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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Information that we have collected from different sources. Some of this information has been found in Clarksville, Tennessee newspapers or books or has been contributed by our readers and we have no way of verifing the truth or accuracy of this information.

1401    KATIE GRAHAM
Katie Graham was the daughter of Robert W. and Mary Wheatly Graham. She is buried beside mother, Mary Wheatly Graham  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1402    SUE A. HALE COKE
Sue A. Hale Coke was the granddaughter of Jack Hale. She was the wife of James T. Coke. They married in January 1883.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1403    MATTIE A. TURNLEY
Mattie A. Turnley was the daughter of M. & F. Turnley.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1404    WILTON C. BARKSDALE
Wilton C. Barksdale was first buried in Riverview Cemetery then moved to Greenwood November 5,1884. He was a member of Knights of Honor and was a Mason.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1405    CHARLES B. PREWITT
C.O.D.--Typhoid Fever  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1406    ELIZABETH McCAULEY
Elizabeth McCauley was the mother of Dr. C.L. McCauley.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1407    ROSA & RUTH BARKSDALE
Rosa and Ruth Barksdale were the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Barksdale. They are buried in the same grave.
C.O.D.--diphtheria  Back to Greenwood Cemetery Amy Jane Smith, born March 14, 1967, died June 9, 2006

1408    AMY JANE SMITH
Amy Jane Smith, daughter of Warren and Reba Wigington Shireman, was the wife of Kevin Smith. She was a insurance billing clerk for Dr. Mike Weaver and Dr. Larry Deeds.
C.O.D.---auto accident on Highway 76
Neal-Tarpley Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1409    CHARLES G. MASSEY
Charles G. Massey was a member of the Clarksville Knights of Honor.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1410    CLAY EVANS
Clay Evans was the son of Richard and Fannie Evans.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1411    SEYMOUR KELLOGG
Seymour Kellogg was a Mason.
C.O.D.--Pneumonia  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1412    SAMUEL T. WYATT
Samuel T. Wyatt was the son of Dr. R.C. and Mrs. Jennie E. Wyatt. He was a printer at the Chronicle.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1413    MATTIE BRINGHURST
Mattie Bringhurst was the wife of Ed S. Bringhurst.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1414    LILLIE W. MUNFORD
Lillie W. Munford was the daughter of Ex-senator Joseph R. Underwood of Kentucky. She was married to Arthur H. Munford.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1415    WILLIAM JACKSON
C.O.D.--Bright’s Disease  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1416    J.R. ORRELL
C.O.D.--Paralysis  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1417    ELLEN DENNIS
Ellen Dennis, wife of Z.P. Dennis, was the daughter of Thomas Pettus.
C.O.D.--Consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1418    JONATHAN SMITH
Jonathan “Caleb” Smith was the son of D.B. Smith and Andrea Wood Smith. Caleb attended Ringgold Elementary School, Rossview Middle School and graduated from Rossview High School in May 2006. He was a member of the National Honor Society, a four year member of the Track and Field team, and the F.C.C.L.A.
Neal-Tarpley Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1419    MATILDA ADAMS
Matilda “Mattie” Adams was a native of Ireland.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1420    ROSA B. MOSELEY
Rosa B. Young Moseley was the sister of H.C. Merritt.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1421    WILLIE HERNDON
Willie Herndon was the son of Capt. And Mrs. Thomas Herndon.
C.O.D.--Diphtheria  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1422    FLORENCE MOSELEY
Florence Moseley was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Moseley.
C.O.D.--Diphtheria  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1423    CLARENCE LEE OPPEHEIMER
Clarence Lee Oppeheimer was the son of S. Oppeheimer.
C.O.D.--Diphtheria  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1424    WILLIS HARPER INGRAM
Willis Harper Ingram was the son of M.V. Ingram. He was in the printing business.
C.O.D.--Consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1425    MRS. PETER ANDERSON
Peter Anderson was the mother of Mrs. J.M. Minor and Frank Anderson.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1426    LAURA THOMAS HERNDON
Laura Thomas Herndon was the daughter of Capt. Thomas Herndon.
