· August 7, 2026
Cook Gravesite (Highmound)
A small, two-person plot in Mt High (Highmound): Clayton C. Cook and Telitha Bailey Cook, both born 1816, likely a […]
Glossary Type: Place
· August 7, 2026
Duffee Family Cemetery
The Duffee family’s own burial ground. Her parents, Matthew Duffee (1803-1878) and Martha Allison Gillespie Duffee (1809-1896), are buried here, […]
· August 7, 2026
Blackburn Family Cemetery (Clear Springs)
Sits in Clear Springs/Inland, south of the Locust Fork - outside West Blount’s coverage area. Per the Find a Grave […]
· August 7, 2026
Burns Rivers Cemetery
Physically inside the boundaries of Rickwood Caverns State Park. Home to the oldest confirmed couple documented in this area’s cemetery […]
· August 7, 2026
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Confirmed as the historical Harrell Cove - the same ground the 1892 topo map labels by that name, sitting just […]
· August 7, 2026
Bangor Cemetery
Connects directly to the live Bangor Cave post: William H. Musgrove (1841-1928) is the son of Rev. Phillip McCarty Musgrove, […]
· August 7, 2026
Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery (Hayden)
A small roster whose surnames don’t overlap with any other nearby cemetery - a separate community.
· August 7, 2026
Austin Creek Baptist Church Cemetery
A densely cross-connected cemetery, part of the same settlement network as Ricetown, Sapp, Sulphur Spring, Stewart’s Chapel, and several others. […]
· August 7, 2026
Murphree’s Valley
Named for Daniel Murphree (1781-1851), who came to Blount County in 1817. Per George Powell’s 1855 “History of Blount County,” […]
· August 7, 2026
Hanby Mill
A mill on the Mulberry Fork, named for early settler Gabriel Hanby, with its own post office open 1855-1866 and […]