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GEORGE HALE III CEMETERY

The George Hale III Cemetery may be better known by the name Freehill Cemetery located off Judson Dr. and Hwy 36. Freehill connects with the Old Stage Road and the Shipley Road and all lie between Hwy 36 and I-26 ; oh the history of our people that lies in these places


GEORGE HALE III was the son of GEORGE HALE II and NANCY ANNE GRANT HALE ; he was born December 16, 1766 in Baltimore, Maryland and died April 18, 1837 at Freehill, Washington Co., Tennessee


  • 1. Lucinda Hale married Nathaniel Hall lived in Sullivan Co
  • 2. Susannah Hale married Jacob Range
  • 3. Walter Hale 1793 - 1855 married Nancy Smith and left Tennessee ; found them in Mississippi in 1850
  • 4. Chase Hale 1795 - 1876 married Clarissa Kincheloe daughter of George Kincheloe and continued to live in Wash Co. (Harmony)

  • 1. Matilda Hale married Peter Range
  • 2. William Chamberlain Hale married Sarah Buckingham
  • 3. Priscilla Hale
  • 4. James Chamberlain Hale married Almirah Bacon
  • 5. Nancy Hale
  • 6. Rebecca Hale
  • 7. Hannah Hale
  • 8. Hiram Decater Hale married Mary Ann Yoakley
  • 9. Landon Carter Hale married (1) Louiza (2) Annis B Yoakley

    • GEORGE HALE III CEMETERY FAMILY BURIALS

    Son of Hiram Decater and Mary Ann Yoakley Hale
    Dr William and Lucy Annis Crump Hale
    Mary Ann Yoakley wife of Hiram Decater Hale

    Daughter of William and Lucy Hale
    Hiram Decater Hale son of Geo III and Eleanor Chamberlain Hale
    Hiram Decater Hale stone broken
    Bottom half of Hiram Decater Hale tombstone

    H Charles Hale son of William and Lucy Crump Hale
    In memory of H Charles Hale died June 1899 aged 33 yrs

    Dow W Hale Spanish American War Memorial
    son of William and Lucy Crump Hale married Belle Unknown andhad a large family but divorced by 1930

    "One Precious to our home has gone"
    A broken Hale stone
    There may be several stones like this one
    footmarkers
    Footmarker for L A Hale
    Another footmarker
    Judson Dr and Hwy 36

    Looking south from the cemetery you see what may have been Freehill and the Hale property and Freehill Road


    A great view of the Hale Cemetery and the area they lived in which is also near Cedar Creek, Possum Creek and Frog Level Road. I bet they ate a lot of Frog legs and maybe possum meat in those early days. I can just taste them now. And to think I grew up near here and never heard of these places until I was older and doing genealogy. Jeepers wish I had ask questions in my young days