NEW HARMONY CEMETERY
New Harmony
Cemetery is located on AL Hwy 9 South (just off I-20), in Heflin, Cleburne
County, Alabama in Section 21, Township 10, and Range 10. New Harmony Cemetery has been in active use
for at least 156 years, with the oldest marker being dated 1850. It is possible New Harmony Cemetery is older
however there are no records to substantiate this.
There are
approximately 500 unmarked graves in this cemetery as observed by this
transcriber. In an effort to identify
as many unmarked as possible, also included here are death’s recorded in the
Birth and Death Registry located in the Office of the Probate Judge and from Funeral
Arrangements located at the Library in Anniston, which may contain errors. It is up to the individual researcher to
verify the added information found here.
Information
contained within the actual cemetery survey in (red)
was provided by Mr. Hal Glasgow. Other
information in [ ] has
been added by myself or contributed by others.
All abstracted
Cleburne New Era and Cleburne News obituaries are copyrighted by and used here with
the permission of Candace Teal Gravelle.
This file
contributed and copyrighted by:
Linda Bonner
Hutchens ezsolutions36264@aol.com
with some
information provided by Linda Ayres wwlsarandolph@aol.com
Some
areas of the Cemetery are not in distinct rows making it impossible to keep all
family member’s together. Beginning at
south end of building, facing the back of the Church
Maner
- Father - Sanford A Aug
19, 1877 Sep 5, 1961
Maner
- Mother- Ada C. [Lumpkin] May 8, 1883 Oct 15, 1944
Maner,
Sarah Rebecca May
27, 1952 Oct 21, 1952
Maner,
Mary Jeanette Jul
11, 1930 (only date)
Maner,
Billy Apr
1929 (only date)
Bryant,
Ida Boner Mar 15,
1878 Nov 16, 1933
Hollon
- Father - John W. Jul 28, 1903 Feb 26, 1979
Hollon
- Mother - Maude P. [nee: Prater] Dec 10, 1903 Jan 29, 1947
Hollon,
Jimmy Infant Son
(no dates)
Hollon,
Gerald Infant Son
(no dates)
Hollon,
Johnny Infant Son (no dates)
Glasgow,
Shirley Joyce Dau of Ralph & Vera Glasgow 1934-1936
Faulkner,
John Davis Sep 3,
1906 Jun 8, 1971
Faulkner,
Estelle L. Mar 6
1904 Oct 22, 1989
Lumpkin,
Mother - Neal Jun 15,
1877 Sep 26, 1950
Lumpkin,
Father - Conrad Apr 20,
1881 Jul 16, 1938
Davis,
Ramon Bell Oct
18, 1888 Aug 30, 1956
[Son of William & Elvira Davis]
Davis,
Pearl C. Wife of Raymond B. Davis Dec 14, 1889 Feb 14, 1925
Harlan,
Lois Jul 20,
1907 Mar 30, 1925
[dau. of Joe Harlan and
Lorena Glasgow]
Harlan,
J. B. [Joseph Burton] Aug 27, 1881 Jul 12, 1925
[Son of Samuel Harlan and Mora Blake]
Harlan,
Lydia Lorena [Glasgow] May 27, 1889 Oct 10, 1983
No
Marker (has flowers)
Brown,
Emery E Nov 9,
1905 Jul 20, 1971
Brown,
Eunice H. Jul 27, 1909 Mar 10, 2004
Bonner,
James Patrick Sep 11,
1852 Apr 12, 1940
[s/o John Patrick Bonar and Sarah Ann Keller]
Bonner,
Amanda Townsend Aug 11,
1862 Jul 11, 1939
[d/o Ann Townsend Parker & ?
Townsend/Townson]
Thompson,
Billy 1929 1932
[s/o Robert Lee Thompson & Essie Mae
Bonner]
Bussey,
James W. [Washington] 1838 1920
[Co. G 17th Ala. Reg. Walthall’s
Battn., no CSA marker]
Bussey,
Nancy A. [Ann] 1867 1951
[Nancy Ann Bonar/Bonner, dau. of John
Patrick Bonar & Sarah Ann Keller]
10
Unmarked Graves
(These
10 unmarked graves are possibly include the gravesite’s of Daniel Keller and
Elizabeth ? Keller and at least one female child of James Patrick Boner &
Amanda Townsend Bonner, an older Bonner family member says he remembers coming
to New Harmony with his grandmother Evie Lee Bonner Howell when he was a child,
when she cleaned and decorated these graves)
Riddle,
John William Sep 16,
1878 (only date)
Riddle,
Father - William A. Jun 1,
1857 Jan 31, 1905
[Son of William Alexander Riddle and
Frances- William Riddle married to T.
Wasson Dec 20, 1876 in Cleburne Co AL]
Riddle,
Addie Bell
1905 1910
Riddle,
Alma
1911 (only date)
[Believe this to be Annie Lou Riddle 24 Mar
1911 – 5 Jan 1980]
1
Unmarked Grave
Riddle,
Gladys Dau. of R. N. & V. R. Riddle
Jun 1, 1918 Sep 21, 1918
Molan,
Georgia
Sep-1910 (only date)
Molan,
Ruth Apr
23, 1917 Aug 2, 1917
Molan,
Betty Mar
16, 1940-OD
[Children of Alexander Washington
Molan/Moreland and Nora Hardy]
1
Unmarked Grave
Cook,
Lavora Zaner Mar
1, 1895 May 1, 1979
Wife
of James Benjamin Cook and Robert Evan Teague
Cook,
James Benjamin Sep 30, 1894 Mar 11, 1928
[Son of Seymour Cook and Ida Thompson]
Elliot,
Kathleen McCord Oct 15,
1932 Oct 5, 1970
1
Unmarked Grave (possibly McCord Infant)
McCord,
James Russell
2-1941 3-1941
McCord,
Sydney M. May 20,
1941 (only date)
1
Grave Marked by Angel Statue "broken" no names or dates
(Infant of William David Bonner & Carrie
Bell McKenzie)
1
Unmarked Grave
Bryant,
R. E. [Richard Ellsberry] 1866 1919
[Husband of Ida L. Bonar/Bonner]
Unmarked
[R. D. Nichols] [b. abt 1910 d. Aug 24, 1926]
[Son
of Levie Boner & Samuel Gippie Nichols]
Unmarked
[Nichols,
Lewis]
[son of Levie Boner &
Samule Gippie Nichols]
Nichols,
Levie Boner Mar 1894 Dec 1919
[dau. of William B. Bonar & Julia Ann
Townsend, 1st w/o Samuel Gippie Nichols]
4
Unmarked Graves
Bussey,
Athelena Dec 21,
1891 Mar 9, 1902
Dau
of J. C. & E. E. Bussey [info from
family - Athlena is d/o Ellen Elizabeth Bonar and 1st husband Willie
Whitten]
Boner,
Sarah Ann [nee: Keller]
1828 1902
[Wife of John Patrick Bonar,
Dau. of Daniel Keller & Elizabeth ?]
Bryant,
Wife of W. T. May 19, 1831 May 22, 1901
CSA
Co. D 31 ALA INF
[Susannah Keller Harper Bryant, 1st w/o of
William Thomas Bryant, widow of James Harper who died in War, sister of Sarah
Ann Keller Boner]
Bryant,
W. T. [William Thomas] May 13,
1846 Apr 13, 1929
CSA
Co D 31 ALA INF
Unmarked
(Bryant,
Dau. of W. T. Bryant & Katy Katherine Bussey, twin)
3
Unmarked
[These
three unmarked graves are no doubt in my mind, Hiram Nelson Watson and his
wife, parents of M. F. Hill and Green Lafayette Hill husband of M. F. [Watson]
Hill. Obit’s for Hiram N. Watson &
Lafayette Hill say they were buried at New Harmony. The 3rd unmarked grave is no doubt Mary Watson Hill’s
mother.]
Hill,
M. F. wife of G. F. Hill Jun
24, 1874 Jan 3, 1899
[Mary Watson Hill, daughter of Harmon N.
Watson CSA and Martha-]
6
Unmarked
(1 small Unmarked Infant with flowers
included with this group)
Ingram,
Ruby Sep 27,
1923 Oct 18, 1923
1
Unmarked with flowers
Jones,
Father, William V. Oct 30,
1860 Mar 14, 1940
Jones,
Mother, Leila L. [Lumpkin] Jul 9,
1868 Apr 8, 1952
Swafford,
Father- Henry H. Oct 20,
1878 Nov 10, 1967
[Son
of Thomas Swafford and Martha Jackson]
Swafford,
Mother- Cornelia [nee: Patty] May 4, 1875 Dec 27, 1949
Swafford,
Father - B. C. Apr 9,
1912 Jun 28, 2003
Swafford,
Mother - Mary L. Feb 24,
1913 Jan 17, 1994
Boner,
Julia Townsend Sep
1865 Oct 1932
[d/o Ann Townsend Parker
& ? Townsend, wife of William B. Boner]
2
Unmarked
Lumpkin,
Lela wife of W. J. Lumpkin Oct 23,
1891 June 26, 1913
3
Unmarked
Chatman,
Amanda M. Jul 6,
1889 Sep 27 1907
[Daughter
of W.Z.T. Chapman and Emma Davis buried Christiana Randolph County]
Bonar,
William 1859 [16 July 1859] 1906
(Since
stone was placed have found actual death date from obituary of
May
2, 1905, family says Billy Boner is buried at his mothers feet, this location,
unmarked 15 years ago is at his mothers feet)
Large
fieldstone upside down
(On
under side reads M. M. Bussey, daughter of L.& M. Bussey, born 1878 died
1910, about 15 years ago my brother and I raised this stone while looking for a
marker for the grave of William B. Bonar, we replaced it as it was.)
1
Unmarked
Bryant,
Willie Kate [nee: Bussey] Apr
8, 1872 Sep 12, 1951
[Differing
opinions as to the actual given name of Willie Kate Bryant, some say it is
Katie Katherine, Dau. of James Washington Bussey & ?]
(This
area not in distinct rows)
2
Unmarked
Infant
of W. R. & Julia Harris (no dates)
1
Unmarked
Infant
Son of Mr. & Mrs. J. L. Nichols
B/d Mar 28, 1914
Harlan,
Wyatt Jul 5,
1914 Mar 25, 1917
Harlan,
Annis Dec 23,
1912 June 18, 1914
2
Unmarked
Young,
Joseph Thach Feb 29,
1912 Jun 15, 1915
Son
of R. B. & N. S. Young
Pike,
Thurston Sep 12,
1911 Jan 16, 1973
[s/o
Columbus Pike & Kirbie/Kirksie Lee]
Pike,
Edna Feb 15,
1914 May 15, 1988
Pike,
Christopher Brance Jun 9,
1973 Jun 9, 1973
Evans,
Delia [Vaughan] Apr 7, 1879 Nov 25, 1982
Evans,
Parson L. Jun 25,
1882 Mar 1, 1930
[Son
of Matthew Jones Evans born Aug 22, 1845, died Feb 11, 1926, [Company A,
BARBIERS Battalion CSA] husband of Indiana Bedwell born Mar 22, 1843, died Feb
21, 1926 Heflin Cleburne County]
Owen,
Magalene and Bobby (no dates)
[Children of James Odus Owen & Nettie
Jane Cheatwood]
Taylor,
Willa D. Apr 25,
1941 Mar 22, 1975
[Dau. of William Elbert
“Pete” Howell & Nettie Jane Cheatwood]
Infant
Dau of Melvin & Lucy Fanny Lumpkin
1935 (only date)
Taylor,
Henry Nov 7,
1897 Mar 15, 1964
Taylor,
Pearl Apr 30,
1919 May 7, 1977
Evans,
Sarah M. [Miss] 1840
1916
[Daughter of Turner L. Evans and Elizabeth
Martin]
Infant
Dau. of W. P. & Dessie Evans Oct
30, 1913 Oct 30, 1913
2
Unmarked
Lumpkin,
Ira Buttram Jan 18,
1857 Apr 5, 1933
[In 1900 Ira Lumpkin stated she was the
mother of 15 children and she had 15 children living]
Lumpkin,
H. P. [Homer] Oct 20,
1855 May 20, 1902
3
Unmarked
Glasgow,
O.W. [Orlander Wallace] Mar 7,
1872 Feb 9, 1958
Glasgow,
James T. Dec 26, 1847 Aug 17, 1935
[D. A. Self’s Co. Faulkner’s Battn. Randolph
Co. Reserves CSA]
Glasgow,
Eliza A [Wallace] Mar 3, 1845 May 2, 1913
Glasgow,
India Anna Jun 17,
1878 Feb 9, 1964
(This
area not in well-defined rows)
2
Unmarked
Bryant,
Claude Son of Mr. & Mrs. Lee Bryant
(no dates)
[Son of Lee Bryant & Cora Beason]
Bryant,
Jessie W. Son of D. E. & Bettie Jun 13, 1890 Aug 15, 1891
[Son of Daniel Edward Bryant & Elizabeth
Kelly]
1
Unmarked (enclosed with brick and has flowers)
Bryant,
Lee Dec 16,
1891 May 9, 1941
[Son of W. T. Bryant &
Willie Kate Bussey]
Bryant,
Cora B. [nee: Beason] Nov 2,
1891 May 5, 1965
4
Unmarked
(Individual
graves with identical brick enclosures with flowers)
Holmes,
Roger Lewis Aug 6,
1932 July 4, 19??
Inf.