C.O.D.--Diphtheria  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1427    MARY C. DAY
Mary C. Day was the wife of Reverend C.M. Day.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1428    EDWARD MARION SMITH
Edward “Eddie” Marion Smith was the son of Jesse W. Smith and Frances Keele Smith. He was a retired supervisor for Frigidaire in Springfield. Mr. Smith was a 1978 graduate of Northwest High School.
Neal-Tarpley Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1429    SELDON T. MAJOR
Seldon T. Major was the brother of T.P. Major. He was a traveling salesman and a member of Knights of Pythias
C.O.D.---Consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1430    ELLEN NORTHINGTON
Ellen "Lucie" Northington was the second wife of Samuel.H. Northington.
C.O.D.--pneumonia  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1431    MRS. SAMUEL ROBERTS
Mrs. Samuel Roberts was a native of Hoboken, New Jersey.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1432    MARGARET KELLOGG
Margaret Kellogg was the wife of Leymor Kellogg.
C.O.D.--softening of the brain  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1433    MARGERY MADOLE
Margery Madole was the mother of Ben F. Madole.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1434    EMMA EDMONDSON DALEY
Emma “Mittie” Edmondson Daley was the wife of Samuel R. Daley.
C.O.D.--Consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1435    SUSAN M. SNOW
Susan M. Snow was the mother of W.P. Tittus and Mrs. G.L. Carlisle.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1436    DAVID DICK SR.
David Dick Sr. was born in Falkirk, Scotland. He was a moulder.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1437    INFANT BAILEY
daughter of Charles Duncan Bailey and Mary Bailey  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1438    ALLEN JOHNSON
Allen Johnson was the father of Mrs. H.H. Poston. Allen was born in Virginia and was engaged in Merchandizing & Tobacco business.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1439    EMMA CHILIES
Emma Chilies was the daughter of Alex Chilies.
C.O.D.--Consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1440    HARRY M. SMITH
Harry M. Smith was the son of Mack and Blanche Payne Smith. He was a veteran of World War I. He served a number of years as deputy county clerk under W.E. Crotzer. Mr. Smith was a member of the American Legion, the Kiwanas Club, a Mason and Shriner, and a member of the Loyal Order of Moose. birth and death dates unknown.
Neal-Tarpley Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1441    PEARL TARPLEY
Pearl Tarpley was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Branch Tarpley.
C.O.D.--Convulsions  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1442    CECIL BRYAN COBB
Cecil Bryan Cobb was the son of Bristol Cobb and Elsie Legate Cobb. Mr. Cobb served in the Navy and was retired owner of Law's Market. He was a member of the American Legion and Masonic Lodge No. 761.
Neal-Tarpley Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1443    MORRIS LANDER
Morris Lander was the son of S.S. Lander.
C.O.D.--Diphtheria  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1444    JAMES A. WOOD
James A. Wood was the father of James T. and George S. Wood.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1445    DAVID WALKER WILLIAMS
Confederate Soldier---Co. G 14th Tenn. Inf.
C.O.D.--Heart Disease  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1446    ROBERT H. BURNEY JR.
C.O.D.--accidentally shot by cousin Tommie Plunkett  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1447    HENRY COULTER WILLIAMS
Henry Coulter Williams was the son of Fred G. Williams.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1448    ELIZA J. DORTCH
Eliza Dortch was the mother of Mrs. H.B. Wilson.
C.O.D.--Bronchitis  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1449    GILBERT C. BREED
Gilbert C. Breed was born in Stomington, Connecticut and died in Louisville, Kentucky.
C.O.D.--blood poisoning  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1450    THOMAS F. HENRY
Thomas F. Henry was the husband of Louisa M. Barker. They married in 1867. He was the father of Ellen Henry and Master Gustavus Henry and the son of Gustavus A. Henry. Mr. Henry was a lawyer.
Confederate Soldier--Co. G 7th Ky. Cavalry. Was an aid to Gen Benjamin F. Cheatham
C.O.D.--heart trouble  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1451    LOIS VISER KENNEDY
Lois Viser Kennedy, daughter of James H. Viser, was the wife of James T. Kennedy. They were married December 1,1885.
C.O.D.--puerperal fever  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1452    GEORGE MORTIMER BOWLING
George Mortimer Bowling was the son of James M. Bowling.
