WAUGH-SEGRAVES FAMILY CEMETERY
(Destroyed)

            The Waugh-Segraves Family Cemetery was destroyed in recent years. The cemetery was located on the Wildersville-Yuma road in the old 9th District, Henderson County, Tennessee (close to the Carroll and Henderson County boundaries). Raymond and Dorothy Seagraves built their home close to where his ancestors were buried. The cemetery was shaded by some very large cedar trees. It has since been razed by the blade of the bulldozer. The land is now owned by a Peterson family (2003).

            The cemetery was transcribed by Sylvia Whitaker and provided to Sue Ann Lewis who later provided the information to Jerry McDaniel. Special thanks go to Jerry McDaniel for allowing this information to be copied from his the-watchers.com web site.

 

Burial	Notes
Crabb, Susan P., 1832-1910
Laws, Martha "Patsy," October 1814-26 Feb 1889	Husband # 1: Sherrod Segraves Husband # 2: William Pitt Waugh Husband # 3: Benjamin Phillips Husband # 4: Stephen Thomason Children: 1. Moses Segraves, 2. William Pitt Waugh, 3. Joseph Phillips, 4. Charles Phillips
Segraves, Moses, 1832-1910	Father: Sherrod Segraves Mother: Martha Laws
Phillips, Benjamin, 1787-____	Wife: Martha Laws Children: Joseph Phillips, Charles Phillips
Stacy, Cyrena Elizabeth, 1843-1889	Husband # 1: William Pitt Waugh, Jr. Children: 1. William Lee Waugh, 2. James Monroe Waugh, 3. Mary Elisa Waugh, 4. Joseph Edward Waugh, 5. Martha Elizabeth Waugh, 6. Joanna Waugh, 7. Martin Louis Waugh, 8. William Rupert Waugh
Thomason, Stephen	Wife: Martha Laws
Waugh, William Pitt, Jr., 1844-1880	Father: William Pitt Waugh, Senior Mother: Martha Laws Wife: Cyrena Elizabeth Stacy Children: 1. William Lee Waugh, 2. James Monroe Waugh, 3. Mary Elisa Waugh, 4. Joseph Edward Waugh, 5. Martha Elizabeth Waugh, 6. Joanna Waugh, 7. Martin Louis Waugh, 8. William Rupert Waugh

 

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