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MADDOX
Location: 1/2 mile east of Wetmore on Savnnah Farm. Wetmore is 8 miles NE of Benton.
Date established: About 1889 at the death of Betsy Maddox. Discontinued at death of Matthew Maddox.
Number of graves: 2
Acreage: 10 x 10 ft.
Remarks: Mathew Maddox married first, Betsy White; 2nd, Jennie Bates and 3rd, Nancy Jenkins. Chilren by Betsy. Jackson married a Trew. James married Sallie White; George never married. Only children of Matthew Maddox.

Date: January 25, 1940
MANTOOTH (This cemetery listed in our February 1997 PCHGS Quarterly.)
Location: 3 miles E of Conasauga on Reuben Maxwell farm. Conasauga is 15 miles S of Benton.
Date established: Earliest inscription is March 9, 1870.
Established by Samuel Mantooth family.
Number of graves: Approximately 50.
Acreage: 1 acre
Remarks: Samuel Mantooth moved on this farm from Meigs County. It is believed that he married Hettie Farris. They are buried at Ball Play Baptist Church, but most of their children and other descendants are buried here. Several people who are not related are buried here. Graves of the Rev. Reuben Fletcher and Berry Burns are the only ones with markers. Others buried here are D. H. Mantooth and husband, Hugh Mantooth; Robert Mantooth and wife, Martha Jane; Willliam Burns and wife, Sarah Mantooth; James Fletcher and wife, Sarah Mantooth, a daughter of Samuel .

MARSHALL FAMILY
Location : 3 miles W of Delano or 6 mi. N of Benton on farm of Mrs. Johnnie Bell Green.
Date established: Before the Civil War and discontinued soon thereafter.
Established by Marshalls.
Number of graves: 8 or 10
Acreage: 20 x 30 ft.
Remarks: The Marshall family entered the land where this cemetery is located.

MATLOCK
Location: 2 and 1/2 miles SE of Benton on Matlock Valley Road (now Hwy # 314)
Established: Approximately 1870 by the Rev. Jason Matlock.
Number of graves: 40 or 50
Acreage:1 acre
Remarks: Among those buried here are the Rev. Jason Matlock, first pastor of Four Mile Baptist Church who died in 1878,and his wife Elizabeth who were parents of 20 children; John Couch, & Joe Cain. Matlock School was formerly located here. Others buried here according to WPA listings are Lafayette "Shug" Cronan; an infant d/o Florence Cronan, May Matlock Miller, Infant of Bell Burns, grandchild of Bill Burns; Louise Matlock, Mr. & Mrs. Leander Presswood, he was born about 1810 and died about 1885; Mararet Cronan Cain , Sarah Presswood,w/o John and a daughter of Elijah Cronan; Mark Cain, infant of Becky Cronan Cain; Infant daughter of John and Sarah Presswood; Infant of Coot Cronan; May, an infant d/o Austin and Tennessee Presswood; Infant of Babe Cronan; Infant d/o Austin and Tennessee Presswood; Mrs. Frady, Matilda Frady Cronan, first w/o Elijah Newton Cronan. Polk County Cemeteries

McCONNELL FAMILY
Location: At the north end of Patty Switch of L&N RR on George Williams farm, 4 miles NW of Benton.
Established: Early settlement days by McConnell family, and discontinued before Civil War.
Number of graves: Approximately 8
Acreage: 20x 40 ft. Buried here are Samuel McConnell who died in the summer of 1848 and the 92 year old grandmother of an old man McConnell at Fort Smith Arkansas.
Remarks: It is thought that this is the family cemetery of Robert H. McConnell who was the first member of the county court from the 1st district. The cemetery, in the center of a field, is grown up in bushes and is in bad condition. Inscriptions are worn off markers.