C.O.D.--Croup  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1453    MARIA L. ELY
Maria L. Connell Ely married E.B. Ely at age 17 years.
C.O.D.--Apolexy  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1454    JOSHUA M. RICE
Joshua M. Rice was in the dry goods business and was once part owner of Dunbar Cave..  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1455    WILLIAM T. HALL
William_T_Hall was the son of A.R. Hall and the brother of R.M. Hall. He was a prominent merchant of Clarksville.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1456    JAMES B. DAVIS
James B. Davis was a bricklayer.
Confederate Soldier 49th CA Tenn Inf
C.O.D.--Pneumonia  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1457    WILSON O. McREYNOLDS
Wilson O. McReynolds was the father of W.T. McReynolds a prominent physician of Clarksville.
Occupation: Carpenter and House builder  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1458    CHARLES BRYAN KENDRICK
Charles Bryan Kendrick was the son of J.D. Kendrick.
C.O.D.--lock jaw resulting from gunshot wound to foot  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1459    AMANDA G. BYRNE FRECH
Amanda G. Byrne Frech married Henry Frech Novmeber 17,1868.
C.O.D.--Consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1460    HENRY FRECH
Henry Frech was the husband of Amanda G. Byrne. He was a native of Germany and was a cabinet maker. Mr. Frech was elected mayor of Clarksville in 1869 and was responsible for building city hall and the market house building. Also, he served as Alderman & school commissioner.
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1461    JOSEPH GEE
Joseph Gee was a carpenter.
C.O.D.--result of injuries from a fall  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1462    FREDONIA LUCRETTA LEONARD
Fredonia Lucretta Marable Leonard was the wife of T.D. Leonard.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1463    BETTIE EAST
Bettie East was the wife of Thomas East and the sister to Mrs. William R. Moore and Mrs. John Edmondson.
C.O.D.--Pneumonia  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1464    JAMES HAMLETT SR.
James Hamlett Sr. was the father of J.J. Hamlett. He named his oldes son for Andrew Jackson. Mr. Hamlett served in War of 1812 and fought the British under Jackson’s command at New Orleans .  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1465    BELLE BRUNSON HEGGIE
Belle Brunson Heggie was the daughter of Capt. Isaac Brunson.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1466    JOHN WESTFIELD (twins of)
Twins sons of John Westfield died June 9 & June 16 1887 of whooping cough. John was a streetcar driver.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1467    ANGELINE G. SMITH
Angeline G. Smith was the mother of Mrs. Jones Neblett, Mrs. Mauzy, W.E. Smith, Richard Smith, Miss Smith.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1468    ZALINE FAUCHE
Mrs. Zaline Fauche was the mother of Eva and Blanche Fauche.
C.O.D.--heat trouble  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1469    ALICE WHITFIELD HODGSON
Alice Whitfield Hodgson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodgson.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1470    GEORGE R. HARRIS
George R. Harris served as sheriff of Montgomery County for several terms.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1471    P.G. JOHNSON
P.G. Johnson was the child of Dr. T. Dick and Carrie Lurton. Johnson.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1472    WILL B. KING
Will B. King was the son of Judge King. He was a clerk.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1473    JOSEPH A. TATE
Joseph A. Tate was a school teacher.
C.O.D.--Flux  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1474    JAMES L. POLK
James L. Polk was the son of Thomas Polk and the brother of Emma Polk and Mrs. James Smith.
C.O.D.--suicide  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1475    MRS. ROBERT F. OBRIEN KEESEE
C.O.D.--Typhoid Fever  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1476    JOHN J. PRUETT
C.O.D.--Typhoid Fever  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1477    WILHELMINGA STAFFORD
Wilhelminga Stafford was the daughter of Alex Stafford.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1478    HENRY B. WILSON
Henry B. Wilson was a member of Knights of Paythis, I.O.O.F. & Knights of Templar. He was in the shoe business.
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1479    SAMUEL BROWN STEWART
Samuel Brown Stewart was the son of Professor William M. Stewart. He was a druggist and chemist.
C.O.D.--liver trouble  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1480    CARRIE PATTON COUTS
Carrie Patton Couts was the wife of John F. Couts and the mother of Mrs. L.B. Akew and Gertrude Couts.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1481    ALLIE H. SMITH
Allie H. Smith was the son of Alfonso F. and Imogene H. Smith. He was a stenographer.
