 graves; first known interment: Alsie Brooks (d. 1891); last known interment: Sarah Wright (1854-1940); Roland
is also found here (21)
Matilda Giles Brookshire (1792-1868) and Thomas Brookshire (1785-1836) are known to be found here (21)
Anderson, Brown, Elmore, Jones, Montgomery, Posey and Reynolds are common to this active cemetery(21)
V. Locke (1837-1914); Cole, Craft, Hughes, Teer and Turner are also found in this cemetery (8) (12) (21)
John Berry Carden (1807-1874), Mary Ann Sanders Carden (1822-1880), and infants Carden and Vails are
known to be found here (21)
approximately 720 graves; first known interment: L. Ann Wier (1833-1834); Adams, Alexander, Beasley,
Blissett, Cohen, Collins, Cox, Curry, Daniel, Ezelle, Ferguson, Garner, Gates, Hanson, Hill, Hinton, Hodge,
Johnson, Jones, Kilpatrick, Kirk, Latham, Lipsey, McCafferty, McDaniel, McGee, Mullens, Noland, Owings,
Parker, Phillips, Pratt, Puckett, Robertson, Scott, Shelton, Shepherd, Stone, Willett and Wilson are common
to this active cemetery (4) (21)
Cedar Grove Missionary Baptist Church; approximately 105 marked and 37 unmarked graves; first known
interment: Mitchell Ivy (1865-1939); Little, Murray and Wallace are also common to this active cemetery (20)
Center-Elmore
Center Springs
87 - NE
87 - NE
T20S, R13W, Sec 28 see Center Springs
T20S, R13W, Sec 28 also known as Center-Elmore Cemetery; approximately 320 graves;
Christian Hope
32 - NE
T19S, R15W, Sec 14
Christian Rest
12 - NW
T19S, R16W, Sec 3
first known interment: Mollie Bailey (18711876); Anderson, Bailey, Beaty, Byars, Cole, Daniel, Elmore, Fair, Hall, Hamner, Harper, McAteer, McDuff,
Moss, Posey, Shirley, Smothers, Stephens, Walker and Whitley are common to this active cemetery (3) (21)
Christian Hope Baptist Church; Christian Hope Memorial Garden Cemetery; also known as Coal Fire Cemetery;
an active cemetery established in 2008 (21)
also called Wrights Cemetery or Brown Hill Cemetery, 8 graves; first known interment: Marion Brown (b. & d.
1905); last known interment: Ernest Burgess (b. & d. 1937); Sobley and Wright are found here (17) (21)
Pickens 2
Locale
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Clark
Cemetery
175 - SW
T24N, R3W, Sec 23
Cluster
125 - SW
T24N, R3W, Sec 21
approximately 20 graves of the Clark family; first known interment: Martha Bowen Clark (b. & d. 1841); last known
interment: Nancy Elizabeth Clark (1879-1950); the cemetery has been ruined by livestock (21)
also known as Community Memorial Cemetery; approximately 125 marked and 50 unmarked graves; first known
interment: Pvt. Henry C. Little (1860-1877); Binion, Clark, Connor, Green, Hudson, Ruth, Robinson, Seay,
Spann and Windham are also common to this active cemetery of both very old and relatively new graves (20)
Coal Fire
Cockrell
32 - NW
67 - NW
T19S, R15W, Sec 14 see Christian Hope
T20S, R15W, Sec 23 11 graves; first known interment: Nancy Sanders Gore (1878-1831); last known interment occurred in 1997 after
Coleman
176 - NW
T18S, R15W, Sec 11
Community
69 - SW
T21S, R15W, Sec 5
Community Memorial
Cook
125 - SW
149 - SW
T24N, R3W, Sec 21 see Cluster
T24N, R3W, Sec 12 7 graves; first known interment: Mary Wicks Jarvis Cook (1805-1860); last known interment: Charles B. Cook
many years of inactivity; Cockrell, Eastland, Grines, Hancock and Smile are known to be found here (21)
Lou Ann Coleman (1880-1969), Marshall A. Coleman (1872-1934), Martha Rowe Coleman (1842-1927) and
Thomas Jordan Coleman (1840-1914) are found here (21)
approximately 100 marked and 50 unmarked graves; Barnes, Hill, Latham, Lockett, Jackson and Simon are
common to this active cemetery (20)
(1842-1890) (21)
Crossroads
49 - NE
T19S, R13W, Sec 25
Crossroads Missionary Baptist Church, established in 1904; approximately 115 marked graves; first known
interment: Lutishie Brown (1841-1912); Branyon, Connell, Conner, Dillard, Driver, Godfrey, Hendon,
Robertson and Trull are also common to this active cemetery (1) (21)
Crossroads
54 - NW
T20S, R16W, Sec 14
Dancy
127 - SW
T23N, R3W, Sec 3
Crossroads Baptist Church, established in 1950; approximately 350 graves; first known interment: J. D. Palmer
1803-1853); Allen, Brandon, Butler, Gates, Gibson, Heritage, Hicks, Hughes, Jones, Lewis, McCulley,
McDaniel, Moore, Morgan, Mullins, Oglesby, Palmer, Pogue, Ray, Reteer, Seymer, Shaw, Strickland and
Wright are common to this active cemetery (3) (21)
Dancy First Baptist Church; 15 marked and 9 unmarked graves; first known interment: Tom Hodges (1902-1974);
Adams, Binion, Cason, Lindsey, Parker, Simmons and Walker are also common this the active cemetery (20)
Dorroh
5 - NE
T18S, R14W, Sec 3
Doss
52 - SW
T21S, R17W, Sec 1
Double Branches
44 - NE
T19S, R13W, Sec 4
Double Branches Baptist Church (old); also known as Old Corrs Cemetery; church established in 1864;
approximately 125 graves; first known interment in 1866; Abrams, Bryant, Ballard, Dyer, Elmore, Hitt, Junkin,
Mullican, Parker, Richardson, Sanders, Skelton and Tyner are common to this active cemetery (1) (21)
Double Branches
143 - NE
T19S, R13W, Sec 2
Drish
Duncan
177 - SW
178 - SE
T24N, R3W, Sec 23
T24N, R1E, Sec 4
Double Branches Independent Baptist Church (new); approximately 60 graves; first known interment: William T.