Date: January 25, 1940
McKISSICK (COMMUNITY) or BONE YARD
Location: East side of mouth of Sylco Creek at Parksville Lake or 7 miles up lake from Parksville on south side of lake. Parksville is 6 miles SE of Benton .
Number of graves: Approximately 40
Established: Before Civil War by Abraham Mckissick and discontinued around 1900.
Acreage: 1 acre Abraham McKissick died about 1874.
Ed Glenn hauled the corpse and a horse named Tom would not pull, but there was enough men to push the wagon.
Jake Rymer died about 1876 (Rymer fell dead) Mrs. Abraham McKissick, James McKissick; Mrs. Will Triplett; Lewis Triplett died about 1876 Columbus McKissick, son of Jack McKissick John McKissick, died about 1850 Mrs. John McKissick. (she was a Williams) Mrs. William McKissick, (she was a Hagler) Nancy McKissick, daughter of William McKissick) Charley Rymer, son of Alse Rymer Mary McKissick Two children of Nancy McKissick Howard George Howard was killed in a raid William J. and Martha Clements McKissack. Catherine Kerr Barker died about 1871 Martha, born 1883 died in 1990 at age 107! Edom Dixon who married a McKissick * Seven men killed in Gatewood's Raid. (Editor's note: According to an article in The Heritage of Polk County, Tennessee, page 20, seven men listed as being killed in the Gatewood Raid on November 29, 1864 in this area are: Thomas Bell, James Nelson, Harvey Brewster, Jim Hughes, John Christopher, Sam Lovell and Riley Sisson.)

DAVID & DELILAH McNAIR
Location: One half mile south of Conasauga which is 15 miles south of Benton.
Number of graves: 2
Established: August 15, 1838 by the McNair family and discontinued August 31, 1836.
Remarks: These are Indian graves. They were not full blood Indians, but their children had to go west when the Indians were sent west. The graves are in an enclosure about 4 ft. high made of hewn stone. The wall surounding the two graves has horizontal slate inscribed: "David and Delilah McNair, who departed this life, the former on the 15th of August 1836, the latter on the 31st of August, 1838. Their children, being natives of the Cherokee nation and having to go with their people to the west leave this monument not only to tell of their regard for their parents, but to guard their sacred ashes from the unhallowed intrusion of the white man." (See picture and article in February 1996 PCHGS Quarterly.) Polk County Cemeteries

MT. CARMEL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Location: Two and a half miles SW of Old Fort on Wheeler Fitzsimmons farm.
Established: February 27, 1896 by Mr. Carmel Christian Church
Number of graves: 6
Remarks: The church burned over 30 years ago and was not rebuilt. It had not been there many years before it was burned. John Fitzsimmons was the first one buried there, also his wife, Elizabeth, and their children, Charlie, a son; Rosa Johnson and Martha Lee, daughters.

MT. HERMON M. E,.
Location: 1 mile NW of Benton Staion which is 2 miles west of Benton.
Established: Around 1889 by Mr. Hermon M. E. Church
Number of graves: 100 or more.
Acreage: 1 acre
Remarks: John S. Norton, the 1st President of Benton Banking Co. buried here.
Good condition.
Baker, George William - November 6, 1867 / July 24, 1924
Bivens, Elizabeth Blankinship - w/o John Bivens, December 24, 1844 / March 4, 1917
Bivens, John J. - December 15, 1844 / October 30, 1926
Burchfield, Alma Rose - d/o M/M S. H. Burchfield, b/d January, 1913
Dean, Nola C. - d/o E. S. Dean, October 14, 1888 / May 26, 1904
Ford, Thomas - died January 10, 1926 age 1 year 10 months
Green, A. B. - October 16, 1855 / September 1, 1917
Hale, Charles, - s/o J. G. & E. B. Hale; September 25, 1910 / July 3, 1911
Hale, Druee G. - September 8, 1860 / January 7, 1936
Hale, Griffin - May 6, 1881 / March 15, 1916
Hale, Infant- s/o W. L. & R. J. Hale; December 31, 1906
Hale, Rebecca J. Hughes - w/o W. L. Hale; August 11, 1881/ July 2, 1918
Hale, Ruth Brown - d/o W. L. & N. E. Hale; May 6, 1921 / May 29, 1921
Hayes, E. - September 5, 1916 / July 1, 1918
Hicks, Net Brown - w/o Tup Hicks, January 5, 1871 / September 9, 1900
Hicks, Louis - May 3, 1900 / July 3, 1900
Hughes, Ann - March 13, 1842 / June 4, 1930
Hunt, Margorie Lou - infant d/o T. P. and R. L. Hunt October 13, 1920 / November 29, 1920
Hunt, Mrs. James - died May 31, 1933, age 50 years, 11 months, 12 days.
Lethco, Jessie Tate - d/o M/M J. W. Lethco - March 6, 1921
Lethco, J. W. - June 11, 1880 / February 20, 1937
Locke, Catie Lee - d/o B. F. & Bettie Locke, January 5, 1897 / June 10, 1897
Locke, Violet - inf. of B. F. and Bettie Locke, born 1903
Morgan, Griffin - unmarked (Mr. Morgan's daughter, Viola, was burned to death on Frog Mt.)
Norton, J. G. - January 20, 1851 / February 19, 1919
Norton, Martha McCullough - w/o J. G. Norton, September 19, 1862 / November 14, 1911
Norton, Ray - May 7, 1898 / Februry 21, 1920
Parker, Angeline - June 13, 1851 / March 5, 1901
Richardson, Josie G. - d/o S. D. & Rosie Richardson, July 15, 1913 / August 5, 1919
Richardson, Lester - s/o S. D. & Rosie Richardson, July 16, 1911 / August 17, 1919
Richardson, Lille - d/o S. D. & Rosie Richardson, July 16, 1911 / August 24, 1911
Richardson, Wallace - October 15, 1898 / May 29, 1922
Rogers, J. S. - May 11, 1886 / June 18, 1912
Rogers, Mary J. Gibson - December 18, 1858 / June 25, 1903
Rogers, Infant - inf. of M/.M W. A. Rogers,
Rogers, William A. - July 25, 1853 / January 4, 1936
Shipman, A. P. - October 21, 1903 / June 19, 1904
Shipman, L. M. - October 1, 1881 / June 20, 1896
Shoemaker, Adeline - died January 10, 1932, age 76 years
Shoemaker, John H. - May 12, 1860
Shoemaker, Nancy Virginia Thompson - June 7, 1864 / January 31, 1937
Tilley, Sarah E. - September 27, 1842 / January 5, 1910
Weese, William Colvard - s/o J. E. & E. I. Weese, October 17, 1915 / August 26, 1916
Wilson, Richard L. D. - June 16, 1908 / December 11, 1908
Wilson, Willie Locke - February 13, 1906 / March 2, 1906

