Hint - Searching for Records
Many of our cemetery records are in the order that they are found in the cemetery. They were copied down as some one went up and down the rows. We keep them in this order because many times families are buried together even though they had different last names. Examples: Mother-in-laws, married children, married sisters, etc.
Of course this makes your names hard to find. So, let your browser do the searching for you. After the file has loaded. Under "EDIT" use "FIND" (or "FIND in page..") and type in your surname. After you find the 1st reference to your name use "FIND AGAIN" to find the next reference. Happy Hunting!!
In Boggess plot:
A.H. McCLANE - born Dec. 25, 1831 - died Oct. 19, 1894
"A precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled
God in his wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given
And though the body slumbers here
The soul is safe in Heaven."
M.A. wife of A.H. McLANE born April 25, 1855 - died Aug. 25, 1915
IRBY STONEWALL son of I.H. & B.A. BOGGESS
born April 11, 1883 - died June 18, 1884
VINA HOLT dau. of I.H. & B.A. BOGGESS
born Oct. 30, 1875 - died June 18, 1877
INFANT son of I.H. & B.A. BOGGESS born May 7, 1878
MARTIN LUTHER BOGGESS born Jan. 13, 1857 - died Jan. 4, 1878
Double stone: BOGGESS
BARBARA ALLEN IRBY HOLT
1855 - 1941 1835 - 1914
"Pioneers"
CARRIE L. wife of DR. JOHN G. CRUMP born Apr. 30, 1860 - died June 19, 1879
JARDEN CRUMP BOGGESS Dec. 18, 1849 - March 11, 1886
Grave - no name (Funeral home marker Patented Aug. 12, 1918 - No. 129698
Unmarked grave
A. A. BOGGESS (Scott Funeral Home marker) 1877 - 1963
Two plot lot - Curbed but no markers.
Fenced plot - Double stone:
ROBERT R. FULTON ELIZA M. FULTON
1835 - 1911 1838 - no date
ADDIE M. FULTON 1858 - 1877
LONZO R. FULTON 1875 - 1884
One homemade stone unreadable
No Headstone - footstone - RHD
MARTHA E. wife of A.M. DAVIS born in Rome Co, Tenn.
July 15, 1862 - died Aug. 27, 1887
Footstone : MED
Broken stone :
EARNEST son of Z (?).T. & S.A. PURYEAR
born Sept. 2, 1874 - died - Sept. 22, 1874
No Headstone - footstone : RCH
Homemade marker - (no name or dates)
Plot with several broken stones - unreadable
FLORENE M. dau. of B. & E. GANN
born Apr. 17, 1873 - died July 2, 1874
ROBERT M. JOHNSON born in DeCalb Co. Tenn.
Oct. 7, 1838 - died May 5, 1907
"He was a Confederate soldier
Belonged to the 11th Texas Cavalry CSA
He was a loving husband
Affectionate and indulgent father
He is gone but not forgotten."
SIDDIE C. son of W.H. & H.F. RAY
born May 29, 1876 - died Apr. 13, 1880
"Our little boy sleeps sweetly here."
Broken stone:
DELLA dau. of W.L. GOOCH born Ma_ 12, 183_ - died May 1, 1881
MARTHA wife of W.L. GOOCH born Oct 10, 1852 - died Oct. 27, 1907
"Gone on before"
Funeral Home marker : SALLIE SMITH 1865 - 1922
LILLIAN BELLAH - Oct. 22, 1878 - Aug. 29, 1879
INFANT son of J.D. & IDA E. BELLAH - Jan. 14, 1876 - Jan. 20, 1876
Footstone: No name
Footstone: No name
MACON son of M & M McCASKILL born July 6, 1867 - died Feb. 18, 1880
Broken stone:
MARY wife of A.M. DAVIS - born in Meigs Co., Tenn.
Jan. 9, 1848 - died April 3, 1875
Footstone : MBD
Large double stone:
HOWELL
INFANT son of CAPTAIN JOSEPH ANDERSON
J.A. & E. HOWELL March 3, 1832
Aug. 6, 1875 March 8, 1877
Sept. 10, 1875 "Pioneer"
J.H. McGAUGHY born in 1808 - died Nov. __, 1875 (stone broken)
J.M. HOGUE born May 8, 1847 - died Sept. 11, 1892
HUGH ANDERSON born June 11, 1826 - died Jan. 27, 1879
Broken stone: S. WOOD - died 1876
Grave - no marker
ROSETTIE dau. of R.L. & R.C. CHENLEY - born Dec. 22, 1877 - died - Dec. 10, 1880
"Budded on Earth to bloom in Heaven"
PERRY O. son of J.D. & E.E. CASH - born March 10, 1867 - died May 13, 1875
G.W. husband of M.E. FOOSHEE - born 1828 - died July 13, 1893 (F T L)
Double marker:
KEITHLEY
WILLIAM EMALINE
1822-1893 1850-1931
EFFIE M. dau. of N.Z. & L.J. HURD
EVERETT M. son of N.Z. & L.J. HURD
born Oct 4, 1880 born Oct. 4, 1880
died June 15, 1881 died June 19, 1881
LEOLA wife of R. CANADA - born March 11, 1886 - died March 7, 1908
(Left side of Marker LIFE - Right side TRUTH)
Other graves marked with Funeral Home markers which were weathered
too badly to read or marked with just a rock.