C.O.D.--Consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1482    MICHAEL MATTILL
Orman Adkins Ellis, son of Sam and Tommie Petterson Ellis, was a retired lieutenant of the Clarksville Fire Department.
Michael Mattill was a native of Bavaria. He was a member of DeMolay Commandry & Knights Templar and a commercial worker.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1483    JAMES W. CAMPBELL
James W. Campbell was the son of Sarah E. Campbell. He worked for the Internal Revenue Service.
C.O.D.--consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1484    R.L. HENRY
R.L. Henry was a merchant and farmer.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1485    IONE SMITH
Ione Smith was the sister of Walter Glasscock.
C.O.D.--Consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1486    WILLIAM M. MANNING
William M. Manning was the father of William James, Charles, Mrs. Sallie Perkins, Mrs. Amanda Dean and Mrs. Florence Ellis.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1487    STERLING FRANCISCO BEAUMONT
For Sterling Francisco Beaumont I have two birth dates. November 9,1825 & Nov.20,1823. If you know the correct date please let me know.
Sterling Francisco Beaumont was born in Louisville, Kentucky. He was the son of Henry F. & Sarah G. Beaumont and the brother of D.W. Beaumont and president of Tobacco Board of Trade. He married Mattie Conrad May 24,1853.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1488    L. MELVINA HASKINS
L. Melvina Haskins was the wife fo Hiram J. Haskins and the mother of adopted son, Albert Solomon.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1489    NANNIE BROWN
Nannie Brown was the sister of Robert Gardner and the mother of Mrs. Mattie Brown.
C.O.D.--Consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1490    D. NEWTON KENNEDY
David Newton Kennedy---Tenn. CSA Tax Collector  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1491    LIZZIE EMMA DAVIS
Lizzie Emma Davis was the daughter of W.C. Davis.
C.O.D.--Croup  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1493    FRANCES P.B. CLARK
Frances P.B. Clark was the daughter of Chiles T. Barker and wife of Morris H. Clark Jr.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1494    QUINT M. TYLER
Quint M. Tyler, son of John D. and Harriett Redd Tyler, was the brother of Mrs. Mary Brown and ½ brother of Mrs. Polk Johnson, Miss Emma Tyler. He was a member of Knights of Templar and an educator  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1495    LUCY BARKSDALE KENDRICK
Lucy Barksdale Kendrick was the daughter of J.C. and Hallie Kendrick.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1496    ROSA B. HANCOCK
Rosa Bryan Hancock---C.O.D.--Pneumonia  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1497    BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MADOLL
Co. C 14th Tenn. Inf.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1498    NINA DAVIS
Nina Davis was the daughter of Erma Davis.
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1499    N.G. SMITH
N.G. Smith died of Consumption.
McReynolds-Nave & Larson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1500    WILLIAM MYRON WORTH
William Myron Worth was the son of John F. and Venitah King Worth. He was the husband of Barbara L. Youngs Worth. They were married September 11,1948. Barbara was the daughter of Benjamin G. and Lillian Reimold Youngs.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1501    HUGH M. DRANE
Hugh M. Drane was born in Montgomery County, Tennessee and died in Christian County, Kentucky.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1502    WILLIAM BLOUNT
William "Willie" Blount was born in Bertie County, North Carolina. He was a Judge of the superior Court of Tennessee at 28 years of age and Governor of Tennessee from 1809 to 1815.
In 1813, Governor Blount called for several thousand volunteers to put down the Indian uprising that had led to the massacre of 250 men, women and children at Ft. Mims, Alabama. Headed by General Andrew Jackson, this force ultimately defeated the warring Indians at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend. William Blount ran for Governor again in 1827, but was defeated by Sam Houston. He was the great-great-grandfather of another Tennessee Governor, H. H. McAlister.