Mt. SALEM (Baptist)
Location: Two and a half miles SE of Archville.
Established: About 100 years ago by Mr. Salem Baptist Church.
Number of graves: 100 or more
Acreage: 1 acre
Remarks: Paul Parks deeded 2 acres for church and cemetery. Church was destroyed 40 years ago. Among those buried here are Silas Goforth and wife, Easter, several members of the Goodwin and Park families. The land is now part of the Cherokee National Forest.

MULLER FAMILY
Location: One mile west of Parksville on Cookson Creek road. Parksville is 6 miles S of Benton.
Established: February 26, 1859 by J. F. Muller and discontinued around 1900.
Number of graves: 6
Remarks: J. F. William Muller was born in Waserthalben, Germany, May 29, 1786 and died July 19, 1866. Oscar W. Muller, a son, was Prof. of German in Hiwassee College near Madisonville and is buried at College Cemetery. Among those buried here are J. F. William Muller, Eliza Ann nee Clark, born January 6, 1832 , died March 9, 1894; Arabella Conconrdie Summeraur, August 19, 1868, died November 24, 1890; Johanna Concordie Muller Kanester, December 18, 1807, died February 12, 1893; O.P.C. Summeraur Geb Muller, December 23, 1831, February 9, 1877; Nurany Coxey, wife of John B. Coxey, December 30, 1818, died February 26, 1859; a son of the Rev. John Fetzer. Muller is German, Miller in English.
Condition: No fence and in the field.
Acreage: 30 x 30

Date: January 25, 1940
NICHOLSON OR COLUMBIANA
Location: 5 1/2 miles north of Benton on Patty to Coghill road.
Established: Probably prior to 1841, possibly by Samuel Weir.
Number of graves: 50 or more.
Acreage: Nicholson section 50 x 50. Columbiana section: 1.2 acre
Remarks: There are two sections of this cemetery The old sectiion (Columbiana) is on the farm of Mrs. John Coe in the woods. Buried in this section are: J. A Toomey, Sarah Jane Weir, and Samuel Weir, and their children. Farm once possibly owned by Weir family. The Columbiana section is at the line fence between the farms. Just over the fence at upper end of Columbiana section is the Nicholson section - on the farm now owned by the heirs of Jordon Carter. It was establshed on the farm of William H. Nicholson. He was born n 1853 and died 1891, possibly buried in this section. In the old section are 35 graves or more. In the new section are 15 graves or more.
E. J. Brinkley - January 22, 1851 / December 23, 1896;
Bumgarner, Barche - December 23, 1855 / December 14, 1909;
Nicholson, Isaac - s/o W. I & Matilda Nicholson; January 30, 1887 / December 9, 1887
Nicholson, James - s/o W. I. & Matilda Nicholson; May 30, 1855 / June 30, 1885
Nicholson, Matilda E. Womac - w/o W. I. Nicholson; January 27, 1858 ./ September 18, 1937
Nicholson, Susie - d/o Isaac & Helen Nicholson; January 28, 1871 / September 5, 1893
Nicholson, William I. - January 28, 1853 / July 19, 1891
Toomey, J. A. - March 31, 1825 . February 11, 1897
Weir, Samuel - Nov. 10, 1805 / September 12, 1856 "Here reposes the remains of Samuel Weir"
Weir, Sarah Jane - June 10, 1807 / September 21, 1857
Weir, Sarah S. - February 9. 1841 / December 13, 1841