son of Houston & Jessie [Jessie Jane Evans] Holmes [d. Jul 1931]
(Stone
weathered and encrusted with lichen)
Bryant,
Chester Jan 11, 1913 May 28, 1934
Goodman,
Lucille May 17,
1917 Oct 23, 1941
1
Unmarked [possibly 2]
Jordan,
J. E. [John] Jan 23,
1860 Apr 16, 1933
Jordan,
Mary L. Feb 18,
1862 Jan 24, 1941
2
Unmarked
Bonner,
Missouri Pruitt Oct 17,
1904 Oct 15, 1939
[Dau. of Lois Napoleon “Pole” Pruitt &
Ariana Moreland/Molan, 2nd wife of John Jackson Bonner]
1
Unmarked
Teague,
Nancy L. Barker Mar 23, 1842 Apr 18, 1916
Walton,
Antora J. wife of J. W. Walton Feb 11, 1866 Apr 7, 1911
[Antora Judson Teague d/o R.
J. Teague and Nancy L. Barker]
Teague,
R. J. [Robert Joel] Sep 18,
1831 Oct 3, 1907
Teague,
Robert Evan Jun 24,
1879 Dec 12, 1951
[Husband
of Levora Zaner b. Mar 16, 1895, died May 1, 1979]
2
Unmarked
Next
2 graves marked with one marker, with the following: no dates
C.
U. Wallace - His wife Lydia Parents of Eliza Glasgow
[Charles
Union Wallace born Sep 14, 1814, died Apr 27, 1886 husband of Lydia Reynolds
born Oct 22, 1827, died July 16, 1883, source of death
date: H. Glasgow]
Hightower,
Marietta Leona [nee: Glasgow] Dec 12,
1873 Oct 8, 1911
Wife
of W. R. [Reuben] Hightower [buried Golden Springs Baptist Church Cemetery with 2nd
wife Onie Gidley. source: H. Glasgow]
6
Unmarked
Casey,
Mike
1845 1929
[Husband of Martha Jane Curtis]
1
Unmarked
Harris,
Emma Feb 26, 1870 Nov 6, 1948
Harris,
Jessie M Jul 5,
1863 May 23, 1939
[Son of Abner Harris and Mary-]
Goodman,
W. T. Oct 9,
1892 Jan 2, 1946
Goodman,
Ada Mar 7,
1890 Dec 22, 1987
1
Unmarked (possibly 2)
Campbell,
Mary Jo July 24,
1958 Sep 8, 1959
[This
only marked grave in large well cared for enclosure]
Pruitt,
Eugene
1915 1972
Pruitt,
Handley D. Aug 18,
1917 June 14, 1976
[Eugene & Handley D. Pruitt, sons of
Jonathon E. “Dunce” Pruitt & Hattie Brown]
Pruitt,
Mozell L. Oct 29,
1923 [2007]
[Wife
of Handley D. Pruitt]
1
Unmarked
Teague,
Lucretia Feb 20,
1878 July 1, 1917
5
Unmarked (possibly as many as 10)
Harris,
W. C. Feb 17,
1876 Jan 24, 1892
In
the 16 Year of his age
Turner,
Margaret Janny Harris May 26,
1858 Sep 9, 1884
Wife
of H. C. Turner
Turner,
Nuton Apr 14,
1886 Jun 20, 1886
Son
of H. C. & Lina Turner
Turner,
Ester May 24,
1889 Jul 5, 1889
Infant
of H. C. & Lina Turner
3
Unmarked
3
Weathered Unreadable
Jones,
Charles E Jul 21,
1928 Jun 2, 1944
Jones,
Estelle Norton Jan 4,
1904 Sep 5, 1995
Jones,
William Ewell Apr 18,
1894 Nov 30 1991
US
ARMY WW I
Campbell,
Larry DeWayne Jan 18, 1951 Feb 29, 1951
Campbell,
Jimmy Oscar Jul 15,
1940 Apr 8, 1943
Campbell,
Ray and May May 19,
1939 May 19, 1939
Campbell,
C. Jane [Sprayberry] Nov 7,
1853 Aug 14, 1940
Campbell,
Lawrence H May 24,
1857 Jan 19, 1941
Campbell,
James D Mar 10,
1952 Aug 20, 1952
Son of George & Evelyn
Campbell
- Father - Robert Lee Jan 19,
1912 Aug 19, 1991
PFC
US ARMY, WORLD WAR II
Campbell
- Mother - Allie Mae Aug 18,
1915 Dec 15, 1993
Tompkins
III, Gerald N.
1972 2005
Pruitt,
Hattie B. [nee: Brown]
1882 1976
Pruitt,
Ellis Moore 1906 1933
[Son
of Hattie Pruitt from previous marriage]
Pruitt,
Jonathon E. [Eugene]
1885 1917
[Son of William Decatur
Pruitt & Mary Ann Couch]
1
Unmarked
[Possibly
Pruitt, there are 2 known unmarked Pruitt graves at New Harmony, Ariana Moreland/Molan
Pruitt, Louis Napoleon Pruitt]
The
following names are on same Marker
Pruitt,
Samuel H. Mar 4,
1904 Apr 12, 1904
Inf.
Dau. of L. C. Pruitt B/d Oct 1,
1905 (no date)
[Children
of Levi Collins Pruitt & Exa Harris, both of whom are buried at Heflin City
Cemetery]
2
Unmarked Infants
2
Unmarked infants
(Inside
brick enclosure with Angels and Flowers)
Howle,
Mary F. Aug 26,
1891 June 24, 1904
Dau.
Of W. T. and Fannie Howle
Howle,
Emmie Nov 2,
1893 Apr 14, 1899
(Very
difficult to read, first name of Emmie, not sure, the last name definitely
Howle and dates are correct, marked at foot with EEH)
1
Unmarked
Tolleson,
Infant Aug 189?
Son
of Jesse & Mary Tolleson
(Very
difficult to read)
13
Unmarked (possibly more)
Jones,
Ralph Charles Feb 9,
1931 Jul 16, 1939
Jones,
Homer V. Mar 7,
1892 Jun 3, 1981
Jones,
Bessie Jul 1, 1894 Apr 15, 1972
[d/o John Ross & Lee Teague]
Faulkner,
Arthur Y.
1908 1970
Faulkner,
Ida M.
1912 1988
Johnson,
Steve J. Sep 6,
1888 Nov 2, 1958
Johnson,
Ellen L. Feb 2,
1895 Mar 4, 1958
Blanton,
Connie Lorraine May 9,
1968 Feb 2, 1969
Blanton,
Grady Leroy Sep 29, 1912 (no date)
PVT
U. S. ARMY, World War II
Blanton,
Laura Jane Apr 29,
1915 July 26, 1989
1
Unmarked - [Julia Angeline Couch b. Sep 7, 1876 d. Sep
22, 1933 wife of William Oliver Johnson source: H. Glasgow]
Johnson,
William O. [Oliver] Aug 27, 1883
Aug 2, 1955
Johnson,
Nettie J. [Jane] Owen May 26, 1849
Feb 21, 1920
Wife
of N. J. Johnson [Daughter of Oliver Owen and Mary Elizabeth Hughes]
Johnson,
Nat [Nathaniel Jefferson] Aug 26, 1843 Aug 29, 1915
Age
72 yrs. 3?? [Company H, 1st Georgia Cavalry CSA]
Cobb,
Mary A [Mary Ann Johnson] Aug 5, 1871 Feb 7, 1913
Wife
of John Cobb [dau. of Nat Johnson and Nettie Jane Owen]
[NOTE by transcriber: differing opinions as to what family John Cobb
belonged to. If anyone has
documentation to prove what family this John Cobb belongs with, please notify
Linda Hutchens ezsolutions36264@aol.com]
14
Unmarked [possibly more]
[In this area of 14 unmarked next to Mary A. Cobb is:
Cobb, Lela January 3, 1897 Jun 8, 1917
dau of Mary A. Johnson and John Cobb
Cobb, John May 16, 1876 Jan 24, 1941
Husband of Mary A. Johnson, [opinions differ, see note above, however, I believe this John Cobb to be the
son of Martha Townsend & James? Cobb]
Also the following:
Johnson, Roxanna Apr 10, 1870 Aug 3, 1872,
dau. of Nat Johnson and Nettie Jane Owen
Johnson, Texana Dec 7, 1873 Jan 4, 1875
dau. of Nat Johnson and Nettie Jane Owen
Johnson, Patterson Jul 12, 1885 Dec 28, 1885
source: H. Glasgow]
Chase,
Pearl E [Evans] Oct 17, 1884 Jul 24, 1920
[Daughter of Micajah Evans & Lucy
Underwood]
Chase,
John D. Jun 9,
1911 Apr 9, 1915
Chase,
Mary Ann Aug 9,
1844 Aug 14, 1894
Chase,
Inf Dau. of L. G. & B. D. Chase Nov
27, 1908 Nov 28, 1908
Chase,
Minnie Lee Jul 5,
1915 May 21, 1939
Chase,
Winnie Davis Jan 15,
1919 Jul 13, 1940
1
Unmarked
Funeral
home marker
Edward,
Carl Roger
1945 1945
Funeral
Home Marker- Brantly, (the only 2 graves visible in large brick enclosure)
Anthony,
William T. [Thomas] 1915 1986
CPL
U. S. ARMY WORLD WAR II
Anthony,
Vernie G. May 2,
1919 Jul 24, 1993
Crews,
Lizzie [Johnson] Sep 28, 1891 Aug 19, 1925
Wife
of W. A.[Amos]Crews [Lizzie Johnson married W. Amos Crews Nov
27, 1914, Amos Crews is buried in Chattanooga, TN source: H. Glasgow]
2
Unmarked
Mitchell,
Mary Ann May 16,
1930 Nov 21, 1939
10
Unmarked (Possibly More)
Ross,
N. J. Jr. [Newton] Apr 5,
1877 Jul 14, 1905
Ross,
John Jun 24,
1830 Apr 12, 1898
[Lt.
31st Alabama Infantry Company D]
Ross,
Nancy E. [Goodwin] May 17,
1845 Jul 5, 1879
In
Memory of Infant Daughter of John and Mary Ross No Dates
Ross,
Ada L. Jan 11
1871 Aug 2, 1887
Infants
of A. L. & M. E. Tolleson
No Dates
4
Unmarked (possibly more)
Pruett,
D.[Decatur] Oct 10, 1828 Feb 14, 1850
[Oldest
Tombstone date in the cemetery, Son of Ransom Pruitt, Jr. & Margaret
McCurry]
4
Unmarked
[These
4 unmarked are possibly Jonathon G. Pruitt, brother of Decatur Pruitt above,
and his wife Catherine Bruner Pruitt, as well as their son William Decatur
Pruitt and his wife Mary Ann Couch. Jonathon Green Pruitt died at his home on
18 Sep 1862 as a result of wounds received during the Battle of Shiloh on April
2, 1862, CSA service Sgt., Co. E 22nd Ala Infantry. A Mrs. Pruitt believed to be widow of
Jonathon G. Pruitt died in Cleburne Co AL 22 Oct 1918]
Hayes,
Mother, Stacie
1894 1949
[Stacie Louise Johnson June 10, 1894-Dec 2,
1949 married
Ciceroe
Henry Hayes Nov 23, 1918]
Hayes,
Son, John C.
