LEANNA BLAIR BIGGS SEXTON & JERUSHA COLLINS BLAIR BIGGS ROSS

LEANNA BLAIR BIGGS SEXTON & Jerusha Collins  Blair  Biggs Ross

Compiled by Teresa Martin Klaiber March 2020

I was first introduced to Leanna Blair, living in Carter County, in the household of Mark (Marcus) Sexton, in 1850 in Carter County. The census shows Leann Blair age seven (7). In April 2019 I blogged that  I have long suspected that Leanna was the daughter of Jerusha Collins Sexton.  Along my many years of researching the family I have met descendants of Leanna and Bartlett Haskell Sexton and they all puzzled over who she might be.  Most showed handwritten notations that she was a Biggs but could not explain why she married as Blair.

Leanna was still in the Marcus Sexton household in 1860 now Boyd County, Kentucky noting that she was “bound.”  Apprentice bonds appear in county court orders.  It was common practice.  Through the years I have read and re-read court orders for Carter, Boyd and Lawrence and have not yet found a legal bond for Leanna.

Leanna Blair married Bartlett H. (Hascue/Haskell) Sexton[i] at the house of Mark Sexton 21 March 1862 now Boyd County.   Mark lived on Garner, now Boyd County at the time of the marriage.  The Sexton family aura surrounds us as we are honored to live and care for a portion of remaining Sexton lands and be the trustees of Klaiber aka Sexton Cemetery on Garner, Boyd County, Kentucky.

Leanna “Anna” died 25 July 1913 in Carter County, Kentucky.  Her death certificate filed as Lee Anna Sexton does not list parents.   Son James Sexton death certificate states his mother is Ann Biggs[ii].  Daughter Hulda Sexton Kitchen death certificate says mother “Ann Biggs.”[iii]   Jesse Sexton marriage to Florence Gullett in Carter County lists his mother as Anna Biggs.[iv]  Descendent Robert Kitchen said while his father did not have much education he had a hand written note by Moses Kitchen which says Haskel Sexton and Ann Biggs Sexton. 

So why did she marry as Blair and go by Blair while being raised by Marcus Sexton? For many years researchers missed the clues.

Researching the Sexton family requires learning geography, keeping an open mind and knowing what a “woods colt” is.  It helps to place family members, understand their isolation and how they may have lived. No compiled genealogy is truly the authors.  It takes a village of researchers and documentation.  I try to carefully cross reference documentation for not only the person I am reviewing but adjoining neighbors which gives me an inner visual about life in the areas I research. 

Leanna’s husband, Bartlett Hascue Sexton was the son of Hulda Sexton who had at least four relationships. Bartlett’s grandparents were James Enoch and Permillia “Milly” Sexton. James Enoch Sexton was brother of Marcus Sexton and grandson of  Revolutionary Soldier Jonathan Sexton.  The Sexton trees intertwine as a tight knit family.  What this means is that DNA has to be carefully analyzed and can accidently lead up the wrong tree branch without a paper trail to substantiate it.  The descendants of Leanna Blair Biggs Sexton and “Has” have multiple lines.

Marcus Sexton, who basically raised Leanna Blair/Biggs, was first buried on Bell’s Trace, Lawrence County where he died 22 October 1877.   He deeded over property, just before he died, to his wife, Catherine Sexton Sexton at the forks of Bells Trace bounding the lines of Absolom Jordan[v] and Reuben Biggs[vi].  Court records pinpointed the property as between Bee-tree and Lost Creek. [vii]  I have walked every inch of the properties on Garner now Boyd County, as well as properties the Sexton’s had on Pigeon Roost and Bee-tree and Lost Fork on the Lawrence/Carter line. 

Marcus/Mark Sexton’s  son Henry Powell Sexton exhumed[viii] his grave on Bells Trace at the death of Catherine,  bringing Mark back to Garner to be buried by Catherine who died in 1893.  Catherine  living on our farm.  The cemetery sits on the hill overlooking the home where Henry Powell lived and built which was referenced in at least one deed as the “mansion house.”  