Junkin (1869-1959); Parker, Reynolds, Vaughn and Woolbright are common to this active cemetery (1) (21)
the broken stone of Louis Drish (1811-1889) is found among several unmarked graves (21)
Eads-Wells
179 - SE
T22S, R13W, Sec 3
Ebenezer
83 - SE
T21S, R14W, Sec 3
Elbethel
Elmore
16 - NW
86 - NE
T19S, R16W, Sec 20 Elbethel Church; also spelled El Bethel
T20S, R13W, Sec 29 Elmore Church; also known as Old Elmore Cemetery; approximately 100 marked graves; first known interment:
Enon
108 - SW
T22S, R16W, Sec 13
Ethelsville
14 - NW
T19S, R16W, Sec 16
Farmer-Clanton
180 - SW
T24N, R3W, Sec 21
12 graves; first known interment: both Robert and William Luke were interred here in 1864; last known interment:
Tryphenia Reed Clanton (1830-1923) until an interment in 2010; Farmer and Reed are also found here (21)
Fellowship
73 - NE
T19S, R14W, Sec 26
Flatwoods
121 - SE
T21S, R13W, Sec 2
Fellowship Baptist Church. established in 1833; approximately 260 marked and 50 unmarked graves; first known
interment: Baldwin Hodo (1798-1847); Brown, Champion, Crocker, Elmore, Howard, Johnson, Langdon,
Lowe, Pierson, Reynolds, Shepherd, Snider and Thompson are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (21)
Flatwoods Baptist Church; approximately 80 marked graves; first known interment: W.A. Smith (1896-1949);
Billings, Gray, Kirk, Pate, Perry, Smith and Strickland are also common to this active cemetery (1) (20) (21)
Fleming
Forest
103 - SW
10 - NW
T21S, R16W, Sec 26 an active cemetery
T18S, R16W, Sec 29 Forest Methodist Church; approximately 325 graves; first known interment: William Turner Rickman (1740-1837);
a family cemetery with 19 graves; first known interment: Elizabeth Dorroh (1845-1846); last known interment:
Kate Hammond Dorroh (1864-1957); Patrick and Shelton are also found here (1) (21)
a single marker for the members of the Doss family is found here; first known interment: E.C. Adams (18271838); last known interment: Stephen Parker Doss, Sr. (1789-1881) (21)
the first black cemetery in the area, now virtually destroyed; Gaskins, Giles, Jordan and Knox are known to be
found here (21) (23)
James Daniel Teer (1845-1868) and George Theodore Wells (1833-1911) are the only marked graves found
among numerous field stones (21)
Ebenezer Baptist Church, organized in 1833; 4 marked graves; Cora T. Burchfield (1902-1909), Delia Parson
(1914-1915), Thomas G. Parson (1872-1929) and Martha E. Parson (1873-1948) are found here (18)
Elijiah Elmore (1793-1863); Byars, Howell, Pate and Yerby are also common to this active cemetery (3) (21)
also known as New Cemetery; approximately 135 graves; first known interment: William Booker (1772-1831); last
known interment: L. Davis Huff (1861-1948); Atterberry, Ball, Calley, Chappell, Fort, Hines, Parker, Sanders,
Stapp, Sherrod, Stone, Stansel, Taylor, Terrell and Wooldridge are known to be found in this cemetery (3)
Ethelsville Baptist Church; approximately 440 graves; first known interment: Mary E. Abrams (1820-1851);
Bradshaw, Brownlee, Burgess, Hancock, Harrell, Hawthorn, Henderson, Jaynes, Jones, McDill, Ponds,
Pridmore, Simpson, St. John, Whitten, Woods and Wright are also common to this active cemetery (1) (21)
Bell, Cox, Gibson, Glenn, Hill, Johnson, Killian, Lavender, Moore, Murrah, Pridmore, Rickman, Storey,
Thornbrough, Tilley, Wharton and Wilcox are common to this active cemetery (3) (21)
Forest
142 - SE
T22S, R14W, Sec 24
Fowler
147 - SW
T22S, R2W, Sec 30
Franconia
109 - SW
T22S, R15W, Sec 18
Funderburk
171 - NW
T19S, R15W, Sec 15
Garden
181 - SW
T22S, R16W, Sec 10
Garden
106 - SW
T22S, R16W, Sec 11
Gardner
Gardner
182 - SW
134 - NE
T22S, R15W, Sec 31
T19S, R14W, Sec 29
Forest Baptist Church, organized in 1835; approximately 40 graves; first known interment: William Ricker (17951848); Brandon, Colson, Cosper, Rhodes, Sanders, Teer and Winston are found in this active cemetery (3)
broken stones identify the graves of Eliza Fowler (1806-1826), Elizabeth Fowler (1822-1826), William H. Fowler
(1831-1840) and Essy Furgason (1856-1888) (21)
also known as Oak Grove Cemetery; established in 1837 at the former site of Oak Grove Presbyterian Church;
approximately 1,160 graves; first known interment: Anna R. Cabell (1790-1814); Alston, Archibald, Bell,
Billups, Brown, Buntin, Chappell, Clarke, Colvin, Connerly, Craft, Cunningham, Downer, Duncan, Estes,
Gardner, Gibson, Going, Hamlin, Harkins, Hood, Hughes, Johnston, Jones, Long, Love, Marlowe, Martin,
McCaa, Moody, Murphy, Park, Pate, Somerville, Stirling, Strickland, Stringfellow, Summerville, Thomson
Turnipseed and Williams are common to this active cemetery (3)(12)(21)
13 graves; first known interment: Rebecca J. Funderburk (1835-1860); last known interment: Tommie E.
Funderburk (1871-1890); Vail is also found here (21)
Garden African American Cemetery; 11 graves; first known interment: Annie B. Ball (1923-1979); Bonner,
Cherry, Curry, Hood, Jordan, Owens, Thomas and Wilder are also found in this active cemetery (21)
at the former site of Enon Baptist Church, established in 1823; over 320 marked graves; first known interment:
William Booker (1772-1831); Ball, Calley, Chappell, Cravens, Crim, Fort, Hines, Jones, Partlow, Pulliam,
Sparks, Stapp, Stephens, Taylor and Woolridge are also common to this cemetery still in use (2) (12) (20)
the grave of Willliam Gardner (1822-1839) (21)
10 graves; first known interment: Elizabeth Anne Wallace (1843-1844); last known interment: Lavenia Gardner
Gresham (1853-1903) Gardner is also found here (21)
Pickens 3
Locale
Location
Glen Echo
Cemetery
82 - NE
T20S, R14W, Sec 21
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Good Hope
159 - SW
T22S, R15W, Sec 28
Gordo City
77 - NE
T20S, R13W, Sec 9
Gore
21 - NW
T19S, R16W, Sec 24
Graham
61 - NE
T19S, R14W, Sec 29
Graham Memorial Cemetery; approximately 340 graves; first known interment: Daniel Jackson Hollingsworth
(1822-1898); Alexander, Ashcroft, Butts, Crowder, Cummins, Doughty, Drake, Ellis, Farrar, Graham,
Harper, Howell, Langdon, Lowe, Rodgers, Rozzelle and Wimberly are common to this active cemetery (21)
Greenhill
74 - NE
T19S, R14W, Sec 35
Guyton
98 - NE
T19S, R14W, Sec 27
Greenhill Memorial Gardens; also known as Heritage Memorial Gardens; approximately 300 graves; Barton,
Blakney, Carpenter, Elmore, Kelley, Lee, Lowe, McAdams, McCollough, Pate, Peeks, Perrigin, Simpson,
Spencer, Sullivan and Taylor are common to this active contemporary cemetery (20) (21)
9 graves; first known interment: E.M. Guyton (1808-1840); last known interment: John William Guyton (18051885); Bird, Bogle, Rozzelle and Shelton are also found here (21)
Hamilton
25 - NE
T18S, R14W, Sec 29
Hamiter
183 - SE
T21S, 15W, Sec 19
Hamlin
120 - SE
T22S, R14W, Sec 9
Hanks
184 - SW
T21S, R16W, Sec 5
Hannah
47 - NE
T19S, R13W, Sec 15
Hannah Methodist Church; approximately 275 marked and 115 unmarked graves; first known interment: Elizabeth
Jane Hannah (1854-1864); Benton, Campbell, Connell, Elmore, Fair, Fendley, Geer, Hannah, Herring, King,
Koon, O’Bryant, Pearson, Pritchett, Tilley and Zeanah are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (21)
Hargrove
75 - NE
T19S, R13W, Sec 32
Hargrove Methodist Church; two cemeteries totaling approximately 225 graves; first known interment: Miriam
Lewis Cummins (1811-1836); Ballard, Banks, Brown, Corr, Davis, Edgeworth, Graham, Hardy, Harless,
Herring, Howell, Johnson, McAteer, Robertson and Rodgers are common to the cemeteries still in use (1) (21)
Hatcher
115 - SE
T21S, R14W, Sec 33
Haynie
185 - NW
T20S, R16W, Sec 36
former site of Mount Pleasant Church; also known as Hopewell Hill Cemetery; Dazy Sterling (1910-1912), Jack
Summerville (1901-1926) and Sarrah Summerville (1858-1913) are found here (21)
Edward B. Gordon (1866-1868), Emma R. Gordon (1866-1868), Hariet K. Gordon (1834-1848), Nancy R.