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1503    FANNIE M. MACRAE
Fannie M. Morris Macrae was the daughter of Col. J.D. & M.L. Morris.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1504    EMMA ROBB JOHNSON
Emma Robb Johnson was the daughter of Alfred and Mary E. Robb.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1505    ROSA JOHNSON FLOURNOY DRANE
Rosa Johnson Flournoy Drane was born July 31,1853 and died March 4,1876. She was the wife of Edward Drane. They were married August 29,1872.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1506    ROBERT WEST HUMPHREYS
Orman West Humphreys graduated at Harvard University in 1846, commanded A Company in the Mexican War and practiced law in Clarksville, Tennessee for 30 years.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1507    SARAH HERNDON
Sarah “Sallie” Beaumont Dinwiddie Herndon was the first wife of Thomas Herndon. They were married in February 1866. .  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1508    JAMES A. BATES
James A. Bates was born in Derbyshire County, England. He lived in Clarksville for about 28 years and was a merchant with Whitfield & Bates Company (Clarksville Foundry). He was a member of I.O.O.F.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1509    JENNIE TUCK COBB
Jennie “Sallie” Tuck Cobb was the daughter of Dr. D.G. & E.M. Tuck.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1510    ANGELINA L. BATES
Angelina L. Bates was the wife of James Bates and the mother of Florence Bates, Mrs. J.S. Moore and Miss Mamie Bates.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1511    JENNIE STEWART WILLIAMS
Jennie Stewart Williams was the daughter of William B. Stewart. She married Fred Williams December 12,1877. She was the granddaughter of William M. Stewart who was founder of Stewart College.
C.O.D.---blood poisoning  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1512    JOSEPH BOILLIN SR.
Joseph Boillin Sr., born in Grand Sangez France Nov.1,1817, died Sept.27,1889, buried Sept.28,1889. He came to this country in 1845, landing in New Orleans, where he resided until 1850, when he removed to this city.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1513    T.M. BLAND
C.O.D.---suicide  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1514    BRYAN E. WHITFIELD
Bryan E. Whitfield married W. Scott December 20,1880.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1515    THOMAS M. CUNNINGHAM
Thomas M. Cunningham was a member of Knights of Pythias.
C.O.D.--Consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1516    HARRIET N. CUNNINGHAM
Harriet N. Cunningham was the daughter of ? & Ann Southerland Talley.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1517    SAMUEL H. NORTHINGTON
Samuel H. Northington was the husband of (1) Mary L. Carr Northington (2) Lucie Ellen Northington.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1518    D. ED GOLD
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1519    THOMAS RIGGINS
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1520    MARY A. LEIGH
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1521    TOM JACKSON
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1522    WILLIAM EPPERSON
William Epperson, child of Lula B. Epperson died of Diphtheria.
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1523    D.T. Hopson
C.O.D.---consumption
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1524    ELLEN ROBINSON
C.O.D.---embolic fever
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1525    BOYD ROBINSON
Boyd Robinson was the brother of Jake Robinson.
C.O.D.---typhoid fever
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1526    HERBERT M. CHENAULT
C.O.D.---membranous croup
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1527    WILLIAM F. GOODMAN
C.O.D.---consumption  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1528    MARY WILSON
C.O.D.---chill
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1529    THOMAS SHAW
C.O.D.---membranous croup
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1530    ROSS NICHOLS
C.O.D.---consumption
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1531    WILLIAM H. LEVER
C.O.D.---gunshot
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1532    AMANDA DEAN
C.O.D.---pneumonia
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1533    MRS. JOHN D. PAGE
C.O.D.---consumption
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1534    WALTON B. MERRIWETHER
C.O.D.---fever
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1535    REV. ROBERT P. GANNAWAY
C.O.D.---cancer
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1536    FRANCES M. COLEMAN
Frances M. “Fannie” Coleman was the mother of M.B. Coleman and Mrs. Thomas Herndon.
McReynolds-Nave & Larson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1537    MARTHA A McCURDY
Martha A. McCurdy was the daughter of G.J. & Elizabeth McCauley.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1538    MARTHA GRAY HOLLINGSWORTH TINSLEY
Martha Gray Hollingsworth Tinsley was the wife of (1) S.N. Hollingsworth (2) B.W. Tinsley.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1539    ELIZABETH M. MABRY
C.O.D.---peritonitis
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1540    SAMUEL WILSON KERR JR.