Marcus Sexton and brother James Enoch Sexton, were sons of Elisha & Tabitha (of Scott County, Virginia) and grandsons of Jonathon Sexton, Revolutionary War Soldier who died 4 September 1835 in Lawrence County, Kentucky. 

To explain the Blair connection we must review Jonathan “John” Sexton who was born 14 May 1758 in Loudoun County then British America, in Virginia borders Maryland.  Jno. Had several relationships.  His eldest son Elisha was born about 1774 in North Carolina.  His military service places him a couple of years later in what is now Fairfield County, South Carolina. 

After service John Sexton married Rebecca McDannald[ix] 23 August 1790 Botetourt County, Virginia.  This compiler has been able to account for four of their issues: Joseph, John, William and Elizabeth, that migrated to Meigs and Vinton County, Ohio.  There are two female’s  between 1810 and 1820 that I have not identified, yet.  By 1817 there appears to be trouble in paradise. Rebecca is living in Bath County, Virginia and when her sister Elizabeth Sitlington dies stipulates that Rebecca is to receive funds but John Sexton is to receive NO money.[x]  As late as February 1837 “the Sexton place” is mentioned in Bath County, Virginia.  The property was in Cow Pasture.[xi]

On 26 May 1822 John/Jonathon Sexton married in Pike County, Kentucky Susan “Susy” Collins.  He is now 64 years old.  Mariman (Merryman) McGee[xii]stood in Bond for the marriage.  On 13 March 1828 Jerushia Collins marries Joseph Blair in Pike County, Kentucky. Publications simply give the date usually the bond date of 12 March 1828..  A research day trip with a Sexton Cousin led us to a box of loose papers in the clerk’s office where we looked at the original bond. 

“Know all men that…we Joseph Blair and John Sexton…firmly bond…12 March 1828…obligation…whereas…a marriage…between Joseph Blair and Rushia Sexton Collins ….Joseph Blair by mark. John Sexton by mark. Att Jas. Honaker”

Joseph Blair and Jerushia Collins married the following day 13 March 1828.

By utilizing census, an estimated birth for Susan Collins Sexton is circa 1781, making it more than likely she has other relationships prior to marriage to John Sexton.  But it appears that John Sexton is probably the step-father and Jerusha “Rushia”  is the daughter of Susan Collins.  The couple appear to be living with John and Susan Sexton in Pike County, Kentucky in 1830.    John appears on tax lists through 1830 in Pike County.  Joseph Blair does not pay tax in Pike County, Kentucky.  John Sexton  and Susy physically move to Lawrence County between 1830 and 1831.  How can I make that statement?  Lawrence County was formed in 1822 while the Sexton’s are active in Pike until 1831. 

John Sexton’s Revolutionary Pension was filed in Lawrence County, Kentucky. He died 4 September 1835.  Carter County is formed with a portion from Lawrence County in 1838.  I cannot locate the household of Susy, now widowed during 1840 nor do I find Joseph Blair in Pike or Lawrence County, Kentucky in 1840.  Susy received a fund for maintenance in 1848[xiii]  She appears to be living as late as September 1854 in Carter County when she received the last pension payment. I still have not located Susy Sexton as a widow in 1850. 

This researcher was spinning my wheels.  I had looked at many records even crossing the river into Lawrence County, Ohio but without making connections.  Then the pandemic sent us all into lock down.  Our lifeline to the outside world is now a computer.  Billie Jo Kelley Shackleford, a teacher and researcher, emailed me stating she thought there was a connection between “our” Rushia and hers. 

I don’t think I had posted the Biggs connections I had.  I working this line from Virginia to Kentucky and Ohio.   She has been working from Wood County, West Virginia to Greenup County, Kentucky and across the river in Washington County, Ohio and beyond. 

She has reviewed the complete Civil War packet of Lindsey Blair aka Sexton.  Besides citing himself as a Sexton, born 16 September 1837 in Greenup County, Kentucky, died 6 October 1930 in Harrison County, West Virginia. The pension gives information on his mother Jerushia Biggs Ross.  The packet states Rushia had several relationships.  This places Lindsey as a contemporary of Leanna Blair Biggs Sexton.