Gordon (1804-1868), Valentine Gordon (1802-1843) and Hayne E. Stinson (d. 1841) are found here (21)
Hebron
68 - NW
T20S, R15W, Sec 16
Hebron
126 - SW
T24N, R3W, Sec 15
Glen Echo Freewill Baptist Church; approximately 30 marked graves; Dezzie Olene Cameron (b. & d. 1942);
Acker, Brown, Fulgham, Gay, Hill, Hogue, Jones and Parsons are common to this active cemetery (15) (21)
Good Hope Baptist Church; 20 marked and 12 unmarked graves; first known interment: Oscar Rowe Barnes
(1917-1937); Bonner, Robinson, Sands, Shamery and Wilkins are also common to this cemetery (20) (21)
approximately 820 graves; first known interment in 1864; Adair, Alexander, Bailey, Brown, Campbell, Carter,
Connell, Crocker, Davis, Dillard, Durrett, Elmore, French, Glass, Hamner, Hicks, Housel, Howell, Martin,
McDaniel, Price, Reynolds, Sanders, Springer and Tillery are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (21)
approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Horace Gore (1844-1845); Bunnell, Burgess, Coward, Sanders
and Smith are also common to this cemetery last used in 2001 (3) (21)
the graves of David Hamilton (1840-1862), James J. Hamilton (1838-1863), Oliver Hamilton (1836-1866) and
Wilson L. Hamilton (1844-1863) (21)
7 marked graves; first known interment: Nancy Margaret Hamiter (1833-1836); last known interment: Mary
Frances Hamiter (1802-1878); Turnipseed is also found here (18) (21) (22)
17 graves; first known interment: John Clayton (1786-1872); last known interment: William S. Hamlin (18641928); Curry, Hudgins, Pierce and Powell are also common to this cemetery (14) (19) (21)
also known as Jackson Cemetery; 12 graves; first known interment: Anna Mathews Fielder (1785-1833); last
known interment: John Pickney Gates (1813-1886); Gregory, Harper and Jones are also found here (21)
Hebron Baptist Church, established in 1841; approximately 200 graves; first known interment: Richard Wilkins
(1776-1848); Brown, Burgin, Coleman, Curry, Drain, Duncan, Ferguson, Gates, Goree, Harper, Hicks,
Hudgins, Mullins, Pearson, Shepherd, Thaxton and Yarbrough are common to this active cemetery (3) (21)
Hebron United Methodist Church, established in 1834; approximately 100 graves; first known interment: Mary
Windham (1872-1875); Baldwin, Lee, McBride, Upton and Windham are common to this cemetery (3) (10) (21)
Heritage Memorial
Holly Springs
74 - NE
81 - NE
T19S, R14W, Sec 35 Heritage Memorial Gardens; see Greenhill
T20S, R14W, Sec 16 Holly Springs Freewill Baptist Church, organized in 1877; approximately 100 graves; first known interment: Sarah
Hopewell
35 - NE
T19S, R14W, Sec 20
Strickland Reynolds (1840-1894); Benson, Clardy and McGee are also common to this cemetery (10) (16) (21)
approximately 185 marked graves; first known interment: Samuel Jones (1773-1854); Ball, Beard, Carpenter,
Davis, Harris, Henley, Hurst, Jones, Kennedy, Moss, Neal, Washington and Williams are common to this
active black cemetery (21)
Hopewell Hill
Ivey
Jackson
Jones-Cockrell
115 - SE
150 - SW
184 - SW
186 - NW
T21S, R14W, Sec 33 see Hatcher
T22S, R17W, Sec 22
T21S, R16W, Sec 5 see Hanks
T20S, R15W, Sec 5 13 graves; first known interment: Nancy Sanders Gore (1778-1831); last known interment: Sarah Cockrell (1829-
Jordan
123 - SE
T21S, R13W, Sec 24
Liberty
33 - NW
T19S, R15W, Sec 26
Liberty
117 - SE
T21S, R13W, Sec 19
Linebarger
Linebarger
76 - NE
78 - NE
T20S, R13W, Sec 5 see Sand Hill
T20, R13W, Sec 17 approximately 150 graves; first known interment: Eva Jones Hood (1890-1951); Bailey, Battle, Davis, Harris,
1893); Hancock and Jones are also found here (21)
approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Margaret E. Hall (d. 1868); Carr, Daniel, Gregg, Hall, Jordan,
Malone, Marquis, Pate, Reece, Shirley, Shook and Webb are found in this cemetery still in use (1) (21)
Liberty Primitive Baptist Church, organized in 1872; approximately 50 graves; first known interment: John Richard
Harris (1875-1878); Abrams, Guy, Hughes, Reynolds and Young are common to this active cemetery (12) (21)
Liberty Primitive Baptist Church, organized in 1837, now inactive; approximately 180 graves; first known
interment: George Washington Ballard (1843-1889); Allen, Bailey, Ballard, Billings, Carver, Crowley, Duren,
Freeman, Jones, Kelley, Kirk, Lancaster and Sutton are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (12) (21)
Jackson, Linebarger, Marchbank, McCrary, Nevitt, Nicholson, Parker, Pearson, Stewart, Washington and
Wells are common to this active black cemetery (21)
Lower Pickensville
Macedonia
94 - SW
3 - NW
T21S, R17W, Sec 24 see Saint Johns
T18S, R15W, Sec 3 Macedonia Freewill Baptist Church; approximately 225 graves; first known interment: Melvina Vail (b. & d. 1853);
Atkins, Bell, Bradley, Dawkins, Dean, Homan, House, Mathis, McAdams, McDill, Pate, Shaw, Stokes, Vail
and Woolbright are common to this active cemetery (21)
Magnolia
107 - SW
T22S, R16W, Sec 11
Marshall
Martin
187 - SW
17 - NW
T24N, R2W, Sec 2
T19S, R16W, Sec 30
Martin
188 - SE
T21S, R13W, Sec 14
Magnolia Memorial Garden; also called Aliceville Memorial; approximately 500 graves; first known interment:
Sallie B. Wilkens (1864-1941); Abston, Blakney, Britt, Brooke, Bryant, Cockrell, Colvin, Gilliam, Haggard,
Hammond, Hayes, Johnson, Jones, Junkins, Kimbrell, Maddox, Montgomery, Noland, Pate, Poole, Stapp,
Turnipseed and Windle are common to this active cemetery (21)
the grave of Charles Marshall (d. 1842) (21)
approximately 55 graves; first known interment: Rufus K. Anderson (1801-1834); last known interment: William B.