C.O.D.---heart trouble
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1541    J.R. BURNEY
C.O.D.---pneumonia
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1542    ELIZA SHRIVER
C.O.D.---dropsy
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1543    CORDELIA “Adelia” ELLARSON
C.O.D.---consumption
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1544    MINNIE LYLE
C.O.D.---consumption
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1545    HENRIETTA GRANT
C.O.D.---throat trouble
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1546    WILLIAM E. ELEAZER
C.O.D.---consumption
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1547    DR. ALBERT L. MACON
C.O.D.---fever
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1548    ALICE MAY McCORMACK
C.O.D.---burns
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1549    WILLIAM BRADSHAW
C.O.D.---stomach trouble
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1550    REBECCA S. GILBERT
C.O.D.---stomach cancer
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1551    JOHN “Jack” FRAZIER
C.O.D.---dropsy
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1552    DOROTHY G. SMITH
Dorothy G. Smith was the daughter of Roy P. and Mary Tennessee Harris Smith. She was a retired teacher who taught at several schools in the Clarksville Montgomery County School System.
Neal-Tarpley Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1553    SADIE C. WOOD
C.O.D.---dropsy
McReynolds-Nave & Larson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1554    LUM CAIN
C.O.D.---drowning
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1555    ADELIA ANN STATON
C.O.D.---stomach trouble
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1556    DAVE CORLEW
C.O.D.---appendicitis
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1557    INFANT GANLIN
C.O.D.---stomach trouble
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1558    JOHN FLOURNOY MARTIN
John Flournoy Martin was killed in an auto accident at Birmingham, Alabama. He was a prominent member of the Birmingham Bar, and had made a reputation as a lawyer of great ability.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1559    DOUGLAS SMITH
C.O.D.---fever
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1560    MARY D. FRANKLIN
C.O.D.---apoplexy
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1561    MELILSSA ELDER
C.O.D.---pneumonia
McReynolds Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1562    EDITH JACKSON
C.O.D.---stomach trouble
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1563    B. FORREST STAFFORD
C.O.D.---apoplexy
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1564    W. STEWART DICKS
C.O.D.---catarrh of the stomach
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1565    R. AUSTON GREEN
C.O.D.---consumption
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1566    MRS. WILL BALDWIN
C.O.D.---consumption
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1567    MAUDE H. WOOD
C.O.D.---tuberculosis
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1568    JAMES HANRATTY
C.O.D.---kidney trouble
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1569    JEROME SMITH
Jerome “Buddy” Smith was the son of Jerome and Lillian Walker Smith. He was a truck driver and veteran of Air Force
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1570    ISAAC “Ike” H. SHELBY
C.O.D.--dropsy
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1571    CULLEN A. GARDNER
Cullen A. Gardner--Co. H 14th Tenn. Inf. In Dec.1863 he joined the 2nd Tenn. Calvary under the command of Gen. N.B. Forrest and died valiant service in defense of the lost Cause. He was a dealer in tobacco and member of Forbes Bivouac.
C.O.D.---consumption
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1572    ERWIN MAYNOR
C.O.D.---typhoid fever
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1573    MRS. CARTER
C.O.D.---typhoid fever
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1574    R. ED BAILEY
C.O.D.---consumption
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1575    MARION OUTLAW
C.O.D.---Bright’s Disease
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1576    ADDIE M. WILSON
Addie M. Wilson Was a Missionary to Japan.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1577    ETTA RAGSDALE HARRIS
Etta Ragsdale Harris was the wife of (1) Lee Jenkins (2) John M. Harris.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1578    G.T. CUNNINGHAM
G.T. Cunningham was the father of Mrs. Sarah Shepherd and the uncle of J.T. Cunningham and E.C. Cunningham. He was the brother of Robert Cunningham, H.D. Cunningham and Mrs. White. He was a member of Knights of Pythias .  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1579    THOMAS HERNDON
Thomas Herndon was the son of Tempest Riggsbee and Chesley Herndon. He was married to (1) Sarah Beaumont Dinwiddie Herndon--married in Feb.1866, (2) Laura Gertrude Coleman Herndon--married in Nov.16,1881. He enlisted in Company L, 14th Tennessee Regiment. He was commanding Company K at the Battle of Gettysburg, when he was captured. For 20 months he was a prisoner on Johnson’s Island. Mr. Herndon was identified with the tobacco business of Clarksville and Paducah. He was a member of the Knight of Pythias.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1580    ALVIE E. SMITH
Alvie E. Smith’s wife was born in August 1924.  Back to Greenwood Cemetery

1581    LEWIS CASS HUFFMAN
Lewis Cass Huffman was the son of Son of Philip H. and Catherine Farrar Huffman. He was a merchant.