Jerusha was just across the river in Lawrence County, Ohio in 1850.  But because I did not have the other clues I did not find it.  In 1850 she is going by Ross in the house hold of Gray Ross.  There are five children in the household.  Jerushia and the Ross family are in Pleasants County (WV), Virginia in 1860 and 23 April 1862 they finally marry in Washington County, Ohio.  Gray Ross died 21 August 1867 in Washington County, Ohio.

Jerusha Collins Sexton Ross then marries Jeremiah Biggs 22 January 1872 in Washington County, Ohio. Jeremiah Biggs born 2 October 1801 Russell County, Virginia served in the military 1814 . His first wife Louisa  Barrett Biggs died 9 April 1870. He had married 1 August 1822 Louisa Barrett in Greenup County, Kentucky.  He was bankrupt in 1842[xiv] in Carter County, Kentucky. He has no values in 1846 on the Carter tax lists. His pension cites his 2^nd marriage to Jerushia in Washington County, Ohio.  Jerusha Biggs death is cited in Jeremiah Biggs pension as 11 February 1887.

With direct family members citing Leanna as a Biggs, it still leaves a lot of questions.  Lindsey Blair is born September 1837 goes by Sexton and Blair.  Leanna born 1842 goes by Blair and Biggs and marries a Sexton.  Susan Ross Cutshaw was born 25 November 1846, in Kentucky and documents state her mother is Rushia Ross.

There is a Joseph Blair in Greenup County, Kentucky with a Nancy (Gibson)  1850.  Their children’s birth dates overlap the birth of the Blair/Biggs/Ross children.  When Three of those children die they list Joseph Blair as father but mother unknown.  By no means should researchers assume this is the same Joseph without doing further research.

As researcher’s, we will continue to work on this.  I asked Billie Jo if I could blog, citing her information, because I know many of those even on my facebook wall are related to Leanna and wanted to get this information out.  We share in genealogy.  That is how we work together.  In the mean time I owe Billie Jo a huge thank you.

I ask all my readers to follow all the rules so that when this pandemic 2020 is over we are safe.  God Bless each and every one of my readers.   Tk

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[i] Grandnephew of Marcus Sexton thru Elisha and Tabitha Sexton

[ii] KY Death Cert. Carter County. 5406. 1943.

[iii] KY Death Floyd County. 07088. March 1950. Hulda Kitchen

[iv] KY, Carter M. 1915 page 313.

[v] Absolom Jordan m. 1 Julia Coburn, 2 Nancy Damron. 1855 ct case places him on Lost Fork, Carter Co., KY

[vi] Reuben Biggs m 2 x. Cathereine Grubb; Sarah Jane Pennington. Names 1839 one Son Jeremiah H. Biggs 1839-1879.  This Jeremiah died 2 months after his uncle Jeremiah Biggs 1801-1879.

[vii] Commissioners Sale Big Sandy News 6 Dec 1888

[viii] Big Sandy News, 10 Nov. 1893

[ix] McDannald NOT McDonald

[x] Jean R. Bruns Abstracts of Will and and Inventories of Bath County, VA p. 84/85

[xi] Ibid p. 181

[xii] Merriman Magee said to have son born in NC. Was in Patrick then moved to Scott County, VA prior to migration to Pike Co., KY

[xiii] KY, Carter, Order bkk 2 page 129

[xiv] US District Court, Bankruptcy Case Files, microfilm series RG21

David Kinnison Hoax

David Kinnison Hoax

Compiled by Teresa Martin Klaiber 2020

Our eldest son restored a historic cemetery in Muskingum County, Ohio in the 1980’s and received his Eagle Scout.   His life intwined with me, an avid history and genealogy buff.  He and his brothers were charter members of the Kendall Coles Chapter, Children of the American Revolution Chapter in Burlington County, New Jersey,  They visited the United Nations in New York and Independence Hall in Philadelphia.  It was no surprise that the National Society of Sons of the American Revolution invited him to write an essay for their Eagle Scout Scholarship program in 1988.  Preparing for college is daunting and leaving no leaf unturned John Ian Klaiber decided to meet the challenge. 