Gore (1859-1940); Bell, Burdine, Gore, Guyton, Harris, Kennedy, Martin, White and Wilkins are also common
to this cemetery (3) (21)
6 graves of the Martin family; first known interment: Sherrod Bryant Martin (1781-1861); last known interment:
Franklin P. Martin (1854-1903) (21)
Pickens 4
Cemetery
Marvin Chapel
Locale
Location
71 - SE
T21S, R14W, Sec 32
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Marvin Chapel United Methodist Church; approximately 440 graves; first known interment: infant McDaniel (b. &
d. 1884); Acker, Bridges, Brown, Cameron, Carr, Cook, Dillard, Fulgham, Harless, Harvey, Hedrick,
McDaniel, Noland, Pate, Powers, Sellers, Shepherd and Windle are common to this active cemetery (4) (21)
Marvin Hill
McCaa
41 - NE
148 - SW
T18S, R13W, Sec 17 Marvin Hill Methodist Church; an active cemetery (21)
T24N, R2W, Sec 10 12 marked graves; first known interment: William McCaa (1850-1922); last known interment: Lisa L. Windham
McCafferty Hill
189 - SW
T21S, R15W, Sec 16
(1965-1966); Gibson, Hall, McCaa, Owens and Salmond are found here (21)
Nancy Gregory (1784-1859), Anna Frances McCafferty (1808-1885), William McCafferty (1839-1846) and
William McCafferty (1803-1880) are known to be found here (21)
McKay
McMath
Memphis
151 - NE
190 - SW
96 - SW
T19S, R14W, Sec 5
T21S, R15W, Sec 4
T22S, R17W, Sec 22
numerous unmarked graves and Nancy Colson Cohen (1874-1899) and Jim McMath (1873-1919) (21)
Miller Place
136 - SW
T22S, R2W, Sec 29
Mineral Springs
18 - NW
T19S, R15W, Sec 18
Minor
Mitchell
105 - SW
119 - SE
T22S, R16W, Sec 8 see Bradford
T22S, R13W, Sec 18 approximately 225 graves; first known interment: Thomas Woolfolk (1802-1840); Archibald, Bailey, Clayton,
or Old Memphis Cemetery; approximately 125 graves; first known interment: Francis Wallis (b. & d. 1843); last
known interment in 1956; Coleman, Dunn, Garner, McCarty, Mouchett, Parker, Purnell, Smith, Tweedy,
Wallis and Williams are common to this cemetery (1 )(7) (21)
the graves of Gar Miller (1826-1893) and Tom Miller (d. 1903, age 50 years); there are also several other
unreadable gravestones and graves for which the markers have been destroyed (20)
Mineral Springs Baptist Church; approximately 150 graves; first known interment: Judah Duncan (1787-1860);
Abrams, Brownlee, Burgess, Duncan, Janes, Jaynes, Keasler, Lyles, Manning, McShan, Quinn, Strickland,
Woodard and Wright are common to this active cemetery (21)
Craft, Curry, Duren, Hitt, Hood, Jones, King, Ligon, Peebles, Powell, Sanders and Wilson are common to
this cemetery still in use (3) (20) (21)
Moorehead
154 - NW
T19S, R15W, Sec 31
12 graves; first known interment: Ada A. Moorhead (1867-1869); last known interment: Audie Valeria Moorhead
(1843-1957?); Sanders is also found here (21)
Mount Hebron
111 - SW
T22S, R15W, Sec 7
Mount Moriah
20 - NW
T19S, R16W, Sec 25
Mount Hebron Baptist Church; approximately 40 graves; first known interment: Emma Harris (1860-1934); Hall,
Jackson, McCaa, McKinstry, Spain and Turnipseed are common to this active cemetery (21)
Mount Moriah Free Will Baptist Church, the oldest Free Will Baptist Church in Alabama, established in 1846;
approximately 130 graves; first known interment: Joseph W. Springfield (b. & d. 1886); Coward, Cowart,
Duncan, Eeds, Guyton, Hardin, Howell, Majors and St. John are common to this active cemetery (12) (21)
Mount Moriah
140 - SE
T22S, R14W, Sec 27
former site of Mount Moriah Methodist Church, organized by freemen shortly after the Civil War; approximately 50
marked and 40 unmarked graves; first known interment: Frank Hinton (1726-1590); Arendale, Blair, Coward,
Duncan, Gaskins, Lanier, Noland, Owens and Wilder are also common to this cemetery is still in use (12) (21)
Mount Olive
50 - NW
T20S, R17W, Sec 11
Mount Olive
156 - NW
T18S, R16W, Sec 4
Mount Olive Baptist Church; 12 graves; first known interment: Angelo Wilson Maning (1902-1927); Bradley,
Lanier, Richey, Shambry, Webb and Wilson are common to this active black cemetery (21)
Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church; approximately 35 graves; first known interment: Johnnie Mae Trimuel Hill
(d. 1941); Hayden, Hill, Hodges, Pounds, Shirley, Tellis, Trimmuel, Troupe and Williams are common to this
active cemetery (21)
Mount Olivet
122 - SE
T21S, R13W, Sec 12
Mount Pleasant
88 - NE
T20S, R13W, Sec 21
Mount Sinai
Mount Sinai
101 - SW
113 - SW
Mount Tabor
39 - NE
T18S, R14W, Sec 14
Mount Zion
6 - NE
T18S, R13W, Sec 4
New
New Cumberland
New Hope
New Providence
New Salem
New Salem
108 - SW
97 - SW
48 - NE
65 - NE
153 - NE
157 - SW
Mount Olivet Presbyterian Church, organized in 1838; also known as Beaver Dam Cemetery; approximately 150
marked and 150 unmarked graves; first known interment: Margaret Archibald (1782-1844); Archibald, Benson,
Brandon, Burkes, Elledge, Fife, Kirk, Lewis, Shirley and Wier are common to this active cemetery (1) (10) (21)
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church; approximately 425 graves; first known interment: Tempy May Strickland (17911864); Bush, Elmore, Free, Hall, Harper, Hicks, Hilburn, Hollingsworth, Holman, Lancaster, Ligon, McAteer,
Moss, Mullenix, Pate, Rogers, Sims, Strickland and Tunnell are common to this cemetery still in use (3) (21)
T21S, R15W, Sec 20 former site of Mount Sinai Church; a substantial cemetery still in use (21)
T21S, R15W, Sec 20 Mount Sinai; 8 graves; first known interment: Thomas Lawhorn (1885-1965); Bonner Ferugson (sic), Henley,
Hill and Rice are common to this active cemetery (21)
approximately 50 graves; Jarusha Dorrah (1854-1863); last known interment: J.A. McCrary (1880-1953); Chism,
Cook, Corr, Geer, Hamby, Kelley, Massey, Mayers, Richardson and Sherril are common to this cemetery (21)