1914 1925
[John Calvin Hayes Dec 21, 1914-May 17,
1925]
1
Unmarked (has flower)
Kitchens,
Annie G.[Annie Gertrude Stephens Jan 10, 1905 Jan 4, 1938
[Dau. of Jordan “Jerry” Frank Stephens &
Susie Allen, wife of McCrary Kitchens]
Phillips,
Maude Stephens Aug
1896 Feb 5, 1917
[Dau. of Jordan “Jerry” Frank Stephens &
Susie Allen]
Stephens,
Susie Elzora [Allen] Jul 1, 1880 Jun 30, 1938
Stephens,
Jerry Frank Jan 6, 1868 Jan 19, 1947
3
Unmarked
1
Unmarked Infant
2
Unmarked
Ross,
John Lewis Aug
10, 1899 Nov 15, 1960
[Son of John Ross and Lenora Teague]
Ross,
Lillie Elizabeth (nee: Howle) Nov
13, 1904 Aug 28, 1989
Ross,
Ralph Newt Apr
10, 1902 Jul 17, 1927
Chase,
Ben D Sep 7,
1877 Dec 11, 1922
Chase,
L. G.[Lenora Teague-Ross] Aug
22, 1876 Dec 8, 1908
Wife
of B. D. Chase
Ross,
Jno F. Mar
28, 1875 Dec 30, 1906
[First husband of Lenora Teague, son of John
Ross and Nancy Goodwin]
Tolleson,
Ada Mar 13,
1890 Mar 28, 1951
Tolleson,
A. L. [Augustus] Apr 25,
1864 Apr 16, 1934
Tolleson,
Essie Ross Apr 7,
1870 Jun 27, 1933
*6
Unmarked
[In the Holmes family plot is buried unmarked:
Johnson, John Wesley Sep 16, 1883 Dec 13, 1947
Husband of Della Mae Holmes, son of Nat Johnson and Nettie Jane Owen
Johnson &
Della Mae nee: Holmes Jun 19, 1884 Nov 13, 1961
Wife of John Wesley Johnson, dau of Reuben W. Holmes and Stacie L.
Sprayberry. Source: H. Glasgow]
*Holmes,
Gueston R. Nov 11,
1899 Sep 10, 1907
[Son
of R. W. & S. L. Holmes]
*Holmes,
Stacy L.[nee: Sprayberry] July 22,
1846 Apr 23, 1932
Wife
of R. W. Holmes
*1
Unmarked
*Holmes,
Sgt. R. W. [Rueben] CSA Nov 15,
1844 Feb 13, 1944
Co
G 2 GA MILITIA [on tombstone] [Sgt. Reuben Holmes was the LAST CSA
VETERAN LIVING IN CLEBURNE COUNTY, ALABAMA. According to Reuben Holmes Cival
War Service Records he served in Co. H 24th Ga. Reg at Toccoa,
Georgia]
*3
Unmarked (possibly more)
Blanton,
Russell O. Sr. Sep 15,
1910 Mar 21, 1993
Blanton,
W. Marie Apr 22,
1928 Dec 10, 2002
5
Unmarked
Lumpkin,
Rabian C Dec 27,
1925 Aug 19, 2002
Lumpkin,
Lois Waits Aug 30,
1928 (No Date)
Lumpkin,
Eddie Lee Sep 29,
1953 Mar 9, 2002
Hayes,
Henry
1866 1957
Hayes,
Elizabeth [Benefield] 1867 1929
Estes,
John W. Dec 25,
1884 May 7, 1978
Estes,
Martha C. Jun 13,
1890 Oct 12, 1953
Estes,
Herbert S. Nov 15,
1909 Feb 11, 1910
Estes,
Hattie Mae Jul 18,
1905 Oct 11, 1908
5
Unmarked
17
Unmarked
Zaner,
Ervin Sep 9, 1902 Feb 26, 1928
7
Unmarked
Edwards,
Inf. Son of Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Edwards
Dec 26, 1938
Cochran,
Melvin May 30,
1913 Feb 12, 1959
Cochran,
Lee [General Lee] Jan 22,
1886 Jul 14, 1965
Cochran,
Lonnie (nee: Thrower) Jul 25,
1884 Jul 28, 1919
Lumpkin,
George M Dec 14,
1892 Jun 30, 1954
Lumpkin,
Lucy F May 1,
1903 Mar 10, 1978
[d/o Bill Jones & Lela Sims]
Lumpkin,
Leonard H. Aug 9,
1888 Aug 25, 1968
Lumpkin,
Fronie Fae Oct 11,
1889 Nov 25, 1979
Hayes,
Sisroe 1893 1976
[Ciceroe Henry Hayes Sep 15, 1893-Jul 4,
1976, husband of Stacie Louise Johnson]
Smith,
Father - Charles E. Apr 24,
1878 Sep 1, 1967
Smith,
Mother - Mattie P.[nee:Cheatwood] Jan 13, 1880 Nov 28, 1955
Smith,
Louis Dec 4,
1905 Feb 9, 1951
Smith,
James Wesley Apr 10,
1907 Jun 8, 1908
19
Unmarked
Bryant,
Annie Ruth Oct 18,
1940 Dec 12, 1940
1
unmarked
1
Unmarked
Starr,
Mary Oct 30,
1875 Jul 29, 1940
Starr,
Roy Jun 27,
1872 Mar 31, 1942
Alston,
Henry Clark Sep 5, 1848 Jul 17, 1934
[obituary
dated July 11, 1935]
Ashley,
Mary E. Jan 12,
1867 May 23, 1937
2
Unmarked
Jacks,
John
no dates
[S/o
Thomas A. Jacks & Susanna Copeland, h/o Nora Estes]
I.
H. Estes [Isaiah H. Estes] 1844 1912
Jacks,
Myrtle E. Jun 19,
1903 Aug 19, 1903
Dau
of J. W. & W. R. Jacks
Estes,
Henchie E. Oct 12,
1874 May 26, 1876
Son
of I. H. & S. E. Estes
Estes,
Sarah E. [Allen] Aug 19, 1850 Apr 20, 1908
Wife
of I. H. Estes
[d/o Henchie E. Allen and Catherine Little]
1
Unmarked
Campbell,
Cornelius-[Cornelia] Webb 1857 1877
Wife
of J. B. Campbell
Turner,
John William no dates
Son
of H. C. & Margaret Turner
11
Unmarked
Sprayberry
- Wiley S.
1897 1958
Sprayberry
- Sithy
1897 1946
3
Unmarked
Lumpkin,
Jessie N. Mar 11, 1900 Mar 8, 1956
Lumpkin,
Ida N. [Ida Naomi Zaner] Nov 12,
1899 Nov 6, 1976
[d/o
Foster Zaner & Matilda Thrower]
Zaner,
Foster M. Feb 17,
1870 Sep 21, 1953
Zaner,
Matilda M. [Thrower] Apr 26, 1868 Mar 16, 1962
4
Unmarked
Cochran,
Garvis C. Nov 19,
1919 Mar 27, 1994
Cochran,
Sybil L. [Lumpkin] Sep 21, 1925 (only date)
2
Unmarked
Jacks,
Nora [Nora Mae Estes]
(no dates)
[Dau.
of Isiah Estes and Sarah Allen, w/o John Jacks]
15
Unmarked
Sprayberry,
George W. Apr 2,
1864 Sep 14, 1928
Sprayberry,
Lou Rannie [Sprayberry] Dec 26,
1859 Nov 28, 1946
10
Unmarked
2
with pieces of white marble no names or dates
2
Unmarked
Agee,
Dora Eunice Sep 14,
1918 Aug 18, 1997
Hammond,
Alfred B Jul 22,
1919-OD
Hammond,
Flora B Apr 4,
1927 Aug 1, 1985
Hammond,
James A Jan 18,
1970-OD
Norton,
James Arthur Jan 27, 1894 Jan 6, 1970
Norton,
Lois M. [Jones] Jul 3, 1899 Dec 9, 1945
Norton,
James R Aug 3, 1925 Jan 21, 1926
14
Unmarked
7
Unmarked
Bryant,
David Jul 28,
1950 Sep 23, 1954
Possibly
as many as 10 Unmarked
1
Unmarked possibly 2
Trantham
- J. T. [James Thomas]
no dates
Trantham
- Georgia A [nee: Jordan]
no dates
11
Unmarked
Hamitt
and Wife, Daughter Susannah
no dates
[This
is possibly Elizabeth Warren-Hammett born 1820-died 1860, wife of Jesse M.
Hammett born 1818-died 1889 Cleburne County and their Daughter Susannah born 1842-died
after 1880]
4
Unmarked
Nichols,
Samuel G. Oct 27,
1889 Jan 10, 1960
Nichols,
Mary Lizzie Jul 18, 1901 Feb 21,
1972
[d/o
Charlie Lee Smith & Jane Cheatwood]
Crane,
1 Unmarked
Crane,
1 Unmarked
Crane,
Rebecca Sims Nov 3,
1837 Dec 3, 1888
First Wife of E. J. Crane
Crane,
1 Unmarked
Crane,
1 Unmarked
Crane,
Infant Dau. of Aug 12,
1900 Aug 12, 1900
of Mr. & Mrs. John L. Crane
Crane,
Ezekial Jackson Feb 1,
1839 Feb 6, 1926
[Walthall’s
Battn. CSA, Married 1. Rebecca Sims, married 2. Martha-]
Crane,
Green A Oct 21,
1861 Feb 14, 1949
Crane,
Inus Louella May 13,
1916 Aug 28, 1951
Turley,
Jeanette Jul 19,
1948 Oct 6, 1948
Infant Dau. of Howard & Dorothy Turley
Turley,
Imogene Dec 12,
1949 Feb 18, 1955
Crane,
John L. Sep 1,
1871 Nov 15, 1957
Crane,
Inus J. [nee: Perry] July 3,
1879 Jul 8, 1961
[Daughter of John Perry & Elizabeth
Glasgow]
2
Unmarked
Nichols,
James E. Mar 27,
1913 Jun 24, 1995
Nichols,
Dora M. July 15,
1920 [23 Apr 2007]
1
Unmarked
Johnson,
Susie A. [Bradford] Jun 26, 1846 Feb 21, 1928
[Wife
of Andrew Milton Johnson born 1845, died 1881 Cleburne County]
Bell,
Mollie [Johnson] Aug 16, 1880 [Aug 3, 1940]
Bell,
William J. Jul 23,
1880 Jan 5, 1957
3
Unmarked
Bedwell,
Leroy Jul 7,
1804 Jan 13, 1860
Aged
55 yrs. 6 mo., 11 days [Husband of Margaret Lackey born 1811, died 1870]
3
Unmarked
Rusk,
Charlie March 28,
1928 O/D
ALABAMA
O M CORPS
[This
only date is the date of death, Charlie Rusk is stated to have been 33 yrs of
age at time of death, DOB is approx. 1895]
6
Unmarked
Norton,
Lillie Bell C Jun 7,
1892 Jan 2, 1980
Norton,
Albert Frank Apr 28,
1888 Apr 11, 1930
ALABAMA PVT 138 ENGRS (WWI)
1
Unmarked
Dempsey
- Richard Albert Jun 18, 1874 Aug 17, 1957
Dempsey
- Inus Luemmer [Breedwell] Mar 1,
1875 Nov 2, 1958
McGowan,
Margie (nee: Howell) Feb 10,
1929 May 1, 1996
[Dau. of Winfield S. Howell
& Evie Lee Bonner]
Howell
- Winfield S. (Scott) Felix Jul 21,
1880 Dec 12, 1942
[s/o Royal Madison Howell & Nettie Bell]
Howell
- Evie Lee Bonner Nov 6,
1891 Jul 15, 1983
[d/o James Patrick Bonner
& Amanda Townsend]
4
Unmarked
Jacks,
Will David Mar 24,
1890 Feb 21, 1947
[s/o
John Jacks and Nora Estes]
3
Unmarked
Henry,
Hugh Lindsey 1918 1984
1
Unmarked with Hugh Lindsey Henry
[Hugh
Lindsay Henry, s/o William Thomas Henry & Julia Bell Price]
3
Unmarked
Mahan,
Elvira Jane Apr 19, 1832 Nov 16, 1908
23
Unmarked
1
Unmarked Infant
Hamm
- Houston L. Mar
14, 1912 Nov 5, 1944
U S ARMY PVT 110 INFANTRY 28 INF DIV WW
II
[s/o
George Hamm & Lida ? ]
Hamm
- Eva (nee: Howell) Bell Oct 22, 1917 O/D
(2nd
Husband Howard Bell, d/o Winfield Scott “Felix” Howell and Evie Lee Bonner)
Swafford,
Gladys Feb 13, 1923 Nov 17, 2003
Swafford,
Lloyd W Dec 5, 1903 Oct 1, 1978
Swafford,
Margie F Feb 1, 1936 Jan 10, 1987
3
Unmarked
2
Unmarked
1
Unmarked [Infant]
1
unmarked with Brimer Family
Brimer,
Mrs. Beatrice Aug 4,
1896? Mar 15, 1937
3
Unmarked
Robertson,
D. J. [Daniel Jackson] Mar 31, 1829
Jul 29, 1888
[Co. F 22nd Ala Infantry CSA, Husband of Susiana Sarah
Glasgow, Sarah Susiana Glasgow Robertson is buried in Erath Co. Texas. source:
H. Glasgow]
6
Unmarked
Note: A large area here of is almost totally void
of grass, stones, etc. There are at
least 26 Unmarked graves in this area and possibly more
Sprayberry,
John E. Apr 29,
1891 May 11, 1949
ALABAMA PFC MILITARY POLICE CORPS WW I
Sprayberry,
Ora Lee Dec 15,
1901 May 11, 1969
Jacks,
Mary Jane Mar 29, 1860 Nov 22, 1960
[Mary Jane Boner, d/o John Patrick Bonar
& Sarah Keller,
married
1. James S. Jacks, 2. Sherman Sikes, 3. John Henry Parnell]
Jacks,
John E. Oct 3,
1893 Dec 23, 1967
[s/o
Mary Jane Boner and James S. Jacks, there are two John Jacks buried here at New
Harmony, this one is a nephew of the older one who married Nora Estes]
Riddle,
Brother - Hoyt L. [Lewis] [28 Jul] 1918
[27 Sep] 1978
[Veteran
WW II]
Riddle,
Sister - Annie Lue Mar 24, 1910 Jan 5, 1980
Riddle,
Thomas J. May 30,
1885 Mar 21, 1975
Riddle,
Ora Lee Jul 15,
1890 Jul 31, 1956
1
Unmarked [Riddle?]