John was to complete the application, attach a four-generation chart and write a patriotic theme, in less than 500 words   SAR supplied suggestions that they might want to utilize which included members of the Boston Tea Party. 

Yours truly had been telling my sons about information I was discovering on David Kinnison who claimed to have been the last survivor of the Boston Tea Party.  While our family bible did not mention him as a possible ancestor there was an 8x10 glossy photo of the memorial of David Kinnison in the back of the Feyler Family Bible that graced our living room table.

My son got honorable recognition for his essay, went on to college with a math scholarship and grew into a remarkable man with a wonderful family. 

Five hundred words does not do the story of David Kinnison justice.  However as I sat down to write about this Kinnison hoax, I realized I had kept not only the typed 500 word essay my son had written but also his first hand written attempt which, over the essay word limit was more detailed.

I am going to take liberties about copyright infringement, and as a proud mother utilize my then 17 year old son’s version of the story.

David Kinnison Patriot or Scoundrel

Compiled by John Ian Klaiber September 1988

Family stories, passed form generation to generation, quip patriotic deeds of David Kinnison, “last survivor of the Boston Tea Party.”  A picture of his memorial is in our family bible., possible ancestor of my 5^th great grandfather, William. Research is slowly proving this David is not our ancestor, nor the person he proclaimed to be. Yet the true story adds color, and intertwines patriotic deeds of many who formed America.

Kinnison was a colorful imposter, who fooled all Chicago. He claimed to be 115 years old. He presented a vial of tea to the Chicago Historical Society, declaring it a portion saved during the Boston Tea Party.

David told his story everywhere and to support statements, he displayed a certificate for a Revolutionary Pension.  He claimed participation in numerous battles and events including Lexington, Concord, Bunker Hill and events of importance of Cornwallis’ surrender. He said he was a messenger for General’ Washington, Lafayette, Putnam and Montgomery, that he helped stretch chains across the Hudson to prevent British ships from sailing upstream and was a witness when Benedict Arnold defected to the British.

No one questioned the fact he claimed attending the surrender at Yorktown, while claiming he was captive of Indians in New York. He returned to Vermont until he war of 1812. And the colorful story continues.

At this time he claimed to be 77 years old. He claimed he was injured in the hand in battle near Williamsburgh, Canada in 1813. H also claimed he survived the Massacre of Fort Dearborn August 14, 1812.

Once again, David returned to farm, this time in New York. He moved to Chicago after a few years.  There David stated he outlived 4 wives and all but 7 of 22 children.

In truth, he did try to enlist in Massachusetts in 1781, but was rejected because he was only 4 feet, 9 inches tall. He also gave his age as 17 which would have made his birth 1764 as opposed to his claim of 1736.

On February 2, 1813 he enlisted, stating age 42 (birth 1771). In 1818 he applied for a Revolutionary War Pension, stating he was 56 (birth 1762).  None of these ages agree with the other. David was around 7 years old during the Boston Tea Party, was not in the Revolutionary War, and was about 65 years of age (not 115) at the time of his death.

Kinnison was wounded November 1, 1813 as claimed. He was discharged unfit for further service and received a disability pension.  David renounced this and applied for the Revolutionary Pension, describing 3 years service in Massachusetts (where he was actually rejected for height).  He was lucky, the Pension Office failed to investigate and approved his application.

His stories spread through Chicago and with proof of pension was accepted as a hero.  While his antics can’t be approved, his story adds to the color and history of our nation.

Bibliography

 Chicago Sun- Times. “The People Place”. Bob Hergutn. July 1, 1979David Kennison and the Chicago Sting. Albert G. Overton. (manuscript & cover letter 3 August 1979)National Historical Magazine. “The Last Survivor. The Story of a Veteran of the Boston Tea Party.” Vivian Lyon Moore. NSDAR, December 1940, p. 40Revolutionary Pension File #942782. National Archives. Military Service Records. Washignton, D.C.: Selected and non-selected documents.Story of the Boston Tea Party. Mary Kay Phelon, p. 101.The Kenison Story. Mabel Azeltine Rapp. April 1968

At the time our eldest son wrote the above essay, I was well on the way of discovering and documenting the true heritage of William Kinnison born 21 March 1789 Virginia, married 14 July 1808 Agnes Waddell, Bath County, Virginia and died March 1860 in Mercer County, Ohio.