Mount Zion Primitive Baptist Church, established in 1843; approximately 275 graves; first known interment:
Rebecca Ann Clanton (1858-1862); Ashcraft, Blackney, Carroll, Clanton, Crowell, Dyer, James, Livingston,
Nabors, Parker, Robertson, Stripling, Wheat and Williams are common to this active cemetery (1) (12) (21)
T22S, R16W, Sec 13 see Enon
T21S, R16W, Sec 17 New Cumberland Presbyterian Church; approximately 70 marked and 20 unmarked graves; first known interment:
T19S, R13W, Sec 7
Laura Lue Pope (1914-1962); Atkins, Hughes, Sandsberry and Wells are also common to this cemetery (20)
New Hope United Methodist Church, organized in 1870; approximately 150 graves; first known interment: Maggie
Olivia Davis (1883-1886); Baines, Beams, Brazeal, Brazzeal, Corr, Davis, Kyles, Langdon, Montgomery,
O’Bryant, Price, Skelton, Smith, Strickland, White and Wood are common to this active cemetery (1) (12) (21)
T20S, R15W, Sec 23 New Providence Baptist Church; an active cemetery (21)
T18S, R14W, Sec 35 New Salem Church
T22S, R15W, Sec 1 New Salem Baptist Church; approximately 95 marked and 75 unmarked graves; first known interment: Ophelia
Corder (1848-1901); Barnes, Bonner, McCaa, Sterling and Windham are also common to this cemetery (20)
T20S, R13W, Sec 34
Oak Grove C.M.E. Church; a black cemetery of 90 marked and nearly 70 unmarked graves; first known interment:
Benjamin Fair (1838-1855); Davis, Knox, Stewart and Wilder are also common to this active cemetery (1) (20)
Oak Grove
89 - SE
Oak Grove
Oak Hill
Oak Ridge
109 - SW
110 - SW
146 - NW
T22S, R15W, Sec 18 see Franconia
T22S, R15W, Sec 18 an active cemetery (21)
T20S, R17W, Sec 14 Elizabeth Butler (d. 1859), James Butler (d. 1867), Margaret Cox (1778-1858), R.P. Cox (d. 1848) and Nancy
Old Bethany
135 - SW
T24N, R2W, Sec 19
Old Bethel
66 - NW
T20S, R15W, Sec 23
Old Corrs
44 - NE
T19S, R13W, Sec 4 see Double Branches
Ann Basket Middleton (1758-1848) are known to be found here (21)
Bethany Primitive Baptist Church; approximately 200 graves; first known interment: Jane Mixon (d.1837 at 65
years); the grave of James McCrory (1758-1840), life guard for Washington at Valley Forge, is found here along
with Confederate Southern Cross of Honor recipients J. W. Buntin and James Harper; Bailey, Billingsley,
Buntin, Carpenter, Gordon, Harris, Peebles, Richardson, Stringfellow and Wilder are common to this
cemetery still in use (2) (11) (21)
also known as Shingles; 9 graves; first known interment: Benjamin W. Stewart (1831-1832); last known interment:
Elijah Harris (1795-1878); Mangum, O’Daniel and Williams are also found here (21)
Pickens 5
Cemetery
Locale
Location
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Old Mount Moriah
13 - NW
T19S, R15W, Sec 8
Old Salem
43 - NE
T18S, R14W, Sec 34
Old Mount Moriah Church, or Old Kincaid Church, built in 1836; 16 marked and several unmarked graves; first
known interment: Elizabeth Blair (1765-1839) or her husband, Revolutionary War veteran James Blair (17611839); last known interment: Mary Burgess (1819-1905); Eddins, Keasler and Yeatman are also found here (12)
70 marked and many unmarked graves; first known interment: Sarah Stokes (1833-1847) Babb, Donohoo,
Estes, Harper, Junkin, Minton, Orr, Pratt and Stokes are common to this active cemetery (1) (21)
Old Sardis
62 - NE
T19S, R14W, Sec 32
Old Trinity
84 - SE
T21S, R14W, Sec 2
Phoenix
Phoenix
19 - NW
24 - NE
T19S, R15W, Sec 30 Phoenix Church
T18S, R15W, Sec 23 former site of Old Bethlehem Methodist Church; 45 marked graves; first known interment: Elizabeth Bridges
also known as Bonner Cemetery; approximately 25 graves; first known interment: Joseph Gladney (1820-1851);
last known interment: Adella C. Gladney (1860-1949); Bonner, Gibson and Spain are also common here (21)
approximately 8 marked and 30 unmarked graves; first known interment: Nancy Bruner (1796-1838); last known
interment: infant Hamner (b. & d. 1881); Brown, Burkhalter, Clardy, Kee and Largent are also found here (18)
Stewart (1819-1854); last known interment: William D. McGahey (1893-1962); Cogburn, Doler, Drake, Gunter,
Livingston, Mathis and Richards are also found here (3) (21)
Pilgrim Rest Primitive Baptist Church, established 1882; approximately 330 marked graves; first known interment:
Jinzie Haney Ezell (1814-1890); Akin, Butler, Coleman, Chapman, Cummings, Driver, Goodman, Henderson,
Jay, Jones, McCool, McCracken, Moore, Russell, Spain, Speed, Spiller, Wedgeworth and Winborne are also
common to this cemetery still in use (3) (20) (21)
Pilgrim Rest
100 - SW
T21S, R16W, Sec 23
Pine Grove
53 - NW
T20S, R16W, Sec 5
Pine Grove
Piney Grove
Pleasant Grove
58 - SW
118 - SE
90 - NE
T21S, R16W, Sec 1 see Big Creek
T22S, R13W, Sec 18 former site of Piney Grove Church
T20S, R13W, Sec 2 Pleasant Grove Church; also known as Bump Church Cemetery; approximately 170 graves; first known interment:
Pine Grove United Methodist Church, established in 1895; approximately 300 graves; first known interment: John
F. Nabors (1810-1844); Adams, Alexander, Belcher, Britt, Brown, Burgin, Eaton, Fitch, Gore, Graham,
Harrell, Jones, Lacey, Leonard, Nabors, Randall and Taylor are common to this active cemetery (3) (17) (21)
Louisa McDannell Franklin (1800-1853); Anders, Bailey, Beams, Bridges, Brown, Free, Hixon, Miller,
Mullenix and Sullivan are also common to this active cemetery(1) (21)
Poplar Springs
Possum Bend
Providence
Providence
Reynolds
Reynolds
Rocky Ridge
Ross
Saint John
63 - NE
154 - NW
11 - NW
132 - SW
155 - NE
80 - NE
22 - NW
52 - SW
94 - SW
T20S, R14W, Sec 6
T19S, R15W, Sec 31
T18S, R16W, Sec 22
T24N, R2W, Sec 13
T20S, R14W, Sec 15
T20S, R14W, Sec 14
T18S, R15W, Sec 28
T21S, R17W, Sec 1
T21S, R17W, Sec 24
Salem
85 - SE