Riddle,
Lawrence M. Jul 12,
1882 Oct 26, 1945
2
Unmarked
Perry,
John B. [Bunyan] Sep
15, 1831 Aug 30, 1886
[Co.
B. Talladega Camp of Instruction CSA. Husband of Elizabeth Glasgow she died in
TX]
Note: At least 8 Unmarked
[In the Perry family plot there are several Perry family members
buried in unmarked graves, to include the following:
Sarah Jane Perry Apr 14, 1873 Jun 13, 1882
[dau. of John B. Perry and Elizabeth Glasgow Perry]
Howard Glasgow Sep 14, 1873 May 11, 1879
[son of William Henry Glasgow and Martha Jane Denman, this family
moved to Texas in 1882. source: H.
Glasgow]
1
Unmarked
2
Unmarked
1
marked with Fieldstone
16
Unmarked
1
Unmarked with Flower
Swafford,
Katherine Lynn Aug 15,
1951 Apr 6, 1952
Daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Loys Swafford
9
Unmarked
Johnson
- J. Reuben [Reuben Jesse Lee] Dec 9, 1919 Apr 7, 1997
Johnson
- Iva Dell Riddle Feb 15,
1928 O/D
[Wife of Reuben Jesse Lee Johnson]
Mayfield
- Melvin Apr 28,
1918 Feb 1, 1979
Mayfield
- Melvin Riddle
S1 US NAVY WWII
Mayfield
- Rosa Riddle Apr 20,
1916 Dec 12, 2003
7
Unmarked
Glasgow
- Thomas 1810 1867
[Thomas Morrow Glasgow born Jun 30, 1814, died Dec 28, 1868 source:
H. Glasgow, D. A. Self’s Co. Faulkner’s Battn. Randolph Co. Reserves CSA]
Glasgow
- His Wife Mary 1812 1880
[Marianne Bradford born Jun 11, 1816, died Nov 13, 1880 Source: H.
Glasgow] Since the original survey was done this tombstone has been replaced.
Glasgow,
Ada Apr 21,
1883 Sep 7, 1884
2
Unmarked
Sprayberry
- Father - Dewey D. Feb 13,
1899 Feb 12, 1963
Sprayberry
- Mother - Fannie P. Feb 5,
1905 Nov 8, 1968
Sprayberry,
Dewey Edward May 31,
1932 Aug 14, 1958
FTI US NAVY
Harrell
- Moses E. Dec 26,
1886 Oct 30, 1973
married July 3, 1906
Harrell
- Mary Lizzie May 2, 1890 Feb 26, 1958
1
Unmarked
Bonner,
Lennie Jan 13,
1917 May 2, 1934
Dau.
of Mr. & Mrs. J. T. Bonner [James Thomas Bonner & Rosetta Ellard]
7
Unmarked
Loveless,
Virginia Carolyn Aug 16,
1960 Aug 18, 1960
Loveless,
Myrtle Carolyn Mar 22,
1942 Jan 25, 1964
Harris,
Arthur A Sep 17,
1887 Oct 13, 1969
Harris,
Toye S. Aug 13,
1910 no date
4
Unmarked
1
Unmarked
Boner
- Wm. Dave July 28, 1899 Oct 12, 1983
[s/o William B. Bonner & Julia Ann
Townsend]
Boner
- Carrie Bell (nee: McKenzie) Mar 9, 1896 May 11, 1970
[d/o George Seaborn McKenzie & ?, step
mother was Delilah Jane Chandler]
6
Unmarked
Jacks,
Walter L. (Lee) Apr 9,
1896 Jan 18, 1972
[s/o John W. Jacks &
Nora Estes]
Jacks,
Annie
(Annie
Lee Bonner Jacks - [Jun 1,
1912] [Feb 15, 2006]
[Annie
Lee Bonner Jacks passed away after this original survey was done, d/o John
Jackson Bonner & Rennie Chapman]
Bonner,
John Frank 1910 [15 Sep]1964
Funeral
Home Marker – Dryden
[s/o
John Jackson Bonner & Rennie Chapman]
2
Unmarked
5
Unmarked
Molan
- John W. Sep 25,
1872 Dec 22, 1961
[John Wesley Moreland/Molan, s/o Roland
Moreland and Rachel Spradling/Spradlin. Grandson of Green Moreland and Mary
Gross]
Molan
- Fannie B. (nee: Bondurant) May 8,
1888 Feb 3, 1970
[Frances Birthannie Bondurant/Bundrum, d/o
John Lewis Bondurant and Martha Frances Taylor, granddaughter of William Billy
McElroy and Nancy Johnson]
1
Unmarked [Joyce Molan, granddaughter of
John W. & Frances Molan, d/o Sherman Leroy “Roy” Molan and Pearl McDaniel]
Molan,
William Troy Aug 30, 1924 Dec 15, 1949
Employee
of Lee Bros Fdry
[s/o
John Wesley Molan and Frances B. Bundrum]
UNMARKED
GRAVE:
Brothers,
Dock DOB: Unknown
[26 Mar 1956]
[Doc
Brothers lived with the family of John W. Molan for a number of years, when he
died he was buried in the Molan family plot.
No one still living in the family knows who he is, or where he came
from, only that he lived with the Molan family but don’t think he was related. There
is a handmade marker made by my great grandmother Fannie Molan which is
unreadable today. I feel certain that
this same Dock Brothers is living on Spring Street in Heflin as a boarder with
the family of Jim Campbell in the 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Cleburne Co.
AL. Dock Brothers is stated to be 48
years of age, widowed, born in Alabama and both parents born in Alabama. John
Wesley Molan worked in the sawmill/ timber industry, the Molan family lived
both in Cleburne Co and the “Sand Mountain” area of Alabama between 1900 and
1930, it is possible the Molan family met Dock Brothers before he is in Heflin
in 1930. The family of Jim Campbell with whom Dock Brothers is living in 1930
is also associated with the families buried at New Harmony]
4
Unmarked
Thompson,
Robert Lee Jul 22, 1892
Mar 15, 1970
Thompson,
Essie Mae & Inf Son Sep 17,
1904 Jun 30, 1945
[d/o
James Patrick Boner & Amanda Townsend]
2
Unmarked
Parris,
Oliver Jun 12,
1912 Dec 30, 1941
Parris,
Mary Ann Nov 22,
1888 May 22, 1954
Parris,
Elige Joseph Feb 2,
1886 Mar 10, 1970
Parris,
Mellie F. Aug 18,
1910 Sep 11, 1962
Butler,
Stevie Nov 22,
1961 Feb 9, 1962
Parris,
Lewis Jun 18,
1947 Dec 19, 1951
3
Infants w/flowers
Brown,
Edwin Frank Dec 25,
1887 Nov 8, 1970
Brown,
Mollie Odesser [Wood] Jul 17,
1902 Sep 11, 1970
Brown,
John F. [17 Mar or May]
1952 [30 Aug] 1975
1
Unmarked
3
Unmarked
Dodson,
Alvin 1872 1954
Unmarked,
Foot Marker Mother (Dodson?)
[Amanda Gable b. abt 1876 d. 29 Mar 1940,
dau of Jonathon Robert Gable and Ann Gentry,
wife of Alvin Dodson]
Unmarked,
(Dodson?)
4
Unmarked
Waites,
Ulcey V. 1892 1950
Waites,
Annie Mae 1919 no date
1
Unmarked
Brimer,
H. [Harrison] Oct 27, 1899-no date [1986]
[Son
of William Brimer and Tiny Cheatwood]
Unreadable (wife of H. Brimer? If wife of Harrison
Brimer this would be Mildred Boswell Brimer born Oct 5, 1907, died Apr 1983, d/o
James Augustus Boswell & Alice Gable)
Brimer,? Jul 27, 19 only date
God
Bless You Son
(Deroy
Brimer Jul 24, 1932 - Jul 26, 1976,
[died in Ferndale, Michigan]
Brimer,
Leon Dec 13,
1929 Jan 11, 1952
1
no name in same group of Brimer Family
Williams,
Gregory Peck May 11,
1970 only date
Funeral
Home Marker - Martin & Hightower
1
Unmarked (attached by brick enclosure to Gregory Peck Williams)
Jarrell
- Willie E. Aug 12,
1917 Oct 14, 1961
Jarrell
- Pearl E. Feb 16,
1918 Nov 12, 2002
4
Unmarked
Roberson,
Jerry Curtis Nov 9,
1955 Nov 11, 1955
Infant
Boswell, Sep 30,
1965 only date
Infant
Dau. of Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Boswell
Boswell
- Louis T. May 7,
1921 Aug 5, 1961
[s/o Frederick Boswell & ?]
Boswell
- Edna P. May 21,
1920 only date
Boswell,
Harold Franklin Dec 30,
1941 May 11, 1949
Boswell,
Luther H. Oct 14,
1919 Dec 3, 1944
ALABAMA PVT 6 CAV RCN SO WW II
[s/o Frederick Boswell & ?]
G.
E. J. no dates
Unmarked
w/flowers (my observation - this would
be a member of the Boswell Family, possibly James Augustus Boswell b. Dec 1864
husband of Alice Gable Boswell, grandfather of Louis T. and Luther Boswell]
Boswell,
Alice Gable Nov 3,
1866 Mar 3, 1955
[d/o
Jonathon Robert Gable & Ann Gentry]
Turner,
Pearly Mae Roszell Nov 3, 1909 Mar 22, 1951
[1st w/o Samuel Matthew Turner]
Turner,
Cora May 24, 1881 Jul 8, 1969
[d/o James F. Williamson and Margaret Ann
Moore]
Turner,
W.C.L. Jun 20,
1878 Sep 20, 1947
[William Curtis Leonard Turner, s/o John
Holloway Turner and Nancy A. Beason]
Lumpkin
- Virgil Oct 9,
1896 Jul 18, 1957
ALABAMA PVT 9 BN REPL TNG CENTER WWI
Lumpkin
- Othella May 9,
1906 Jul 2, 1968
1
Unmarked
Borders
- Mother - Ada R. Jan 22, 1892 Oct 27, 1952
[Ada Rebecca Bonner, d/o James Patrick Boner
& Amanda Townsend]
Borders
- Father - John H. (Hartsfield) Aug 26, 1875 Feb 29, 1953
[s/o Thomas Eli Borders
& Nellie Frances Fay Hartsfield]
1
Unmarked
Smith,
Robert Lee Nov 27,
1919 Jun 8, 1968
[s/o James Martin Smith & Roda C.