William was the 2^nd son of David Kinnison BUT not the David Kinnison who perpetuated such a hoax.  William’s father, David Kinnison was born 7 June 1767 at beautiful Little Levels, Greenbrier County, Virginia. He married Susannah Hughes in Greenbrier 24 January 1786[i]  David had a land grant for 300 acres at a place known as Fryers Holes near John McNeel.[ii]  He had property in Bath County as well.  David Kinnison died 13 September 1835 in Pocahontas County, Virginia. 

In 1991 hubby and I decided to take an overnight camping trip to Pocahontas County, Little Levels and Kinnison Mountain.  Our youngest son Matthew was busy digging a koi pond in the back yard and wanted to complete his own project.  After making arrangements for some adult supervision, we headed out on our own adventure. 

With a wonderful truck camper we entered the valley which covers the southern end of Pocahontas County near Hillsboro. One of our stops was McNeel Cemetery in Hillsboro.  The valley is breathtaking.

 We drove to the top of Kinnison Mountain seeing beautiful trout streams.  (Hint if you have a camper do not try utilizing gravel short cuts on the side of a mountain.  The road was so narrow we finally backed up for several miles to the main access road!)  Top over Kinnison Mountain and we stopped for a short visit at the Cranberry Visitors’ Center (near Richwood).  We walked a bit of their boardwalk, while stretching our legs.  But time was short, we needed to get back home to see the koi pond. We both vowed we would go back some day.

We left the valley with my understanding of what a rich history our own Kinnison family left us.  We didn’t need a hoax to understand our Kinnison heritage.  Our David was seven years old when his father Charles Kinnison marched with the Greenbrier Volunteers into Ohio, the Battle of Point Pleasant and into history. 

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[i] Kinnison to Hughes, (1786), Virginia, Greenbrier Marriages: page 71; Greenbrier Courthouse, , Virginia

[ii] Library of Virginia (LVA), "Land Office Patents and Grants," database, (: accessed ), Card 4 David Kinison.p 718.

KLAIBER CEMETERY 2020 UPDATED

KLAIBER CEMETERY 2020 UPDATED

by Teresa Martin Klaiber, Trustee

This is an update to Klaiber Cemetery in a previous blog post.

A little explanation about a cemetery "reading" is in order.  The dates are what are shown on the stones only.  So genealogists don't "assume" all the information came from the stone.   Most of the individuals have more information gathered in my records for them. I have some obits, death records, etc.  You are welcome to email me about an individual and I will tell you all I have on that person. deliverancefarm@gmail.com 