T21S, R14W, Sec 1
Sand Hill
76 - NE
T20S, R13W, Sec 5
Sand Springs
91 - NE
T20S, R13W, Sec 12
170 - SW
T24N, R3W, Sec 8
Shady Grove
36 - NE
T19S, R14W, Sec 16
Shady Grove
Shea
55 - NW
139 - SE
T20S, R16W, Sec 29 see Spring Hill
T24N, R1W, Sec 13 also known as Shedd Hill Cemetery; approximately 40 graves; first known interment: Martha McKinstry Hinton
Shedd Hill
Shiloh
139 - SE
46 - NE
T24N, R1W, Sec 13 see Shea
T19S, R13W, Sec 16 Shiloh Baptist Church, established in 1874; approximately 400 graves; first known interment: Flora Jane Latham
Sanders-Spann
Poplar Springs Church; an active black cemetery (21)
see Moorehead
an active black cemetery (21)
see Trantham
see Thrasher
Rocky Ridge Church
see Doss
also known as Lower Pickensville Cemetery; Saint John Missionary Baptist Church, founded in 1885;
approximately 175 graves; the first 3 interments date from 1835; Bell, Burgin, Bush, Cox, Ferguson, Ivey,
Johnston, Jones, Long, Mullens, Sanders, Smith, Stewart and Walker are common to this cemetery still in
use (3) (20) (21)
Salem Primitive Baptist Church; a black cemetery of approximately 500 graves; first known interment: Margaret
Noland (1812-1836); Akin, Brown, Burkhalter, Cameron, Farley, Goodman, Hardy, Hollingsworth,
Kilpatrick, Maughan, Mills, Parham, Pate and Stapp are common to this cemetery active cemetery (16) (27)
approximately 75 graves; first known interment: Dudley Hargrove (1760-1823); Bonner, Bush, Cunningham,
Glass, Hardy, Howard, Latham, Lowe, Parker and Wells are common to this active cemetery (1) (21)
Sand Springs Methodist Church; approximately 400 marked and 125 unmarked graves; first known interment:
infant Elmore (b. & d. 1884); Bailey, Booth, Brown, Elmore, Englebert, Free, Gilliland, Hall, Hannah, Hood,
Mullenix, Pearson, Reece, Smith, Spencer, Sullivan and Zeanah are common to this active cemetery (1) (21)
approximately 10 graves; first known interment: Mary Russell (1826-1856); last known interment: Janie
Chambers Andrews (1888-1934); Sanders and Spann are also found here (21)
approximately 100 graves; first known interment: George Kerr (1779-1853); Beck, Brazeal, Burkhalter,
Carpenter, Kyles, Lancaster, Linebarger, McCrary, Minton, Price and Rozzelle are common to this active
cemetery (21)
(1898-1938); Hood, Lavender, McKinstry and Wilder are common to this cemetery (21)
(b. & d. 1878); Anderson, Burkhalter, Chastain, Connell, Estes, Fair, Hannah, Hickman, Junkin, Koon,
Latham, Martin, Pritchett, Skelton, Strickland, Walker and Walters are common to this active cemetery(1) (21)
known interments include John Shirley (1818-1883), Lydia Shirley (1823-1863), Nancy Ann Shirley (1839-1895)
and Oscar E. Shirley (1894-1895); several other unmarked graves are also found in this cemetery (13) (21)
24 graves; first known interment: Ephraim Simpson (d. 1878 at 76 years); last known interment: Zellian Dillard
Simpson (1879-1945); Creamer, Murrah, Ponds, Pridmore, Waits and Weathers are also found here (15) (21)
the graves of Noel J. Smith (1804-1852) and Rebecca Smith (1802-1851) (21)
Shirley
160 - NE
T20S, R13W, Sec 15
Simpson
163 - NW
T19S, R16W, Sec 10
Smith
Spencer
192 - SW
193 - SW
T21S, R16W, Sec 26
T24N, R3W, Sec 28
Spiller
99 - SW
T21S, R16W, Sec 13
Spring Hill
55 - NW
T20S, R16W, Sec 29
Spring Hill
51 - NW
T20S, R17W, Sec 36
identified as Spring Hill Cemetery on the Alabama DOT County Highway Map; our source refers to this cemetery
as Cook-Temple Memorial Cemetery; 6 graves; first known interment: Newte Byrd Temple (1887-1964); Cook
and Locke are also found here (21)
Spring Hill
56 - NW
T20S, R16W, Sec 30
Spring Hill Baptist Church, established in 1842; approximately 170 graves; first known interment: Edith Noland (d.
1818); Acker, Bain, Cosper, Ferguson, Gates, Gordon, Harper, Jones, Land, Latham, Lofton, Stinson,
Turnipseed and Williams are common to this active cemetery (3) (21)
the graves of Shepard Y. Spencer (b. & d. 1870); Wiley Spencer (1876-1908) and Young W. Spencer (no dates)
(21)
approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Charlotte Howard (1832-1877); Billups, Duncan, Foster,
Hinton, Long, Minor, Roland and Somerville are common to this active cemetery (21)
Spring Hill Baptist Church; approximately 65 graves; first known interment: Jeremiah Prude, Jr. (1921-1923);
Archibald, Hood, Hudgins, Jones, Latham, Prude, Stewart, Summerville, Thomas and Washington are
common to this active black cemetery (21)
Pickens 6
Locale
Location
Spruill
Cemetery
169 - NW
T18S, R16W, Sec 7
Stansel
Strawbridge
64 - NE
15 - NW
T20S, R15W, Sec 13 see Bethel
T19S, R16W, Sec 16 approximately 50 graves; first known interment: Ocia Mordine Jones (b. & d. 1900); Bailey, Fulgham, Gore,
Strickland
Tabernacle
191 - SE
1 - NW
T22S, R13W, Sec 5
T18S, R17W, Sec 12
Tabernacle
168 - NW
T19S, R16W, Sec 8
Thomasson
Thrasher
167 - NW
80 - NE
T19S, R16W, Sec 24
T20S, R14W, Sec 14
Trantham
132 - SW
T24N, R2W, Sec 13
Union
116 - SE
T21S, R14W, Sec 19
Union Chapel
7 - NW
T18S, R16W, Sec 30
Union Chapel
102 - SW
T21S, R15W, Sec 29
Union Hill
60 - NW
T19S, R15W, Sec 33
Unity
114 - SW
T22S, R15W, Sec 1
Unity Grove
40 - NE
T18S, R14W, Sec 22
Unity Grove Lower
37 - NE
T18S, R14W, Sec 23
Unity Grove Upper
38 - NE
T18S, R14W, Sec 14
Upper Pickensville
93 - SW
T21S, R17W, Sec 13
Vienna
130 - SW
T24N, R2W, Sec 33
Whatley
Williams Place
192 - SE
131 - SW
T22S, R2E, Sec 5
T24N, R2W, Sec 27
Wilson
Windham
193 - NE
194 - SW
T18S, T14W, Sec 20
T24N, R3W, Sec 24
72 - SE
T21S, R14W, Sec 6
Woodard
195 - NW
T18S, R15W, Sec 23
Wrights
Zion
12 - NW
45 - NE
T19S, R16W, Sec 3 see Christian Rest
T19S, R13W, Sec 3 Zion Primitive Baptist Church, established in 1847; approximately 350 graves; first known interment: George R. K.