[Caldonia]Wade. Roda Caldonia Wade
Bondurant/Bundrum Smith is buried at Crossroads in Cleburne Co. AL, the d/o
David Solomon Wade & Nancy Williams or Williamson. Rhoda Wade’s 1st husband was J. R. Bondurant/Bundrum,
brother of Fannie Bondurant/Bundrum Molan. One child born to 1st
marriage Allie Bondurant/Bundrum, w/o Judson “Judge” Elkins, both buried at
Crossroads]
McCall,
William Edward Oct 8,
1975 Oct 8, 1975
Champion,
Holden C. Feb 6,
1993 Mar 26, 1993
Nichols,
Daughter Annie Eloise Apr 28,
1910 Sep 1, 1993
Nichols,
James L Dec 30,
1885 Dec 28, 1958
Nichols,
Isabell [Johnson] Apr 25,
1878 Jan 13, 1958
Johnson,
Father, M. L. [Mark] Dec 18,
1875 Aug 4, 1946
Johnson,
Mother, Retta Sep 16,
1887 Apr 11, 1982
3
Unmarked
Bonner,
Maudie (nee: Moran) Apr 21,
1927 Dec 10, 2003
Moran,
Jessie 1863 1944
Moran,
Nancy L.(Nancy Leola Smith) 1889 1970
[d/o Alfred Smith & Sarah Jane Thompson]
4
Unmarked
-WENS, (handmade broken) Jan 6, 19?? 5-18-??
Owen,
Solomon N. 1872 1955
2
Unmarked Graves Owens?
Patterson,
Norbon E. Sep 14,
1894 Jun 8, 1963
PVT
BTRY F 116 FIELD ARTY WW I
2
Unmarked
Boyd,
Jane E. Jan 6,
1963 Dec 30, 1963
Harris,
Mattie Lee Jul 25,
1899 Nov 24, 1985
Harris,
William B. Jul 18,
1897 Feb 12, 1960
Harris,
Alvin Jan 31,
1929 Feb 19, 1985
Harris,
Mary F Dec 18,
1939-OD
1
Unmarked
Bonner,
James A. [“Fell”] Aug 10, 1896 Aug 5, 1966
ALABAMA
PVT US ARMY WW I
[s/o James Patrick Boner
& Amanda Townsend]
1
Unmarked
Free,
Billy G. Jul 1,
1929 Aug 30, 1955
Free,
Edna E. Mar 9,
1929 only date
3
Unmarked
Owen,
Bradley [Wayne] Feb 27, 1977 Jun 10, 1977
[Funeral
Home records - DOB is 26 Feb 1976]
Bonner,
Seaborn Nov 11,
1915 Jun 6, 1987
[William Seaborn Bonner, s/o
William David “Dave” Boner and Carrie Bell McKenzie]
Bonner,
Steven Floyd May 14,
1960 Dec 1, 1961
[s/o William Seaborn Bonner
& Bertha Mae Sanders]
3
Unmarked
Hammond,
Rhonda Mae Jun 28,
1959 Jul 1, 1959
Infant
Daughter of A. O. Hammond, Jr & Cora L. [Turner] Hammond
Turner,
Sandra Gail May 24,
1969 May 24, 1969
Dau. of Benny & Valera Turner
Turner,
Benny M. Apr 6,
1946 Feb 28, 2003
Turner,
Patricia M. Jan 29,
1949 only date
Holcombe
Infant of Henry B/d Aug 26, 1951
Infant
Son of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Holcombe
1
Unmarked
Barnett
- Paul D. Nov 25,
1916 Apr 9, 1993
Barnett
- Minnie Feb 1,
1918 May 7, 2000
2
Unmarked with "E" in corners of brick enclosure
Bonner,
Arlin Feb 12,
1934 Jun 10, 1971
[s/o John Jackson Bonner
& Missouri Pruitt]
2
Unmarked
Baker,
Johnny Ray Jan 8,
1949 Jan 14, 1949
Son
of Mr. & Mrs. Luther Baker
1
Unmarked
7
Unmarked
Bonner
- Syble (nee: Parris) Jul 23,
1923 only date
[d/o Mark Parris &
Beulah Hulsey]
Bonner
- Ralph Oct 14,
1931 Mar 17, 1995
S SGT US AIRFORCE KOREA VIETNAM
[s/o John Jackson Bonner
& Missouri Pruitt]
Whiteside,
William Mark 1959 only date
Son
of Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Whiteside
Bonner,
John J. Feb 12,
1885 Mar 6, 1970
[s/o William B. Bonner &
Julia Ann Townsend]
Bonner,
Nora Mae Sep 1, 1901 Sep 4, 1987
[Nora Mae Trantham, d/o
James Thomas Trantham & Georgia Jordan]
1
Unmarked- [Alma Loufayla Peoples abt 1914 21 Nov
1955]
[Alma
L. Bonner Peoples w/Infant, d/o John Jackson Bonner & Rennie Chapman, w/o
Wiley Boyd Peoples]
1
Unmarked- [Wiley Boyd Peoples
abt 1913 Apr 1979]
[s/o
John W. Peoples & Betsey Schumacher]
3
Unmarked
Bonner,
James Thomas Feb 7,
1883 May 13, 1952
[s/o William B. Boner &
Julia Ann Townsend]
Bonner,
Rosetta Sep 13, 1889 Mar 1, 1978
[d/o Amos Ellard & Parelee ?]
Bonner,
Virgil 1919 1976
[s/o James Thomas Bonner and
Rosetta Ellard]
Bonner,
Rose Marie Jan 2,
1944 Feb 25, 2004
Daughter [of Virgil Bonner & Macy Lee Hunter]
4
Unmarked
Gay
- Theodore Dec
11, 1916 Jan 19, 1971
Gay
- Lillie Bell Aug
30, 1920 Nov 6, 1953
2
Unmarked
Skinner
- Alberta L. Dec 6,
1923 Apr 3, 1999
Skinner
- Harold L. Jun 23,
1925 Jun 24, 1993
Nichols
- Nomie B
1896 1985
Nichols
- C. Homer
1893 1946
Bonner,
Angela Aug 21,
1959 only date
Infant
Daughter of Marvin Jr. & Joyce
Collins,
Georgia A. Sep 5,
1885 May 29, 1984
[Marriage License issued January 1930, Cleburne Co. AL, Tom Collins and Mrs. Georgia Hudson]
Collins,
Thomas J. Jul 4,
1879 Jul 18, 1957
Bonner,
Claudis J. [Jackson] Jan 4, 1924 Nov 14, 1997
[s/o
John Jackson Bonner & Missouri Pruitt]
Bonner,
Vela Mae (nee: Knighten) Dec 28,
1927 Aug 23, 1972
[d/o James Arthur Knighten,
buried Kemp’s Creek in Winston, Co. AL and Elsie Inez Molan, buried at Flint
Creek in Winston Co. AL]
Phillips,
John
1897 1976
[s/o John Phillips & Sally Wildman]
Phillips,
Lela
1904 1970
[d/o Robert Cook & Elnore Rankins]
Phillips,
Charles Marvin Dec 14,
1943 Apr 10, 1958
Phillips,
Robert Lee Mar 4, 1931 Jun 27, 1952
3
Unmarked
Laymon,
John Jan 3, 1879
Mar 29, 1957
[John
Anderson Laymon, Husband of Anna Cordelia “Delia” Champion]
Laymon
- Emma L. Feb 6,
1910 Aug 19, 2004
[2nd
w/o John Anderson Laymon]
Cunningham,
Edna Laymon Jun 22,
1939 Dec 21, 2001
Campbell
- Mance 1900 1962
Campbell
- Lessie 1910 only date
2
Unmarked
M.
J. B. [Mildred Tracy Jacks Bonner
Jun 20, 1920 Sep 1980]
[d/o
Will David Jacks & Amy Mitchell]
G.
T. B. [Green Thomas Bonner]
[Drydens
Funeral Records DOB 1 Apr 1894 – DOD 9 Jul 1968,
[s/o
James Patrick Bonner & Amanda Townsend]
Bonner,
Infant B/d Mar 11,
1962
Infant
Son of Gloria & Doys Bonner
Bonner
- Doys Edward Sr. Oct 4,
1924 Jun 6, 1970
[s/o John Jackson Bonner
& Missouri Pruitt]
Bonner
- Gloria Dean Nov 22,
1927 Jun 17, 2005
[d/o Luther Swancey &
Lilly Laymon]
Parris
- Mother - Mable N. Dec 12,
1911 Nov 4, 1962
[d/o Levie Bonner &
Samuel Gippie Nichols]
Nichols,
Emory Mar 16,
1916 Nov 26, 1986
[s/o Levie Bonner &
Samuel Gippie Nichols]
Trantham,
Myrtice May 4,
1919 Dec 26, 1994
[d/o Levie Bonner &
Samuel Gippie Nichols]
Trantham,
Frank Apr 13,
1912 Oct 9, 1965
[Joseph Frank Trantham, s/o
James Thomas Trantham & Georgia Jordan]
Trantham,
Donald Eugene Dec 12,
1938 Sep 16, 1956
[s/o Frank & Myrtice Nichols Trantham]
Waites,
Walter Jan 19,
1878 Apr 23, 1963
Waites,
Alice A. [Cofield] Jan 23,
1888 Jan 10, 1969
2
Unmarked
Moore,
Charles G Mar 27,
1916 Jan 18, 1966
1
Unmarked (may be Waites Family)
Waites,
Cecil no dates [12 Jul 1911 29 Jul 1966]
Waites,
Charles Leroy Apr 21,
1921 Oct 26, 1980
TEC
5 US ARMY WW II
Neal
- J. T. "Jack"
Dec 8, 1912 Dec 23, 1968
ALABAMA PFC US ARMY WW II
Neal
- Mattie Mae Jan 25,
1915 Jan 8, 1972
Evans No Dates
Evans No Dates
Evans No Dates
Evans No Dates
Sprayberry,
Roland D. Jul 20,
1922 Aug 22, 1969
ALABAMA S SGT US AIR FORCE WW II
KOREA
Sprayberry,
Amy N. Sep 1,
1929 only date
Barker,
Roland L. Feb 29,
1880 Jul 20, 1968
Barker,
Stacy E. Jun 10,
1894 Jun 25, 1975
[d/o
George Sprayberry & Lou ?]
2
Unmarked
Measles,
Eli
1908 1970
Funeral
Home Marker - Dryden
1
Unmarked
Pesnell,
Lewis P.
1898 1966
Pugh,
Loretta Jan 21,
1953 Mar 18, 1958
Pugh,
Willard A. Nov
16, 1929 only date
Pugh,
Frances C. Jun 10, 1931 Dec 22,
1994
[Frances
Clarine Hollon, d/o John William Hollon and Hazel Maude Prater]
Waites
- Willard M. Nov 16,
1928 Dec 18, 1993
US ARMY KOREA
Waites
- Lanell H. Nov 26,
1934 Oct 22, 1998
Bryant
- George R. (Robert) Mar 7,
1904 Sep 8, 1959
[s/o W. T. Bryant and Willie Kate Bussey]
Bryant
- E. Mattie (Ellen nee: Bonner) Dec 1, 1902 Apr 20, 1969
[d/o William B. Boner and
Julia Ann Townsend]
Brown,
Ella [11 Sep] 1891
[18 May]1980
Funeral
Home Marker [now missing]
[w/o Joseph L. Brown, d/o
Andrew Jackson Henry & Bridgette Elizabeth Bonar/Bonner]
Dunn,
Doris
1933 2005
[d/o George Robert Bryant and
Mattie Ellen Bonner]
2
Unmarked
4
Unmarked
Jacks,
Tony Lon [27 Jul]
1970 [28 Jul] 1970
Funeral
Home Marker – Dryden [s/o Joe Earl Jacks & Elizabeth Ann Bonner]
3
Unmarked
Patterson,
Henry Eugene Jan 3,
1950 Jul 29, 1973
Funeral
Home Marker - Dryden
Smith,
Willis Ervin Nov 11,
1900 Aug 20, 1960
Ray,
Ruby C Smith Jan 1,
1917 Sep 6, 1974
Smith
- Father- Will E. Apr 1,
1948 Jan 15, 1989
Cook,
Foster L. Oct 27,
1920 Aug 22, 1960
Laymon
- Thomas K. Mar 30,
1910 Jul 12, 1987
Laymon
- Maybell H. Mar 10,
1917 Oct 5, 1992
Layman
- Grandson - Michael A. Oct 19, 1963 Mar 4, 1966
2
Unmarked
Shealy,
Pamela Joyce Aug 31,
1965 Only Date
Infant
Dau. of Jerry & Pamela Shealy
Reid,
Patricia Ann Shealy Sep 17,
1946 Dec 27, 1966
Shealy,
Sara Louise Apr 9, 1922 Jun 14, 1998
Hill
- Langford Sep
30, 1952 Only Date
Hill
- Martha L. Aug
30, 1898 Sep 8, 1973
Hill
- Lula Apr
11, 1922 Mar 11, 1996
McCarley,
Billy J. July 8,
1945 Sep 17, 1972
ALABAMA
PFC US ARMY VIETNAM PH
[Victim
of unsolved homicide in Calhoun Co AL]
McCarley,
Horace L. Aug 3,
1948 Aug 15, 1965
[Billy & Horace
McCarley, sons of William McCarley and Alma Trantham]
Owen,
Clarence James Jan 14,
1949 Aug 15, 1965
Son
of Mr. & Mrs. Claud Owen
Owen,
Claude Jun 5,
1906 Aug 22, 1986
[Claud
David Owen, s/o Shepard B. Owen & Millie/Mollie ?]