LAST	GIVEN	BIRTH	DEATH	SUB	STONE
BLACKBURN	WILMA M	16 NOV 1928		A	42
BLACKBURN	KERMIT	30 DEC 1914	20 JUNE 2003	B	42
Blair	Opal Gertrude	22 July 1917	18 June 2009		0
BLAIR	FAMILY PLOT				116
BOCOOK	SANFORD		9 DEC 1910	C	85
CLARK	SARAH R	1 MAR 1823	3 OCT 1902		9
CLARK	JOSEPH M	24 JUL 1860	4 AUG 1915		11
CLARK	MITCHELL	7 MAY 1819	14 SEP 1892		8
CLARK	JOHN T	9 OCT 1848	15 JUL 1915		10
COMBS	MARTHA	1851	1930		79
COMBS	LEWIS	1900	1923		80
CONLEY	GLADYS SEXTON	16 April 1924	30 Jan 2004		100
CONLEY	DORIS ENYART	1954	1993		28
COX	FRED RAYMOND	18 AP 1900	1 JUL 1964		53
CRUM	JOHN ALLEN			A	5
CRUM	MAGGIE				5
CRUM	WISE				6
DOWDY	SARAH CRABTREE	1903	1971	A	87
DOWDY	THOMAS	2 MAR 1895	29 AP 1969		87
DURHAM	SARAH C	4 DEC 1893	7 JULY 1983		86
DURHAM	FREDERICK H	7 JUN 1891	4 FEB 1973		86
ENYART	LEONARD L	1888	1975		44
ENYART	MARY G	1894	1973		44
ENYART	TOM	1914	26 JUL 2000		43
ENYART	MARY E	1921	1989		43
ENYART	THOMAS OAKLEY	5 MAY 1940	6 JAN 2008	D	27
ENYART	CURTIS
ENYART	DOUGLAS
ESTEP					66
FANNIN	ROBERT LEE	23 Feb 1932	23 Feb 2009		104
FANNIN	MARY E		31 JAN 1899		54
FANNIN	PHYLLIS JEAN				105
FELTY	DEBRA	1953	1998		99
FERREL	RAYMOND	1921	1995	D	76
FERREL	HELEN			C	76
Friley	Bessie	22 March 1930	24 May 2012		109
FRILEY	HARRY				109
FRILEY	HARRY				110
FRILEY	HARRY				111
FRILEY	HARRY				112
Fugate	Juanita	26 Mar 1926	19 jan 2016		0
FUGATE	DAVID WAYNE	29 AP 1965	27 OCT 1966		30
GALLION	H. P.	14 FEB 1827	2 NOV 1890		13
GALLION	WILLIAM H	1855	1920		12
GALLION	GOLDIE	28 MAR 1896	30 APR 1896		37
GALLION	CLARENCE			A?	11
GALLION	EMA			A?	11
GALLION	INFANT			A?	11
GALLION	Elizabeth Sutton				14
GALLION	Alfred				35
GALLION	Belle Stanley (Jobe)				36
GARD	James Michael Sr				120
GARD	William Harry "June"		3 Ap 1997
GARD Sr	James Michael	4 Oct 1950	29 Oct 2014		121
GILLAM	ROY EUGENE	31 MAR 1952	23 MAR 2008	B	77
GILLAM	KATHY			C	77
GUSSLER	WILLARD SCOTT	1912	1982		88
GUSSLER	EDWARD A	20 JUL 1979	JAN 2006	A	88
HARRIS	JOHN H	2 MAR 1860	11 MAR 1909		22
HATFIELD	EMMETT			A	86
HATFIELD				B	86
HOOD	MATILDA	3 DEC 1805	20 MAR 1887		57
HOOD	WILLIAM P		14 AUG 1874		56
HOWE	SARAH		6 JUN 1874		7
HUND	BETH FANNIN				101
HUND	EDWARD				102
JARVIS	EMRALD	18 SEP 1907	6 MAR 1968		77
JARVIS	LAURA	5 SEP 1910	31 DEC 1942		77
JONES	CHARLES	1928	1943	A	27
JONES	ARTHUR L	1941	1944	B	27
JORDAN	H. B.	10 DEC 1906	30 JUL 1931		96
JORDAN	MARY E	1870	1940		97
JORDAN	THOMAS P	1871	1951		97
JORDAN	MARY JANE	26 MAY 1874	24 APR 1936		92
JORDAN	DELLA C	28 JUN 1930	30 AUG 1930		96
