This database contains cemetery surveys and transcriptions from a number of counties across the state of Tennessee. It contains all cemeteries in the US Geological Survey for Tennessee as well as several cemeteries that are not identified by the USGS. This is a work in progress and is the result of the work of many, many volunteers. Your feedback on this effort and suggestions for improvements are welcomed.
This page lists cemeteries in Jackson Co. TN with a count of the number of burials recorded in the TNGenWeb Cemetery Datatase. Please click on the cemetery name to view details for that cemetery including a survey of the headstones. Some cemeteries are known by multiple names and may be listed by each of those names on this page.
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| Cemetery | Burials Recorded | Cemetery | Burials Recorded | Cemetery | Burials Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birdwell | 0 | Carter | 0 | Chaffin | 0 |
| Chaney | 0 | Clark | 0 | Clark | 0 |
| Cub Creek | 0 | Draper | 0 | Draper-Naff | 0 |
| Dudney | 0 | Dyer | 0 | Flatt | 0 |
| Garrison | 0 | Gentry | 0 | Grogan | 0 |
| Hensley | 0 | Holland | 0 | Lynn | 0 |
| Mayberry | 0 | Minchey | 0 | Montgomery | 0 |
| Overton | 0 | Pharris | 0 | Pigg | 0 |
| Pippin | 0 | Pleasant Hill | 0 | Stafford | 0 |
| Stafford | 0 | Toney | 0 | Twelve Corners | 0 |
| Walter | 0 | Wartrace | 0 | Young | 0 |
| Young | 0 |
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The burial and cemetery information contained in the TNGenNet Cemetery Database is taken from a variety of sources. Most of it comes from actual surveys of cemetery headstones. Some is taken from obituaries published in newspapers, death certificates and other sources. All of these sources including headstones are subject to error. The transcription process introduces unavoidable human error. The researcher is urged to consult the original source for the most accurate information.
Paulette Carpenter, Project Coordinator
Jerry L. Butler, Project Coordinator
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