Owen,
Reba [Trantham] Aug 14, 1922-OD
[d/o
James Thomas Trantham & Georgia Jordan]
Jones
- Rev. W. E. Jr. Feb 25,
1926 Only Date
Jones
- Erlene Clay May 30,
1927 Mar 14, 1995
Gossage
- Pledger [18 Feb]
1933 [4 Nov] 1976
S SGT US AIRFORCE KOREA
2
Unmarked
Deason,
Stephanie Lynn Sep 25,
1970 Sep 25, 1970
3
Unmarked
Holt,
Martin H. [Henry] [22 Jun]
1919 [9 Jan]1979
PFC
US ARMY WW II
Taylor,
Charlie Dec 5,
1912 Jan 9, 1985
Taylor,
Hester Ann May 9,
1918 Mar 13, 1987
McCarley,
William Jackson
1910 1989
McCarley,
Alma Lee (nee: Trantham)
1909 2003
[d/o
James Thomas Trantham & Georgia Jordan]
Mitchell,
John W
1875 1964
Funeral
Home Marker - Dryden
Mitchell,
Pearlie Mae [nee: Holt] [24 Aug]1911
[26 Mar] 1979
Funeral
Home Marker – Dryden
[d/o
James Henry Holt & Mary Jane Measles]
1
Unmarked w/flowers
1
Unmarked w/flowers
Holt,
James W. "Buck"
Mar 15, 1899 Dec 8, 1969
Holt,
Jettie Mae Oct 10,
1901 Oct 29, 1980
[Dryden’s
Funeral Records DOB is 10 Oct 1888, d/o Jesse Moran & Nora Ballard]
Johnson
- Mother - Cora Lou Dec 14,
1897 Apr 2, 1963
Holt,
Janey Charlene
1987 1987
Funeral
Home Marker - Dryden
2
Unmarked
Stewart,
Maggie
1916 1991
Funeral
Home Marker Dryden
Glatham,
Martin
1946 1990
Cotton,
Marvin
1946 1987
Funeral
Home Marker - Dryden
Cotton,
Marvin S. Jul 30,
1974 Jul 31, 1974
Funeral
Home Marker - Estes
1
Unmarked w/flowers
Thompson
- Perno [Perno Perry] [11 Feb] 1891 [23 Feb]1979
Thompson
- Myrtle [Walton]
1894 1968
Thompson,
Glen [15 Dec]
1923 [27 Oct]1978
US
ARMY WW II
Ray,
Lillian
1901 1966
Funeral
Home Marker - ?
2
Unmarked
Moore,
Radus L [Lewis] Nov 19,
1939 Apr 17, 1978
Moore,
Joseph O Jun 28, 1944 Nov 2, 1963
Moore,
Myrtle Velma [nee: Parris] Feb 10,
1918 Jul 28, 1975
Moore,
Clarence M Oct 20, 1900 Mar 7, 1983
Taylor,
William A.
1900 1977
Funeral
Home Marker - Dryden
1
Unmarked
1
Unmarked
Rairden,
Samuel Lee Aug 12,
1950 Nov 8, 1988
PFC
US ARMY VIETNAM
Flournoy,
Rodney L. Jan 28, 1974 Jul 15, 1980
[s/o Joyce Molan & ?
Flournoy]
S.
L. M. [Sherman Leroy Molan]
[s/o John Wesley Molan &
Frances B. Bundrum]
Molan,
Pearl [McDaniel] Oct 22,
1922 Mar 13, 1969
[d/o Jeff McDaniel & Mary Jane Bryant]
Bryant,
Roy F. (Franklin) Sep 21,
1905 Jun 6, 1977
[s/o Richard Ellsberry
Bryant & Ida L. Boner]
Bryant,
Josephine May 8,
1942 Oct 8, 1985
Bryant,
James Monroe Jan 23,
1908 Sep 26, 1967
[s/o Richard Ellsberry
Bryant & Ida L. Boner]
Bryant,
Ruby Mae [nee: Waites] Oct 10,
1913 Dec 13, 1989
[d/o Walter Waites &
Alice A. ?]
Bryant,
Jasper J. "Jack" Nov
1, 1919 Mar 14, 1970
ALABAMA PVT US ARMY WW II
[s/o Lee Bryant & Cora
Beason]
Bryant,
Virginia E. Feb 28,
1923 Apr 18, 1992
1
Unmarked
END
OF CEMETERY SURVEY
UNMARKED GRAVES
Birth & Death Registry
located in Office of the Probate Judge, Heflin, Cleburne Co. Alabama
BONER,
Dorothy Mae, Female 2 yrs 8 mos. 17 days old DOD: 12 Mar
1937
Father:
Marvin Boner Mother: Etta Mae Headrick DC
# 987
BONER,
Jasper, Male Infant b/d 15 Apr 1936
Father:
Marvin Boner Mother: Etta Mae
Headrick DC # 903
BOSWELL,
Varie, Female 7 mos. old
DOD: 10 July 1932
Father:
Gus (Augustus) Mother: Mattie Trantham DC # 526
BRIMER,
Beatrice, Female 43 yrs old Born TX
DOD: 15 Mar 1937
Father:
Matt Nixon Mother: Unk DC # 980 reported by Lee Brimer
BROWN,
Allie Lou, Female 10 hrs old b/d 13 Feb 1938
Father: Edwin
F. Brown born AL Mother: Molly Wood born
AL DC # 1105
BROWN,
Dorothy, Female 9 mos. old DOD: 13
Mar 1937
Father:
E. F. Brown Mother: Mollie Wood
BROWN,
Elizabeth M., Female 88 yrs old DOD: 9 May 1936
Father: Will
Campbell born SC Mother: Sally? Campbell born SC DC# 917
reported by Mollie Brown
BROWN,
Loretta, Female 7 yrs 14 days old DOD: 14 Mar 1937
Father:
E. F. Brown Mother: Mollie Wood DC # 978
CAMPBELL,
Annie, Female DOD: 24 August
1928
Father: L.
M. Campbell Mother: Lena
Murray
COTTON,
Robert Lee, Male 70 years old DOD:
8 Nov 1931
Father:
Si [Cyrus] Cotton Mother: Mary Mitchell DC # 441
[Robert
Cotton married Mollie Davis born 1876]
Hammonds,
Unnamed Infant, Female 2 days old DOD: 28 Jan 1917
Father:
Ben Hammonds Mother: Tussie Hammonds
HOLT,
Nannie, Female 33 yrs. 8 mo. 22 days born TN
DOD: 28 May 1937
Father:
Sam Mitchell born TN Mother: Lizzie White born
AL
DC
# 1014
JORDAN,
Thomas E., Male 68 years old DOD: 15 May 1930
Father:
Newt Jordan Born SC DC# 348
KENNEDY,
Mary, Female 74 yrs old born GA DOD: 8 May 1932
Father:
M. J. Holding Mother: Mandy Goodson brn
GA DC # 522
[Mathew
J. HOLDING b: 1810 married Sarah Ann Amanda GOODSON b: 1834]
MEASLES,
Edna Jane, Female DOD: 30 Apr 1929
Father:
John Miller born SC Mother: Sarah Jane McQuensey born
GA
DC
# 172
MEASLES,
William H, Male DC # 768
Father:
Floyd Measles Mother:
MEASLES,
Wm. Eli, Male 2
days old DOD: 15 Aug 1925
Father:
James Eli Measles Born AL Mother: Mary Brown
TAYLOR,
Infant, 1 month 16 days old DOD: 23 July 1936
Father:
Henry Taylor Mother: Pearl
Bryant DC # 929
TAYLOR,
James Lewis, Male 7 months old DOD: 8 Jun
1936
Father:
Henry Taylor Mother: Pearl
Bryant DC # 824
SMITH,
Susie, Female, 36 yrs. 3 mos. 6 days" 12 Feb 1917
Father:
M. Clark Mother: Mary Clark
SPRAYBERRY,
Margaret, Female 2 mos old DOD: 26 May 1928
Father:
Wiley Sprayberry Mother: Sythy
Zaner DC # 19
STARR,
Unnamed Infant, Female, L. N. & F. A. Starr, DOD 9 Sep
1916
STORY/Storey,
Thomas T., Male 56 yrs old DOD 28 Apr 1937
Father:
David Story Mother: Polly Clark
NEWSPAPER
Issue of Thursday, MAY 6, 1937
DEATH
TOLL 3
IN SAW MILL BOILER EXPLOSION HERE
Heflin,
Ala., April 29
Rev. W.T. Price of near Belltown and Tol Story of near Heflin were killed instantly.
Funeral
services and burial for Mr. Story
were held at New Harmony Baptist church near here Friday. He is survived by
his widow, three children, two brothers, T.R. of Heflin and Bob of Blue
Mountain, sisters and other relatives.
WATSON,
Hirman Nelson, Male 83 yrs old DOD: 10 Apr
1928
Father: Unk Mother: Unk [Mother
was Frances Burden] DC #27
[Harman
Watson married Martha- who died in Cleburne County before 1930]
[He
was a Private in the 10th Confederate Cavalry Company B CSA]
WHITE,
Infant, Female 3hrs old
Father:
J. C. White Mother: A. M. Zaner
DC # 408
UNMARKED GRAVES
Dryden’s Funeral Records
KITCHENS,
Sallie E. born AL
14
Feb 1908 - 17 Jan 1978
Father:
Frank Kitchens
Mother:
Susie Allen
TOMPKINS,
Margie Lucille born AL
17
Feb 1907 - 18 Feb 1977
Father:
N. G. Hollingsworth
Mother:
Nana Rutledge
HOLLEY,
Pink Newton born AL
3
Oct 1891 - 23 May 1978
Father:
Newton Holley
Mother:
Catherine McDowell
Wife:
Beulah Morgan Holley???
MORGAN,
James Earl born AL
March
12 1950 - June 26- 1978
Residence:
Oxford
Father:
Frank Morgan
Mother:
Lucille Potts
CHEATWOOD,
Parlee B., DOD: 20 Jun 1962 DOB: 21 Dec 1914
1
Son Ivey Lee Brimer, 4 bros. Lefus Holt, Ft. Jackson, NC, Alexander Holt,
Burwick LA, Martin Holt, Heflin, Buck Holt, Heflin
4
Sisters, Pearlie Mae Mitchell, Maudine Balls or Bacts, Minnie Holt, Birmingham,
Mrs. Wayne Vaughn, White Plains.