JORDAN	IRA VERNON	4 FEB 1901	27 APR 1933		90
JORDAN	G. W.		20 APR 1930		93
KELLEY	E ALICE	1868	1896		34
KELLY	ELIZA G		18 NOV 1895		60
KLAIBER	TERESA LYNN MARTIN	15 August 1949		A	32
KLAIBER	JOHN H	15 JUL 1911	18 JUNE		32
KLAIBER	JOHN ANDREW	20 OCT 1831	4 Dec 1920		51
KLAIBER	JAMES MATTHEW	21 JUL 1858	22 DEC 1949		67
KLAIBER	MARY MONTGOMERY	22 JAN 1879	9 AUG 1912		33
KLAIBER	MARY ANN MCBRAYER	24 MAY 1834	1 APR 1919	A	51
KLAIBER	N. A.	24 SEP 1861	28 SEP 1904		52
KLAIBER	JULINA HORTON	30 JUNE 1877	20 APR 1978		67
KLAIBER	ELSIE R	7 JAN 1912	24 NOV 1987		32
KLAIBER	INFANT		1945		31
KLAIBER	JAMES DAVID			A	32
KLAIBER	MARGURETTA		14 SEP 1896		68
KLAIBER	JAMES DAVID				115
LAWRENCE	JOHNNY A.	13-Jul-1933	13-Nov-2016	C	27
LAWRENCE	RUBY M. ENYART	1-Sep-1943	23-May-2017	D	27
LAWSON	ROBERTA HOGAN	13 OCT 1936	31 MAR 2006	B	63
LAWSON	Theo	15 Jan 1931	25 Oct 2009	A	63
LUCAS	RALPH C	14 MAR 1914	16 JUL 1977		69
LUCAS	GARNER	14 Nov 1949	8 Sep 2008	A	78
LUCAS	H. K.	1846	1933		70
LUCAS	LUCINDA	1850	1931		70
LUCAS	FRANK K	1884	1966		71
LUCAS	NANCY A	1888	1967		71
LUCAS	CARL D	1918	1918		74
LUCAS	MARTHA E	1919	1923		73
LUCAS	BESSIE J	1926	1966		72
LUCAS	ELIZABETH	22 MAY 1912	27 NOV 1989		69
LUCAS	CHARLEY	24 MAY 1905	22 AUG 1925		94
LUCAS	VIRGINIA MYRTLE	24 SEP 1924	29 JUL 1926		78
LUCAS	SHERMAN			A	34
LUCAS	TAYLOR			A	34
MADDOX	ARLIE	18 MAY 1921	18 AUG 1978		89
MADDOX	THOMAS J	1895	1960	F	76
MADDOX	AMANDA M	1908	17-Oct-1994	E	76
MAYHEW	DIMMA	2 JUN 1867	9 APR 1895		24
MAYHEW	WILLIAM C	2 NOV 1932	3 MAY 1890		25
MAYHEW	MARY E	21 SEP 1834	8 SEP 1904		26
MAYHEW	FLORA S
MCCORMICK	JACKIE RAY	11 MAR 1939	11 MAR 1939		1
MOORE	REBECCA J	15 MAR 1937		B	64
MOORE	J. L.	21 JAN 1925	20 NOV 1999	A	64
MOORE	RALPH	9 Jun 1939	11 Sep 2009		106
MOORE	SUSAN				107
MOORE					108
Moyer	Pearl Sue Lucas			a	70
NOLEN	Carol Lee Ferrell	16-Jan-1961	6-Mar-2020		76
PIERZALA	JOHN GRIFFITH	1948	2003	A	6
PIERZALA	CYNTHIA J			B	6
PRATER	Carolyn Sue Vanover	26-Apr-1957	7-Nov-2019		88
REEVES	LULA M	1894	1955		95
REEVES	CHARLES EDWARD			A	95
SEXTON	MARIAM L	1 APR 1878	17 MAR 1930		83
SEXTON	HOWARD W	1 MAY 1922	20 JUN 2002	A	62
SEXTON	BRUCE	14 May 1954	27 March 2005	D	62
SEXTON	JASPER N	15 JAN 1869	10 NOV 1967		83
SEXTON	HAROLD	18 Dec 1912	5 Feb 2005		98
SEXTON	WIRT ELAM	18 JUL 1918	4 NOV 1997	A	83
SEXTON	HOWARD Curt	18 Nov 1949	16 Feb 2013	E	62
SEXTON	HENRY POWELL	1892	1974		38
SEXTON	NELLIE G	1898	1962		38
SEXTON	KENNETH "HOP"	1926	1989		81
SEXTON	MARK	2 JAN 1812	22 OCT 1877		16