JOHN O'DANIEL GRAVE
Location: On the bank of the road at Quinn Springs about 8 miles east of Benton.
Established: about 1891
Nu mber of graves: 1
Acreage: grave site only
Remarks: John O'Daniel, an Irish peddler was drowned in the Hiwassee River, or was killed, and was buried near the road at Quinn Springs.

OLD FORT
Location: 1 mile south of Old Fort which is 16 miles south of Benton.
Established: Before Civil War, possibly when first settled by Old Fort M. E. and discontinued for several years.
Number of graves: Approzimately 100
Acreage: 1 1/2 acres
Remarks: Among those buried here are Zeke and William Waters; Cranse Headrick, John Pierce, John Griffey also several members of the Collins and Smutherman families. In bad condition.
Dunn, Eliza - July 12, 1807 / December 10, 1896
Edwards, John - Ford, Elizabeth - w/o James W. Ford; 1812 / December 2, 1879
Ford, James W. - October 22, 1809 / April 14, 1900
Headrick, R. L. - d/o J. B. & R. A. Headrick ; July 30, 1875 / March 13, 1883
McCowan, Malinda - m/o Temple Campbell; died May 10, 1885 , age 80 years
Mitchell, Hannah - February 23, 1866 / July 21, 1887
Moore, Rebecca - September 1786 / October 28, 1879
Samples, Clara - d/o J. P. & T. Samples; September 28, 1866 / May 4, 1886
Sinyard, Margaret - June 6, 1814 / November 25, 1894
Sinyard, Viney - Waters, Ezekiel - September 4, 1855 / August 26, 1926
Waters, Mary - February 16, 1868 / July 11, 1869 age 11 months, 2 days
Waters, Mary - May 1, 1808 / November 4, 1895
Waters, Mary - May 4, 1855 / Dec. 10, 1885 "Mother rest in quiet sleep while friends in sorow over thee weep."

ORR FAMILY
Location: On Dave Holden farm near Gravel Hill or 3 miles east of Benton.
Established: July 4, 1864 when Orr brothers were killed.
Number of graves: 2
Remarks: Sine and Jack Orr were sons of Robert and Emma Orr. They were killed July 4, 1864. Their remains were found later and were buried here.
Condition: bad January 26, 1940
Marker Erected in Honor of 2 Rebel Brothers (From a Cleveland Daily Banner Article, November 27, 1962:) A marker has been erected at the graves of two Confederate brother soldiers in Polk County - Jack and Sion Orr, 23 and 21 years of age. The inscription on the marker reads, "Hiram J. Orr and Sion C. Orr, absentee Confederate soldiers from Co. E. 5th Tennessee Cavalry, hung here in August 1863 by Wm. L. Harbison and squad of Confederate soldiers from Co. D 3rd Tennessee Infantry." The Orr graves are located a few miles north of Benton on the David Holden farm. It is said that the boys were captured in the field below the woods and taken into the woods where they were hung by their halter reins or check lines. It is reported that graves were dug under the trees and that the limbs were sawed or chopped off by neighbors and the bodies dropped into the graves. The boys were sons of Robert and Omelia Orr. Their brother, W .F. Orr, it is reported, had additional encounters with the Confederates. Following the war. Lt. Harbison became a lawyer, but because of the unsettled conditions in Polk County, moved to Decatur and later to Athens where he practiced his profession. The marker was made possible through the efforts of Robert B. Barker of Mr. Rainier, MD. Early picture

WILLIAM ORR
Location: 3 miles south of Parksville via Cookson Creek; Parksville is 6 miles south of Benton.
Establshed: 1856 by William Orr.
Number of graves: Approx.12 Acreage: 1/4 acre
Remarks: William Orr was born before 1800 and was Scotch Irish. Good condition in 1940.