COCHRAN,
Infant, Stillborn DOD: 23 May 1958
Father:
Garvis Cochran Mother: Syble Lumpkin
COTTON,
John Wayne, DOD: 7 Feb
1970 Stillborn DOB: 7 Feb
1970
Father:
Marvin Cotton Mother: Mary Helen Smith
Born
in Carrollton, GA
MITCHELL,
John William, DOD: 20 Sep 1964 DOB: 15 Apr 1875
PATTERSON,
Danny Ray, (Infant) DOD: 27 May 1966
Father:
Walter Patterson Mother: Betty ? Patterson
TOMPKINS,
James Clifton, DOD: 4 Aug 1968 DOB: 5 Mar 1903
Father:
James Franklin Tompkins, Mother: Mary Jane Thompson
VAUGHN,
Sara Bell, DOD: 13 Nov 1969 DOB: UNK
Father:
Earnest Vaughn Mother: Margaret
Holt
WATSON,
Myrtle Carolyn, DOD: 25 Jan 1964 DOB: 22
Mar 1942
Parents
Mr. & Mrs Arthur Harris Father: Arthur Harris Mother: Toy
Swafford
ROLLINS,
Hallie Lou
19
Mar 1911 - 6 Sep 1970
Father:
Richard Tom Beason
Mother:
Judy Pesnell
Husband:
John Rollins
2
sons James and Billy Rollins of Heflin
2
Sisters: Linda Baines and Dora Hicks of Anniston
CASON, Barney Simpson
Unmarked
DOB: Nov 25, 1898 born Paulding Co. GA
DOD: Nov 4, 1956
Father: Williard Cason
Mother: Opp Taylor
Wife: Tiny Cason, 3 sons - Williard Cason, Elmer
Cason, Lloyd Cason of Atlanta, GA, 1 daughter - Marlene Fordham
NOT BURIED AT NEW HARMONY, BUT STILL OF INTEREST
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday,
February 18, 1915 (not buried at New Harmony)
DEATH OF MRS. BEDWELL Mrs. J.P.
Bedwell, who was living with her daughter Mrs. A.A. Dean, at Stamford, Texas,
passed to her reward on the 30th of January last. The remains were taken to
Yarnaby, Oklahoma for burial, where her husband was buried several years ago.
Mrs. Bedwell was 75 years, 2 months and 27 days of age at the time of her
death. She was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church for 56 years, and was
a devoted christian lady. She leaves two sons, J.P. and R.L. Bedwell, and three
daughters, Mrs. M.B. Dempsey, Mrs. J.B. Crysal and Mrs. A.A. Dean, all of whom
were at the bedside of their mother during the last week of her life. Mrs.
Bedwell, together with her husband were among the pioneer settlers and were for
many years residents of Heflin, where she made many friends who will be grieved
to learn of her death, and all join in sympathy of the bereaved in the sad
hours of sorrow at the loss of their mother.
Publish Date: Cleburne
News May 17, 2001 (not buried
at New Harmony)
Raymond W. Glasgow Services for
Raymond W. Glasgow, 87, of Arlington, Va., were held March 1 at St. Ann's
Catholic Church. Burial with full military honors took place at Arlington
National Cemetery.
Mr. Glasgow died Feb. 11 on the
Caribbean Island of Barbados. He was born March 26, 1914, in Heflin, The son of
Americus Houston Glasgow and Jennie Stephens Glasgow. He attended the
University of Alabama and studied Business Adminstration and Law, receiving his
degree in 1941.
UNMARKED FROM OBIT’S
CLEBURNE NEW ERA - NEWSPAPER
Issue of July 23, 1891
Died- - at the home of its
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Crysel at Cullman,
Ala., on Sunday the 18th inst., their babe, about 18 months. Its remains were
brought to this place on Saturday and on Monday it was buried at Harmony
church near town. Mrs. Crysel is a daughter of Mr. J.P. Bedwell of this place.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday,
April 27, 1922
INGRAM, Mrs. , wife of
Geo. Ingram, died at the home of her husband Saturday and was laid to rest at
New Harmony on Sunday. The News extends sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, May
29, 1919 [different from above Mrs.
Ingram above]
INGRAM, Nanie , After an
illness of twelve years, Mrs. Nanie Ingram died at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Ida Jordan, on May 21st near Bell Mills. The funeral occurred at New Harmony,
funeral services being conducted by Rev. W.J. Campbell. The family is thankful
to those who were so kind to them in the midst of the sorrow and great loss
sustained.
THE CLEBURNE NEWS, Thursday, July 11, 1935
ALSTON, Henry C. , Funeral services for Mr. Henry C. Alston, age 87, who died at his home near Heflin, Friday night, were held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at New Harmony Church. Rev. Stovall of near Oxford officiating. Interment in the church cemetery with Owens directing.
Mr. Alston is survived by his widow and five children, Mrs. L. N. Starr, Heflin; Mrs. G. P. Starr, Talladega, Emerson, Addison, AL; Arthur Alston of Addison, AL; and Albert Alston of Eden, AL.
Pall bearers were Emerson Starr, Savage Gray, Roy Starr, Fred Gray, Ed Cash and Pat Gray.
Newspaper Issue of Thursday, April 20, 1937
MRS. EUGENIA ALSTON LAID TO REST APRIL 7
Funeral services for Mrs. Eugenia Alston, age 77, were held at her residence
April 7 with the Revs. W.D. Boling and Roy Niager officiating. Interment was
in New Harmony Cemetery with
Brown - Service in charge.
Mrs. Alston passed away at her
residence April 5, [1937] after
an illness of about
six weeks. Among the survivors are three sons, Charles Cash of Anniston;
Edward Cash of Anniston and James Cash of Denver, Colorado; two brothers,
E.B. Bond of Heflin and A.M. Bond of Birmingham. Pallbearers were Fred Gray,
Savage Gray, Emerson Starr, Jesse Harvell and Arthur Alston.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, JUNE 8, 1939
HILL FUNERAL HELD SUNDAY
Funeral services for G.F. Hill of Heflin, age 72, was conducted at the New
Harmony Church on Sunday, June 4 at 2 p.m. with the Rev. W.D. Boling and the
Rev. Roy Niager officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery directed
by Brown-Service of Heflin.
Survivors are the widow Mrs. Fannie Hill [2nd wife] of Heflin; one
son, Oco Hill of
Clinton, North Carolina and one daughter Mrs. J.L. Norton of Heflin.
Pallbearers were Fred McMurray, A.L. Black, Dr. O.F. Staples, C.A. Matthews,
Horace Houston and Arthur Vaughn.
G. F. Hill and Fate Hill are the same person:
IN MEMORY OF MR. FATE HILL
The announcement of the death of Mr. Lafayette Hill brought sadness to his
friends and neighbors. It was evident that his health had failed but all
were unprepared for such a sudden going. With his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Green Berry Hill, he came to Cleburne county when he was four years old. As
a young man he joined the Methodist church, living a helpful, christian
life. It was among his neighbors where he was well known and therefore
deeply appreciated, that one heard so much sorrow expressed. Being of a
reticent, shy nature, one had to have an intimate association with him to
know his real worth.
He was a helpful, accommodating person and when sorrow came to the home of
his friends and neighbors, he was always found there ready to give of
himself and all that he had. It was his delight to help prepare and invite
in the friends and visiting relatives to partake of the bounty of his home.
He performed many beautiful deeds to those in need and in sorrow and was
never happier when he was sharing life's burdens with others.
Mr. Hill's first wife was Mary Watson. Two children came from his marriage.
His last marriage was to Mrs. Fannie Howle, with whom he lived happily in
his last years and who survives him.
For more than twenty-five years, Mr. Hill was a Mason in good standing. One
of his greatest joys was in the cultivation of flowers and his success is
evident for the display of old fashioned flowers. The colors are many and
varied and such response and result he obtained is seldom seen. When passing
his home one wants to linger and enjoy the beautiful feast for the eyes that
his good man has prepared. He loved plant life with a deep devotion.
Thus through the years we saw him serving where most needed, walking humbly
with his God, kind and merciful not only to his friends, but to the erring
ones; discharging his duties as a devoted father and husband and a faithful
and loyal friend and a good citizen. While leaving a great vacancy in the
home and the lives of many persons, he has gone to the better, brighter
world. Surely as his spirit took its flight, he must have had, with untold
joy, heard the welcome of "well done, thy good and faithful servant; enter
thou unto the joys of thy Lord."
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday,
APRIL 4, 1940 [marked with stone only
says Mother]
DODSON
Mrs. Amanda Dodson, age 74, died
at her residence on Heflin, Route 2, on March 29. Funeral services were held at New Harmony Church by the Rev. E.C.
Johnson. Interment was in the church
cemetery, directed by Brown - Service of Heflin. Mrs. Dodson is survived by her husband, Alvin Dodson; two sons, Gordon and Ernest Dodson of Heflin
and a daughter Mrs. Mattie Harris of Heflin, Route 2.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday,
January 7, 1926 [ SHOULD BE Eugene D. CHASE]
LAST RITES FOR EUGENE D. CASE
Funeral services for Eugene D. Case, who died Monday morning in an Anniston
hospital, following an operation, were held Tuesday afternoon at New Harmony
Baptist church, two miles south of Heflin, and were in charge of Revs. J.W.
Grubs and W.J. Campbell. Caldwell Lodge of Masons conducted the burial services
assisted by other Masons from neighboring lodges. Beautiful floral wreaths were
given the the Masons and the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. The body which lay in
state at the county court house Monday night was watched over by Klansmen.
Active pallbearers were W.A. Myers, W.Z.T. Chapman, C.L. Chandler, O.F.
Staples, W.T. Prestridge and S.L. Haywood. Beautiful tributes were paid Mr.
Case by W.C. McMahan and Judge A.H. Glasgow, the first as an associate in the
practice of law and the latter from church and sunday school work. Mr. Case had
been a resident of Heflin for about five years, coming here from Fruithurst,
Before coming to Cleburne county, he was a resident of Miami, Florida, moving
to that city from some northern state for the benefit of his wife's health, she
being an invalid. Mrs. Case preceded her husband to the grave about twelve
months ago. Mr. Case was a county solicitor, which position he held for the
past several months and county treasurer of Cleburne county. He was also
secretary-treasurer of Cleburne county farm bureau and the executive board of
the Cleburne county Baptist Association, teacher of the Men's bible sunday
school class at New Harmony and a prominent Mason. Mr. Case is survived by one
brother, Rev. Carl D. Case, pastor of the First Baptist church in Chicago, now
spending the winter in Jacksonville, Florida. Eugene D. Case was in his 53rd
year. All mourn his passing away. Peace to his memory.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday,
January 11, 1923
A grandson of "Uncle Mike
Casey was buried at New Harmony on Monday, his death resulting from pneumonia.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, July
2, 1914 [NOT THE SAME R. D. NICHOLS AS THE SON OF GIP AND LEVIE
BONER NICHOLS]
.IN MEMORY OF MRS. R.D. NICHOLS
Mr. Nichols' first wife died Feb. 6, 1913. On August 30, 1913 he was married to
Mrs. Roberts. On June 23, 1914, god in his wisdom called her gentle spirit from
earth to live with him. We bow with humble submission to him who doeth all
things well. In the death of Mrs. Nichols her husband has lost a devoted wife,
her two sons a loving mother, the Farmer's Union, a faithful member. She was
buried at the New Harmony cemetery with the honors of the Union of which she
was a loyal member. She bore her afflictions with patience, never murmured or
complained. She was faithful in every relation of life. She has fulfilled her
mission and her reward is with her. We will say to those who were dearest to
her to weep not for our loss is her gain.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, September 2, 1926
[Son of Samuel Gip Nichols & Levie Boner]
R.D. NICHOLS GONE TO REST On August 24th at 3:30 p.m. the gates swung open and the loving voice said "come unto me and be at rest"., and R.D. Nichols, a boy of 16 years, departed this life. He suffered in patience for five months for he knew that there was a place free from pain and care when the lord called him to rest. It seems that was what done him the most most good. Every step of his life was bright and he wore a smile on his face which showed the love of god in his heart. Everybody loved R.D. that knew him, but the lord knows best and all that we can say to the bereaved relatives is to be prepared to meet R.D. over in the sweet land of rest where he is now waiting and where there is no more pain or death. He was laid to rest in New Harmony Cemetery on August 27th, Rev. J.W. Campbell conducting the funeral services. The pall bearers were Robert Ayers, Guy Jones, Lee Bryant, John Garish and Mr. Harris. Besides numberous relatives many friends regret that they had to say goodbye to R.D. for a little while. A Friend.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, April 19, 1928
HIRAM WATSON CALLED HOME Funeral services for Hiram Watson, age 84, Confederate veteran, who died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Norton, were held Wednesday of last week at New Harmony, Revs. J.W. Grubbs and W.J. Campbell officiating. Burial was made in the church cemetery. Mr. Watson had lived in Texas for 14 years, moving back here about 10 months ago. Surviving are the widow and one daughter Mrs. Jim Vaughan of Paris, Texas. Mrs. Henry Watson is a daughter-in-law and Mrs. Jake Norton is a granddaughter.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, SEPTEMBER 25, 1941
HEFLIN BICYCLIST DIES OF INJURIES
Funeral services for Henry Clay Stephens, age 24, of Heflin, who was fatally injured Saturday night when he was struck by an automobile while riding a bicycle along the highway near Heflin, were conducted this afternoon at New Harmony church by the Rev. H.R. Carter. Burial was in the church cemetery with Jones in charge.