SEXTON	WILLA	10 Dec 1902	23 Mar 2005		103
SEXTON	ERNEST O	20 MAR 1920	10 JAN 1986		39
Sexton	Charles Otis	23 Jul 1931	18 Sep 2013	F	62
SEXTON	KENNETH E	25 NOV 1926	19 OCT 1989		75
SEXTON	S	30 Jul 1923	30 Jul 1923	B	85
SEXTON	ROYAL NORMAN	30 NOV 1899	8 NOV 1921		84
SEXTON	FRANK	6 MAR 1904	22 JAN 1935		29
SEXTON	EVERET	8 JAN 1905	17 JUN 1905		85
SEXTON	HOPIE M	9 MAR 1910	30 JUN 1930		82
Sexton	Ike Edward		4 Jan 2013	F	62
SEXTON	CATHERINE		7 JUN 1893		17
SEXTON	W or M LETTER			A	84
SEXTON	H			A	85
SEXTON	ESTEL			B	62
SEXTON	Bert CYRUS	19-Feb-1927	20-Dec-2016	C	62
SEXTON	Bartlett				15
SEXTON	Catherine				18
Shavers	Robert Earl	21 July 1953	5 Aug 2011	b	0
SHEPHERD	WILLIAM R	10 JAN 1941	11 OCT 1970		48
SHEPHERD	DONNA	16 SEP 1941	21 SEP 2004	A	48
SHEPHERD	DORIS	25 AUG 1953	25 AUG 2000	D	63
SHEPHERD	RAY WILSON	31 AUG 1913	31 MAR 2008	F	0
SHEPHERD	JOHN			E	63
SHEPHERD	BERTHA SMITH			E	0
SMITH	CLYDE JR	11 JUL 1927	23 MAR 1930		65
SMITH	CYNTHIA	1901	1994	A	64
SMITH	JAMES RICHARD	21 DEC 1924	25 JUN 1988		64
SMITH	LEWIS DEWEY	5 MAR 1899	9 OCT 1977	C	64
SPARKS	DAVE	1898	1966		46
SPARKS	NORA	20 JUL 1902			46
SPARKS	FRANKLIN D	20 MAR 1942	23 FEB 1969		45
Sparks	Bill William E.	8 Jun 1936	29 Aug 2009		113
STANLEY	SUSAN	18 MAR 1856	30 OCT 1908		40
STANLEY	JOE	1890	1940		62
STANLEY	MYRTLE	1892	1981		62
STANLEY	CLARENCE	24 MAR 1922	8 JUN 1966	A	61
STANLEY	GEORGE J	28 JUL 1895	19 DEC 1973		61
STANLEY	DWIGHT M	29 AUG 1884	14 SEP 1904		41
STANLEY	J. B.	31 MAR 1858	25 OCT 1939		40
STANLEY	MARGARET E	7 SEP 1895	30 JAN 1961		61
STEWART	PAULINE JARVIS	11 NOV 1922	23 SEP 2002	A	77
STEWART	ISABELLA A		23 OCT 1871		55
STEWART	ROY RUSSELL	31-Dec-1910	21-Jan-1912
TIMMS	KENNETH	5 April 1959	April 2010		43
UNKNOWN	pos Elizabeth S Gallion				14
UNKNOWN	pos Bartlett Sexton				15
UNKNOWN	pos Catherine w/o Marcus				18
UNKNOWN					19
UNKNOWN					20
UNKNOWN					21
UNKNOWN					23
UNKNOWN	pos Alfred Gallion				35
UNKNOWN	pos Belle Stanley Gallion				36
UNKNOWN					58
UNKNOWN					59
VANNATTER	GARY EDWARD	18 FEB 1941	23 JUN 1968		47
VANNATTER	DOROTHY Ethel Enyart	22 JUN 1924	9 MAR 1984		49
VANNATTER	WILLIAM LEONARD	23 JUN 1942	24 DEC 1970		50
VANNATTER	BERT	7 MAR 1917			49
VANNATTER	Dorothy Lou Burke	9 June 1961	22 Jan 2016		0
Vanover	Dixie	23 Ap 1932	20 July 2013		114
WOOTEN	EVERETT	1890	1973		2
WOOTEN	J. C.	19 JUN 1918	27 SEP 1920		4
WOOTEN	BEATRICE	3 JUN 1897	1 APR 1950		3
WORKMAN	INES	21 APR 1900	12 OCT 1933		91
WORKMAN	INFANT			A	91