Windle
Zion Possum Bend
196 - NW
T19S, R15W, Sec 31
Church Affiliation and Remarks
the graves of George Spruill (1768-1835), infant Spruill (no dates), and Nancy Agness Spruill (1778-1849) are
marked; James George Spruill (1794-1868), Lucy A. Spruill (1819-1857) and Martha Barmore Spruill (18001843) are found here in unmarked graves (21)
Jones and Martin are common to this active black cemetery (21)
the grave of Obediah A. Strickland (1763-1842) (21)
Tabernacle Methodist Church, established in 1828; approximately 475 graves; first known interment: Frances
Prince, Sr. (1772-1810); includes the grave of Revolutionary War soldier Marshall Franks (1752-1840); Ayers,
Bain, Bennett, Bigby, Clardy, Duncan, Eubanks, Franks, Gee, Harris, Henry, Jewell, Joyner, Lawrence,
Leech, McDill, McReynolds, Miller, Randall, Spruill and Wood are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (21)
Tabernacle C.M.E. Church; first known interment: Jack Henry (1822-1866); Blackston, Coley, Gardner, Griffin,
Henry, Joyner, Lenneer, Poole and Spruill are common to this active cemetery of approximately 45 graves (21)
the graves of Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Thomasson (no dates) (21)
also known as Reynolds Cemetery; approximately 10 graves; first known interment: Emily Amelia Thrasher
(1847-1887); last known interment: Anna Thrasher (1874-1932); Reynolds and Welch are also found here (21)
or Providence Cemetery; 12 graves; first known interment: George Trantham (1793-1837); last known interment:
Elizabeth Trantham (1796-1856); Burgess, Crimm, Lee, Thomas and Thompson are found here (9)(20)(21)
Union Freewill Baptist Church; cemetery established in 1976; approximately 20 graves; Acker, Gray, Henderson
and Wood are common to this active cemetery (21)
Union Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, organized in 1900; William Felix Cothren (1893-1970), Doris Chrisley
Hildreth (d. 2015) and Brandy Elizabeth Foster (b. & d. 2002) are the only graves currently present in this active
cemetery (21)
Union Chapel Memorial Methodist Church; approximately 260 graves; first known interment: William Kelsey
(1805-1839); Ball, Black, Blake, Calley, Carson, Chappell, Cockrell, Davidson, Fason, French, Gilham,
Hamiter, Jones, Lee, Lipsey, Longmire, McCafferty, Noland, Pate, Proctor, Robertson and Williams are
common to this active cemetery (21)
Union Hill Free Will Baptist Church; approximately 130 graves; first known interment: James B. Ammons (18011881); Ammons, Brazzeal, Clardy, Guy, Hodge, Hughes, Lancaster, Lowery, Oglesby, Perrigin, Reynolds
and Sims are common to this active cemetery (21)
Unity Baptist Church (established 1829); approximately 240 graves; first known interments: Private Andrew
Phillips (1759-1833), North Carolina Continental Line, American Revolutionary War; Bonner, Colvin, Corder,
Holder, Holliman, Hudgins, Jones, Knox, Manning, Maughan, Montgomery, Noland, Phillips, Sanders,
Scott, Speed, Stapp and Windle are common to this active cemetery (3) (20) (21)
Unity Grove Church, established in 1842; approximately 60 graves; first known interment: Reuben H. Wilson
(1834-1888); Ashcraft, Babb, Brazeale, Butts, Cooper, Hammond, McCool, Smith and Wilson are common to
this active cemetery (21)
approximately 65 graves; first known interment: Rebecca Shelton White Propst (1809-1852); Dorroh, Hamby,
Hollingsworth, Moore, Price, Propst, Shelton, Sherrill and Windham are common to this active cemetery (21)
Unity Grove Methodist Church; approximately 85 graves; first known interment: Jacob Hollingsworth (17821854); Ashcraft, Corr, Duckworth, Howton, Moore, Richardson, Stokes, Sullivan, Swink and Wilson are
common to this active cemetery (21)
approximately 210 graves; first known interment: infant Henley (d. 1843); Bradford, Buffington, Carpenter,
Chalmers, Coleman, Curry, Ezell, Henley, Johnston, Lang, Lee, Martin, Moorhead, Washington, Wilkens,
Willbourne, Williams and Yagle are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (21)
12 graves; first known interment: G. M. Trantham (1793-1837); last known interment: Pleasant Hill (d. 1912 at 80
years); Burglass, Crimm, Thomas and Thompson are also known to be found in this cemetery (2)
the grave of Nancy Whatley (1796-1873) (21)
field reconnaissance reveals this cemetery to be in poor condition; approximately 25 graves; first known interment:
John Williams (1783-1852); last known interment Arthur James Carpenter (1984-1988), Boone, Cawsett, Gone,
Harris, Hinton, Jones, Lavender, Lee, Lewis, Manning, Mayhew and Pearson are also found here (20) (21)
the graves of James Marion Gunter (1798-1878) and William Wilson (1784-1835) (21)
15 marked graves with others destroyed by cattle; first known interment: infant Young (1835-1836); last known
interment: Mariah Owens (1907-1991); Harlan, Peck, Spann and Windham are also found here (21)
6 marked graves; first known interment: John Russell Cole, Jr. (1837-1862); last known interment: Sarah Frances
Jennings (1840-1890); Shepherd is also found here (19) (22)
James Polk Woodard (1831-1864), Louisa H. Woodard (1850-1860), Mary Duncan Woodard (1828-1879),
Thomas Jefferson Woodard (1856-1859) and an infant without dates are found here (21)
Harper (1859-1877); Awtrey, Baines, Carver, Dorris, Dyer, Harper, James, Johnson, Junkin, Malone,
McCool, Pugh, Sanders, Sudduth, Sullivan, Walters and Wheat are common to this active cemetery (10) (21)
17 graves; first known interment: John Reynolds (d. 1850); last known interment: Curley B. Easley (1920-1947);
Brown, Coward, Hardin and Latham are also found here (21)
Cemeteries of Unknown Name
Cemetery
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Locale
Location
8 - NW
28 - NW
104 - SW
133 - SW
138 - SE
152 - NE
158 - SE
T19S, R17W, Sec 11
T19S, R15W, Sec 16
T21S, R16W, Sec 32
T24N, R2W, Sec 17
T24N, R1W, Sec 12
T19S, R14W, Sec. 4
T22S, R15W, Sec 1
Church Affiliation and Remarks
Pickens 7
Cemeteries of Uncertain Location
Locale
Location
Arendale
Cemetery
not plotted
unknown
Ashmore
not plotted
Ethelsville
Bell
not plotted
Stafford
Bethany
not plotted
Bethany
Bethanytown
Chappell
not plotted
not plotted
Aliceville
Dillburg
Creek
not plotted
unknown
Deale
not plotted
Cochran
Dunns Creek
not plotted
near Gordo
Farmers
Guyton
Henry
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
Dancy
McShan
Howard
not plotted
unknown
Lees Bend
not plotted
on the land of J. D. Cook
off AL14, nearly in MS
McDaniel
Mildred Jones
not plotted
not plotted
Reform
near Carrollton
Moorhead-Yeatman
not plotted
Ethelsville
Nance
not plotted
Nebo
not plotted
Kirk
New Antioch
New Bethel
not plotted
not plotted
unknown
unknown
New Hope
Nichols
North Pickens
Old Mitchell
Old Rocky
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
Aliceville
Ethelsville
Reform
Benevola
unknown
Old Williams
Old Woods
Palmetto
Pate Town
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
Pickensville
unknown
unknown
Petty
not plotted
Pleasant Hill
Price
not plotted
not plotted
unknown
Zion
Pridemore
not plotted
Ethelsville
Sardis
Smith-Thomas
Strickland
Taylor-Hinton
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
Thomas
Walnut Grove
Warren
Woods
Young
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
not plotted
5 miles north of Ethlesville
Church Affiliation and Remarks
this may be Arnold Cemetery, #30 above; the graves of Mary Polly Arendale (1795-1855), Nathan B. Arendale
(1815-1873) and Richard A. Arendale (1777-1839) are known to be found here (21)
8 graves; first known interment: infant McDonnell (b. & d. 1848); last known interment: Hannah Elizabeth