PARKSVILLE OR SHIELDS
Location: At Parksville, which is 6 miles south of Benton.
Established: Before Civil War by Robert Shields and discon- tinued before1900.
Number of graves: At least six and possibly many more. Remarks: Robert Shields owned a grist mill here. Members of Shields, Jones, Hammons, and Mitchell families; also an infant daughter of D. C. Haskins are buried here. Located at Parksville Lake dam in the yard and under the dwelling nearest the power house.

Date: Jan. 31, 1940
PARRIS (COMMUNITY)
Location: 5 miles NE or Benton, one mile east of McCrosker highway on mountain road.
Established: November 15, 1865 by Moses Parris family at his death on his farm.
Number of graves: 31
Acreage: 1/2 acre
Remarks: Moses Parris married Nancy J. Fagin. He was from South Carolina and is believed she was also a North Carolinian. They owned slaves. Others buried here are: R. B. Stone and wife Mattie, Mary A. Woody, Noah Willliam Poston, W. B. Stone, .Lulu Arter; Clayton Infant; Inf. of M / M Farmer Clayton; Burnett Infant; Granny Conner; Sis Burnett; Hannah Conner; John Duke; John Fagon. Polk County Cemeteries Dickerson, Jeff - died about 1878 Fagon, John - Kanester, Infant -- Key, Arthur - Key, Sue Paris - Manily, Lula - McClure, Mattie Sue - McClure, Walter - Mullnal, Infant - Nix, Larkin - Paris, Moses - March 6, 1788 / November 14, 1865 Paris, Nancy Fagen - September 4, 1804 / January 1903 Paris, Virginia - Pell, Alexander - Pell, Infant - Pell, Marion A. - s/o W. E. & M. J. Pell July 4, 1883 / January 9, 1901 Pell, William - Posten, Brown Posten, William Uriah - 1827 / November 6, 1918 Rogers, Fanny Stone, Cagey - Stone, Caroline - Stone, Jackie Henry - Stone, Johnson - Stone, Lula - Stone, Mintie - May 2, 1861 / September 19, 1899 Stone, Ollie - Stone, R. B. - November 1, 1845 / July 23, 1922 Stone, Sallie - w/o Cagey Stone Stone, Sallie - March 23, 1887 / April 2, Stone, Sis Stone, William - Thurman, Lula Woody, Nan Fagon - April 2, 1844 / June 7, 1925

PETTIT COMMUNITY OR PUBLIC
Location: 2 miles south of Old Fort on road leading to Willis Springs.
Acreage: 1 acre Established: Before Civil War by a Tedford
Number of graves: Approximately 100
Remarks: Buried are Joe Campbell, Joseph Pettit, David Pettit, Frank P. Kerr and family; Dorothy and Dolly Ladd, Reuben Carver McBell, W. R. Rush and some of the McClary family.
Bell, N. G. - May 27, 1828 / July 13, 1919 Bush, Maudaline - w/o
W. R. Bush; August 10, 1850 / May 27, 1912
Bush, W. R. - Dec. 31,1845 / Feb. 14, 1897; Co. F 5th TN MTD INF
Campbell, J. O.- December 29, 1869 / December 25, 1933
Campbell, Lena May - d/o J. O. & M. A. Campbell; August 8, 1901 / November 19, 1918
Campbell, W. L. - s/o J. O.. and M.. A. Campbell; September 20, 1891 / March 27, 1893
Carver, Reuben - March 15, 1845 / May 3, 1911
Kerr, A. T. - Kerr, Carl - s/o J. H. & S. C. Kerr; July 4, 1890 / September 26, 1890
Kerr, Georga P. - September 26, 1860 / January 25, 1939
Kerr, Frank P. - November 15, 1833 / Aug. 11, 1897
Kerr, Nina Jo - died August 20, 1932, age 16 years, 6 months, 26 days
Kerr, Mary W. -
Kerr, Queen Elizabeth - 1840/1919 (ed. note nee Maddox b. SC. re: death cert. of son, Wm #312 )
Ladd, Dorothy - d/o Amos & Nancy Ladd died Dec.(? ) 28, 1856, age 11 years
Ladd, Elander - died February 29, 1904; age 50 years, 3 months, 19 days
Ladd, Martha Ann - d/o Amos & Nancy Ladd; died July 31, 1869, age 27 years
Ladd, Mary W. - January 23, 1825 / December 24, 1889
McClary, Andy Lake - November 7, 1893 / January 17, 1899
McClary, Hariett - November 7, 1893 / November 24, 1893
McClary, Naoma B. - October 15, 1888 / November 22, 1900
Petit, Dave - s/o James & Mary Pettit Pettit, James - unmarked
Pettit, Mary - unmarked
Pullem, Patsy Petit - w/o Hickman Pullem
Tye, Harriett N. - d/o S. T. & L. E. Tye; died December 1, 1896, age 6 days
Tye, Horace L. - s/o S. T. & L. E. Tye; died June 16, 1894, age 2 months

