DERRYBERRY (JAMES L.) FAMILY CEMETERY, NEAR I-65, MAURY COUNTY
TENNESSEE
DERRYBERRY, James Liggett, 29 Mar 1815 - 12 Mar 1908.
(Son, Daniel & Katie Long Derryberry.)*
DERRYBERRY, Sarah A. (Hardison), 27 May 1818 - 12 Dec 1890. "Wife of J. L.
Derryberry." (Daughter of William & Mary Hardison)
DERRYBERRY, Robert J., 18 Feb 1850 - 6 Dec 1906. (Son J. L. & Sarah A.)
DERRYBERRY, Sinie A., 1855 - 1933. (Wife of Robert J.)
DERRYBERRY, Joe M., 17 Sep 1857 - 7 Mar 1951.
DERRYBERRY,
William J., 29 Jul 1848 - 22 Apr 1901. (Son J. L. & Sarah A. Hardison
Derryberry)
DERRYBERRY, M. A., 12 Mar 1860 - 31 Jul 1933. (Wife of
William J.)
DERRYBERRY, William T., 1877 - 1965. (Husband of Jennie
A.)
DERRYBERRY, Jennie A., 1883 - 1931. (Wife of William T.)
DERRYBERRY, Nettie R., 15 Apr 1901 - 6 Jan 1973.
DERRYBERRY, fieldstone marking grave (unknown).
HINSON, J.(John) S., 8 Oct 1841 - 21 Aug 1915.
HINSON, Mary S., 1 Dec 1843 - 12 Aug 1929. (Daughter of J. L. Derryberry, Wife
of John S. Hinson.)
**DERRYBERRY, Charles N., widower, b. 24 Jan 1846 - 8 Feb 1925; son of James L.
Derryberry & Sallie Hardison, Maury Co native.
**Persons believed to be buried here in past years but no record can be seen
from the cemetery except for maybe field stones.
*see Vol. I, 1972, p. 121 or Daily Herald 14 Mar 1908 or Maury County Tennessee
Cemeteries, page 21 for more information on James L. Derryberry
Area Photos of the cemetery November 29,
2005
F. L. Hawkins directions:
From Hwy. 99, just west of 1-65, take New Lasea Rd. Turn east on Lee Rd., cross
Interstate, take sharp right turn and go 1 mile. Cemetery is on left at end of
dirt road.
W. Austin directions:
I visited the cemetery from I-65 after pulling far off the shoulder on the
right. It is just upon the embankment on the right (going north) about 1/2 mile
north of the junction of 99 and I-65. Locator Map
Mr. Fred's commentary:
There are also 8 - 10 graves with fieldstone markers. The cemetery is fenced,
with a padlocked gate.
Wayne Austin's commentary:
The chain link fence is still in good order but the cemetery is so grown up in
weeds that the stones
were difficult to find and photograph.
Listed in the book:
They Passed This Way by Marise P. Lightfoot & Evelyn B. Shackelford, page
C-30, 12/1/1963.
Listed in the book:
Maury County Tennessee Cemeteries, 8 Mar 1986 by Fred L. and his wife Mariruth Hawkins
Visited again:
11/29/2005 by Wayne Austin listed here from digital photography during
9/7/2006