Ashmore (1847-1920); Gentry is also found here (21)
Amanda L. Bell (1854-?), James Lula Bell (1863-1880), Mary Crews Bell (1804-1863), William Bell (1793-1883)
and William G. Bell (1854-1859) are known to be found here (21)
the black cemetery of the Bethany community; approximately 150 marked and numerous unmarked graves; first
known interment: Emmie Layton (1889-1916); Bonner, Davis, Lanier and Williams are found here (24)
an active black cemetery (21)
the graves of Henrietts Louisa Chappell (1883-1923), Hix B. Chappell (1831-1905) and Bettie ChappelFeemaster (1836-1898) (16)
8 graves; first known interment: Mattie Janes Robinson (1835-1839); last known interment: Gibson V. Lee (18781931); Spragins is also found here (16)
Balus Earle Deale (1828-1893), Balus Deale Sanders (1845-1846), George Washington Sanders (1810-1845),
Susan Caroline Deale Sanders (1810-1866) and infant Windham (b. & d. 1849) are known to be found here (21)
first known interment: Abraham Mayfield (1812-1850); last known interment: Rebeca Mayfield (1821-1890);
Brown, Brownlee, Lewis, Mayfield and Skilton are common to this cemetery (6)
Nancy Farmer (1793-1833) and Maggie Mae Humphries (1902-2006) are known to be found here (21)
Luvina N. Guyton (1812-1887) and Whitaker W. Guyton (1807-1860) are known to be found here (21)
9 graves; first known interment: Margaret Sillars Henry (1792-1844); last known interment: 4 members of the
Henry family killed by a tornado on May 6, 1868 (3)
Dier Clysen Hodo (1858-1896), Andrew D. Howard (1802-1879), Robert Wirt Howard (1881-1896) and Sarah
Evelyn Howard (1830-1882) are found here (21)
also known as Petty Cemetery; 17 graves; first known interment: Ebenezer Petty (d. 1826); last known interment:
Samuel Petty (d. 1876 at 56 years) (2)
Sarah F. McDaniel Davidson (1859-1897) is known to be found here (21)
approximately 20 graves; first known interment: Rev. Richard Wilkins (1776-1848); Brown and Goree are
common to this cemetery still in use (2)
8 graves; first known interment: John J. W. Moorhead (b. & d. 1850); last known interment: Annie Lillie Pearl
Fowler (1837-1916); Yeatman is also found here (21)
at Huff home in Pickensville approximately 35 graves; first known interment: T. Eaton (1792-1840); last known interment: Walter Elmer Crow
(1862-1937); Hutchins, Jackson and Nance are common to this cemetery (2)
on Weyheauser land in an
area called Pate Town
on the land of J. D. Cook
off AL14, nearly in MS
9 graves; first known interment: William Robert Bell (1830-1877); last known interment: Mary D. Pate (1820-1911)
until an interment in 2012; McAteer and Slaughter are also found here (21)
New Antioch Baptist Church; an active cemetery
approximately 80 graves; first known interment: Thomas Bradford (1828-1835) or Sarah Jane Bradford (18331835); last known interment: Huldy Mayhew (1849-1925); Bonner, Gaskin, Hood, Hughes, Manning,
Stringfellow and Williams are common to this cemetery (16)
an active cemetery (21)
North Pickens Church of Christ; a new and active cemetery (21)
the graves of William Fortson (1774-1846) and William Augustus Burns (1851-1852) (2)
Abel Skelton (1822-1864), George Thomas Skelton (1853-1933), Jemima Evaline Skelton (1824-1916) and
Susan H. Skelton (1849-1896) are known to be found here (21)
Henry Williams (1781-1837) and Oran Williams (1804-1836) are known to be found here (21)
Burgess, Crim, Lee, Thompson and Trantham are found here (16)
James Marion Gunter (1794-1878) and William Wilson (1874-1835) are known to be found here (21)
also known as Nebo Cemetery; approximately 10 marked graves; first known interment: F. McAteer (1832-1897);
last known interment: Andrew Pate (1916-1919); this may be the not plotted Nebo Cemetery found above (1)
see Lees Bend
Mary Price Baines (1840-1875); Francis Doss Price (1847-1884), Sarena James Price (1812-1888) and William
Price (1801-1889) are known to be found here (21)
first known interment: Mary Mollie Pridmore (1764-1840); last known interment: Caroline Pridmore Thornbrough
(1824-1905); Pace and Rutledge are also found here (21)
Gordo
Sardis Free Will Baptist Church; an active cemetery (21)
Pleasant Grove
T22S, R13W, Sec 5 Abel Strickland (1803-1892) and Sarah A. Ligon Strickland (1814-1866) are known to be found here (21)
the graves of Sarah Elizabeth Hinton (1834-1889), William Grice Hinton (1829-1893), Isaac Taylor (1792-1838),
near Aliceville
Pleasant Grove
unknown
Benevola
McShan
Reform
Mary Cavett Taylor (1799-1838) and Matilda Caroline Taylor (1812-1856) (21)
Laura Ann Shockley (1821-1891) and Thomas Walker Shockley (1822-1893) are known to be found here (21)
an active cemetery (21)
the grave of Hinche Warren (1754-1838) (21)
the graves of John Woods (1811-1868) and John Richard Woods (1840-1874) (21)
the grave of Thomas J. Young (1830-1884) (21)
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Numerical List of Cemeteries
1. Tabernacle
2. Andrews Chapel
3. Macedonia
4. Bell
5. Dorroh
6. Mount Zion
7. Union Chapel
8. Unknown
9. Baptist Grove
10. Forest
11. Providence
12. Christian Rest
12. Wrights
12. Brown Hill
13. Old Mt. Moriah
14. Ethelsville
15. Strawbridge
16. Elbethel
17. Martin
18. Mineral Springs
19. Phoenix
20. Mount Moriah
21. Gore
22. Rocky Ridge
23. Bethlehem
24. Phoenix
25. Hamilton
26. Antioch
27. Baird
28. Unknown
29. Carden
30. Arnold
31. Beard
32. Coal Fire
32. Christian Hope
33. Liberty
34. Arbor Springs
35. Hopewell
36. Shady Grove
37. Unity Grove Lower
38. Unity Grove Upper
39. Mount Tabor
40. Unity Grove
41. Marvin Hill
42. Big Hill
43. Old Salem
44. Double Branches
44. Old Corrs
45. Zion
46. Shiloh
47. Hannah
48. New Hope
49. Crossroads
50. Mount Olive
51. Old Spring Hill
52. Doss
52. Ross
53. Pine Grove
54. Crossroads
55. Spring Hill
55. Shady Grove
56. Spring Hill
57. Big Creek
57. Pine Grove
59. Brooks
60. Union Hill
61. Graham
62. Old Sardis
62. Bonner
63. Poplar Springs
64. Bethel
64. Stansel
65. New Providence
66. Old Bethel
67. Cockrell
68. Hebron
69. Community
70. Carrollton
71. Marvin Chapel
72. Windle
73. Fellowship
74. Heritage Memorial
74. Greenhill
75. Hargrove
76. Linebarger
76. Sand Hill
77. Gordo City
78. Linebarge
79. Browns Chapel
80. Thrasher
80. Reynolds
81. Holly Springs
82. Glen Echo
83. Ebenezer
84. Old Trinity
85. Salem
86. Elmore
87. Center-Elmore
87. Center Springs
88. Mount Pleasant
89. Oak Grove
90. Bump Church
90. Pleasant Grove
91. Sand Springs
92. Bebee Chapel
93. Upper Pickensville
94. Lower Pickensville
94. Saint John
95. Bigbee
96. Memphis
97. New Cumberland
98. Guyton
99. Spiller
100. Pilgrim Rest
101. Mount Sinai
102. Union Chapel
103. Fleming
104. Unknown
105. Bradford
105. Minor
106. Garden
107. Aliceville Memorial
107. Magnolia Memorial
108. Enon
108. New
109. Franconia
109. Oak Grove
110. Oak Hill
111. Mount Hebron
112. Blubber
113. Mount Sinai
114. Unity
115. Hatcher
115. Hopewell Hill
116. Union
117. Liberty
118. Piney Grove
119. Mitchell
120. Hamlin
121. Flatwoods
122. Mount Olivet
122. Beaver Dam
123. Jordan
124. Cedar Grove
125. Cluster
125. Community Memorial
126. Hebron
127. Dancy
128. Adams
129. Antioch
130. Vienna
131. Williams Place
132. Providence
132. Trantham
133. Unknown
134. Gardner
135. Old Bethany
136. Miller Place
137. Bestman
137. Bethany
138. Unknown
139. Shea
139. Shedd Hill
140. Mount Moriah
141. Bethesda
142. Forest
143. Double Branches
144. Arbor Springs
145. Brookshire
146. Oak Ridge
147. Fowler
148. McCaa
149. Cook
150. Ivey
151. McKay
152. Unknown
153. New Salem
154. Moorehead
155. Reynolds
156. Mount Olive