JAMES PETTIT GRAVE & SLAVE
Location: In a field near Old Fort Station, 12 miles south of Benton.
Number of graves: 2 Established: 1846 by the Pettit family and discontinued same date.
Acreage: 10 x 10 ft.
Remarks: James Pettit, it was thought, committed suicide and following the English custom, was not allowed to be buried on consecrated land, but was buried by the side of one of his slaves. He was a pioneer and owned a large estate. (See the James Pettit story in the August 1996 issue of the PCHGS Quarterly.)

POSTELLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Location: Postelle is 27 miles southeast of Benton.
Number of graves: 49
Acreage: 3 acres Established: By Sims on land donated by N. B. Cutcheon, when L&N;Railroad was built through this mountain section. Remarks: The first persons buried here were two Sims children; the Rev. Lee Carter, a Baptist minister.

ROGERS
Location: Copperhill area about 30 miles southeast of Benton.
Established: By Rogers, it seems, possibly still in use and has several graves. (Editor's note: due to the sparse information on Rogers it seems likely that McConkey did not even visit this cemetery, but added it to his list from hearsay evidence.)

ROCK CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH (CLOUD)
Location: 8 miles east of Parksville at mouth of Greasy Creek. ( In former community of Bonnie.)
Established: By Rock Creek Baptist Church. Earliest inscription of Moses Cantrell, August 5, 1852; discontinued about 50 years ago
Number of graves: Approximately 50.
Acreage: 3/4 acre
Remarks: Among those buried here are
John White, born October 14, 1753 who died April 27, 1858, aged 105 years, and wife Nancy;
George Cloud,
A. H. Kerr,
Jacob Rymer,
West Newton,
Newton Guinn
Bob West & Andy Paste buried in the same grave. Paste was from the Dutch Settlement, West killed in Civil War.
Barker, Catherine
Barker, Posey
Barker, Mrs. Posey - (she was a Kerr).
Boyd, Julia - w/o James Guinn Boyd, Robert - (also some Boyd children)
Boyd, Mrs. Robert - (Cass Guinn)
Cantrell, Moses -
Cass, Mrs. John White - died in 1861
Cloud, D. A. Archer - w/o George Cloud ; January 13, 1831 / February 28, 1886
Cloud, George - died January 30, 1861, about 51 years of age
Cloud, Infant - s/o A. J. & Winston Cloud; b/d December 15, 1901
Cloud, Infant - s/o A. J. & Winston Cloud; March 13, 1884 / March 18, 1884
Franklin, Michael - died July 11 1889, age 72 years
Guinn, Newt - Harvel, Joe - killed in 1868 Haskins,
Infants - Seven infants of Mr. & Mrs. John Haskins Hutchins,
Celia - mother of John Hutchins Hutchins ,
Dennis -
Kerr, A. Hunter - September 3, 1804 / February 5, 1890
Ker, Elizabeth -
Kerr, Emaline - dau. of Abe Kerr
Kerr, L. L. Whitlock - w/o A. H. Kerr; November 30, 1809 / August 14, 1876
Newton, West - died December 1886 Paste, Andy - buried in same box with Bob West.
Rymer, Alse - brother of King David Rymer
Rymer, William Henry - age 4 years, was kicked by a colt.
Rymer, S. G. - April 12, 1845 / July 23, 1862
West, Bob - buried in same box with Andy Paste; West was killed in the Army.
West, Robert, Sr. - died about 1880 at age 92 years
White, Jess - died in the 1870s
White, John - October 14, 1753 / April 27, 1858, Postmaster at Columbus, TN for 2 years.
West, Dick -
White, Nancy - died January 8, 1845 age 85 years.

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