C.O.D.---paralysis
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1582    CORNELIA E. HAMMON
Cornelia E. Hammon was the daughter of William and Quint Markham Sheppard.
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1583    THOMAS ALLEN McGEHEE
Thomas Allen McGehee was the son of William T. and Nancy Lancaster McGehee.
C.O.D.---stomach cancer
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1584    SAMUEL WOODEN KENNEDY
Samuel Wooden Kennedy was the son of Sam Wesley Kennedy and Myrana Stamfer.
C.O.D.---Tuberculosis
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1585    E. JERRY GOODRICH
Reverend E. Jerry Goodrich was the son of Edwin Goodrich. He was a farmer.
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1586    THOMAS JEFFERSON PRINCE
Thomas Jefferson Prince was the son of J.H. and Susan Traughber Prince. He was a farmer.
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1587    NELLIE CARLISLE
Nellie Carlisle was the daughter of W.B. Titus and Susan M. Pharr Titus.
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1588    WALTER W. LEIGH
Walter W. Leigh was the son of Henry and Elizabeth Peterson Lugh.
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1589    AUSTIN PEAY IV
Austin Peay IV was the son of Austin Peay and Cornelia Frances Leavell Peay. Austin Peay IV married Sallie Hurst September 19,1896. Governor Peay streamlined state government agencies, instituted a substantial road building program and overhauled public education. He also strongly supported the establishment of the Smoky Mountains National Park. In 1925 he signed into law House Bill No. 185 outlawing the “teaching of the Evolution Theory in all the Universities, Normals and all other public schools of Tennessee, which are supported in whole or in part by the public school funds of the State, and to provide penalties for the violations thereof.” This law was put to the test in the celebrated “monkey” trial of high school biology teacher John T. Scopes in July, 1925.
He was a Democrat, Lawyer, member of Tennessee State House of Representatives (1901-1905), Tennessee Democratic State Chair (1905), Governor of Tennessee (1923-1927). He was delegate to Democratic National Convention from Tennessee (1924). He was a member of Freemasons, Elks, Knights of Pythias. Austin Peay IV became the first governor of the state to die, in office, when he succumbed to a brain hemorrhage at the Governor’s Residence in Nashville, Tennessee October 2,1927.

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1590    J.A. (T.C. ?) LYON
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1591    LAURIN B. ASKEW SR.
Laurin B. Askew Sr. was the son of Bryan Askew and Nina Lauren Askew.
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1592    HICKMAN J. BRYANT
Hickman J. Bryant was the son of Mason Bryant and Maggie Stossfeh Bryant.
C.O.D.---injuries
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1593    MARGARET BELL ROYSTER
Margaret Bell Royster was the daughter of E.W. and Alma Barbee Royster.
C.O.D.---lingering illness
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1594    THOMAS H. LEATHERS
Thomas H. Leathers was the son of Felling and Louise Rye Leathers.
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1595    JOSEPH CHARLES MERIWETHER
Joseph Charles “Joe” Meriwether was the son of J.L. and Octavia Meriwether.
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1596    RICHARD R. WRIGHT
Richard R. Wright was the son of Benjamin and Delia Horton Wright.
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1597    VIRGIL MARSHALL ACREE
Virgil Marshall Acree was the son of Paul Acree and Augusta Madole.
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1598    EDITH PETTUS
Edith Pettus was the daughter of William J. and Jenny Brown Ely.
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1599    HENRY EDWARD KILLEBREW
Henry Edward Killebrew was the son of James and Rachel Slaughter Killebrew.
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1600    FRANK OGLESBY ANDERSON
Frank Oglesby Anderson was the son of Peter M. and Lucille Montgomery Anderson.
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Frank Oglesby Anderson was a Confederate soldier who served with his brother Alfred Minor Anderson in Company A, 14th Tennessee Infantry Regiment. He was wounded in action at Chancellorsville.
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