Mr. Stephens was injured about 9 o'clock and death came about midnight. He did not regain consciousness. He suffered head injuries. Surviving are the father, Frank Stephens, two brothers, Bob and Jack, all of Heflin and four sisters, Mrs. Ida Jennings of Anniston, Mrs. H.E. Mitchell, Mrs. I.M. Kitchens and Mrs. Pearl Hinton, all of Heflin.
FAMILY “says” buried at NEW HARMONY, unmarked:
Taylor -Infant children of Pearl Bryant Taylor and Henry Taylor (from Family Bible of Pearl Bryant Taylor, information provided by Billie Gayle Taylor Gardner)
Robert Ray Taylor
Sara Taylor
Louise Taylor
Benny Lee Taylor
Cecil George Taylor
James Lewis Taylor
Chapman - Possibly buried at New Harmony: Texana Wilson Chapman, wife of James Sylvester Chapman who is buried at Munford Baptist Church
Chapman - Elizabeth Rennie Chapman Bonner, dau. of James Sylvester Chapman and Texana Wilson Chapman, 1st wife of John J. Bonner
Pruitt, Ariana Moreland (d/o Roland Moreland/Molan & Rachel Spradling/Spradlin)
Pruitt, Maybelle (d/o Louis Napoleon Pruitt & Ariana Moreland)
Pruitt, Louis Napoleon (s/o William Decatur Pruitt & Mary Ann Couch)
Pruitt, Catherine Bruner, wife of Jonathon G. Pruitt
Pruitt, Jonathon G. (s/o Ransom Pruitt, Jr. & Margaret McCurry)
Bonner, Dixie b. Aug. 1891 d. Aft. 1910 (dau. of William B. Bonner & Julia Ann Townsend)
Bonner, Julia Ann b. 1879 d. 1879 (dau. of James Patrick Bonner & Amanda Townsend)
Bussey, Minnie (dau. of James Washington Bussey & Nancy Ann Bonner)
Hunter, John Raymond b. Aug 1913 (1st h/o Annie Lee Bonner)
Chapman, Infant Twins b. 13 Mar 1907 1 male, not named, 1 female named Lilly Mae, (children of Charles Alonzo Chapman and Rosetta Bonner, most of the family of Charles Alonzo and Rosetta Bonner Chapman are buried at Pleasant Ridge Cmty. in Chocolocco, Calhoun, Alabama)
Bonner, William b. 1911 d. 1911 (son of John Jackson Bonner & Rennie Chapman)
Bonner, Audrey b. 22 Jun 1918 d .Sep 1918 (dau. of John Jackson Bonner & Rennie Chapman)
Bonner, Infant, b. 1927 d. 1927 (child of John Jackson Bonner & Missouri Pruitt)
Bonner, John Thomas b. 29 Oct 1944 d. 29 Oct 1944 (son of John Jackson Bonner & Nora Mae Trantham)
Nichols, R. D. b. abt 1910 d. 1926 (son of Samuel Gip Nichols & Levie Bonner)
Nichols, Lewis b. 1914 d. 1919 (son of Samuel Gip Nichols & Levie Bonner)
Hamm, Dorothy Lee b. 21 Oct 1934 d. 6 Mar 1935 (dau. of Houston Leo Hamm & Evie Mae Howell)
Rogers, James (2nd husband of Annie Lee Bonner)
Fabrizio, Infant b. 24 May 1946 d. 24 May 1946 (child of John D. Fabrizio & Catherine Lucille “Katie” Bonner. John and Katie Bonner Fabrizio are buried in the Calverton National Cemetery, near or in Long Island, New York)
Bonner, Cumilla Casey b. abt. 1907 d. 13 Mar 1925 (d/o Harvey N. Casey and Geneva Hicks, 1st wife of Marvin Bonner)
marked/stone unreadable:
Doc P Brothers b. abt 1882 estimated from 1930 census – died 26 Mar 1956
DC # 4522 Cleburne Co. AL from Ala. Deaths 1908-1959
Marked Grave Obituaries
THE
ANNISTON STAR
Dora
Monteen Nichols
April
26, 2007
Services
for Dora M. Nichols, 86, of Heflin, were held April 23 at Dryden Funeral Home
Chapel with Dr. Roland Brown and Dr. Steve Dempsey officiating. Burial followed
in New Harmony Cemetery in Heflin with Dryden Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements. Mrs. Nichols died April 21, at her residence. She was born July
15, 1920. Mrs. Nichols was a resident of Heflin for most of her life. She was a
retired seamstress and was preceded in death by her husband, James Erastus
Nichols.
The
Anniston Star June 1998
SHEALY,
Heflin Al Services for Sara Louise Shealy, 76, will
be today at 2 p.m. at East Heflin Baptist Church with Revs. Bill Murray and
George McKenzie officiating. Burial will be in New Harmony Cemetery. Dryden
funeral Home is in charge. Mrs. Shealy died Sunday at Regional Medical Center.
Survivors include two sons,
Jerry Shealy of Heflin and Clark Shealy of Heflin; three sisters, Jeanette
Owen, Bobbie Turner and Joyce Gallahar, all of Oxford; a grandson, Jeff Shealy
and two grandchildren, Jeremi
Shealy and Jarred Shealy.
Mrs. Shealy was a lifelong
resident of Cleburne County. She was
retired from the Department of Resources and was a member of East Heflin
Baptist Church.
Newspaper Issue Thursday
January 30, 1941
MRS. MARY JORDAN
Funeral services were conducted Sunday morning from the New Harmony church near Heflin for Mrs. Mary Jordan, age 81, wife of the late John Jordan, who died Friday at her home near Heflin, after a short illness. The Rev. W.M. Barr officiated. Interment was in the New Harmony cemetery with Brown - Service directing.
Mrs. Jordan is survived by six sons; J.A., T.L., C.E., G.C., D.E. and J.E. Jordan and two daughters; Mrs. W.E. Smith and Mrs. W.W. Williamson. Pallbearers were her grandsons.
The
Cleburne News Thursday, FEBRUARY 6, 1941
L.H.
CAMPBELL
Lawrence
H. Campbell, age 81, died Jan. 19 at the residence of his daughter Mrs. Maggie
Murray in Heflin, Route 3. Funeral
services were held Jan. 21 at 3 p.m. from New Harmony with the Rev. H.R. Carter
officiating. Interment was in the
church cemetery with Brown - Service in charge. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Maggie Murray of Heflin; Mrs. Essie Tuton of Vardeman, Miss., three sons,
Martin Campbell of Delta; Henry
of Houlka, Miss., and Doc of Oxford, Route 4.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, APRIL 17, 1930
WAR VETERAN BURIED SUNDAY AT NEW HARMONY
Funeral services for Albert Frank Norton, 41, World War Veteran, who died April 11th in the Government Hospital in Alexandria, Louisiana, were conducted at 3 p.m. Sunday from New Harmony Baptist church near here, the Rev. Hobart Murphree of Birmingham officiating. Cleburne Post No. 19, American Legion, was in charge of burial services which were held at the church cemetery, a firing squad in charge of Corporal Campbell, Co. K. Twenty-Second Infantry, Fort McClelland, assisting.
Mr. Norton had been in ill health for the last several years and had received treatment in three veterans hospitals in Tennessee, Florida and Louisiana. He was born and reared in Bremen, Ga., but had been a citizen of Heflin since 1912. Surviving are his widow Mrs. Lillie Bell Norton of Heflin; his father J. Hogan Norton of Atlanta; two brothers, Harry Norton of Memphis, Tenn.; T.P. Norton of Rome, Ga.; two sisters, Mrs. Slaughter and Miss Mattie Norton of Atlanta.
Pallbearers were Cleburne Legionnaires, E.P. Dodson, C.M. Elliott, J.H. Morris, J.L. Lovejoy, J.A. Morgan and Frank Lambert.
CARD OF APPRECIATION
We wish to thank our many
friends for their expressions of sympathy and
especially do we thank the
American Legion of Cleburne county for the beautiful floral offering, at the
death of our beloved husband, son and brother, Alfred Frank Norton.
Mrs. Lille Belle Norton
J.O. Norton
Miss Mattie Norton
T.P. Norton
J.H. Norton
Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Groover
R.T. Chambers
Harselle, Ala., 4-21-1930.
THE CLEBURNE NEWS NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, MAY 27, 1937
ASHLEY RITES AT NEW HARMONY
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ella Ashley, age 70, who died at the home of her sister Mrs. Alston in Heflin on Sunday afternoon about 3 o'clock, were held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the First Baptist church, Rev. Paul Meigs, pastor, officiating. Burial was in New Harmony cemetery, Owens of Heflin directing. Surviving Mrs. Ashley are three brothers, E.B. Bond of Heflin, A.M. and W.J. Bond of Birmingham and one sister Mrs. H.C. Alston of Heflin.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, JANUARY 6, 1938
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. MACK KITCHENS HELD AT NEW HARMONY
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Gertrude Kitchens, age 33, who died of a bullet wound at her home near Heflin on Monday morning about 9:30, were held Tuesday afternoon at New Harmony Baptist church at 2 o'clock, Rev. G.W. Grubbs conducting the services. Interment was in the church cemetery, Owens of Heflin in charge. Surviving are the husband, Mack Kitchens, two sons, her father and mother Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephens of Heflin and several brothers and sisters, all of Heflin.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, April 8, 1920
IN MEMORY OF MRS. N.J. JOHNSON
In memory of Mrs. N.J. Johnson who departed this life February 21, 1920 after
a months' illness. Her death was one of falling asleep. She was born May 26,
1849, being 70 years, 10 months old and leaves 7 children to mourn her death.
There are four sons and three girls. She was laid to rest in the cemetery at
New Harmony beside her husband. The funeral services were conducted by Rev.
W.J. Campbell. She was a member of the Congregational Methodist church for
about 55 years and lived a consecrated life and true christian until her
death. She is gone but not forgotten by her relatives and many friends. She
is one for whom many mourn but who also rejoice that her spirit rests with god
for its keeper. A Friend.
THE CLEBURNE NEWS
L.B. Evans 03-01-2007
Services for L.B. Evans, 95, of Heflin were held Feb. 18 at New Harmony Baptist Church with Rev. Junior Jones officiating. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery. Miller Funeral Home was in charge of the services.
Mr. Evans died Feb. 15 at Long Term Care Hospital. He was a native and lifelong resident of Cleburne County. He retired from Blue Springs Cotton Mill and was a member of New Harmony Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his daughter Sherry L. White, brother W.F. Evans and by his sisters Jessie Holmes, Bessie Hammond, Essie McCraven and Mae Joyner.
Survivors include two daughters, Naomi East and her husband Carrall, Mary Moore and her husband Tommy; his son, L.B. Evans Jr., and his wife Lisa; four sisters, Ruth Hammond, Inda Renfro, Grace Gaskill and Pearl Kent; grandchildren, Carrall East Jr., Cynthia Stephens, Danny White, Derrick White, Patrick Moore, Andrew Bittle and Tyler Bittle; and several great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Danny White, Derrick White, Phillip Roberts, Hollis Roberts, Carrall East Jr., and Eugene Stephens.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, JUNE 1, 1939
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR J.M. HARRIS
Funeral services for Jessie M. Harris, age 76 of Heflin Route 3, were
conducted at the New Harmony church at 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 24, with the
Revs. H.R. Carter, E.A. Riddle and the Rev. Zaner officiating. Interment was
in the church cemetery, directed by Brown-Service of Heflin.
Mr. Harris passed away at his residence in the early hours, May 23. Mr.
Harris had spent his entire life in this county, having lived in the same
house for 65 years. Besides the widow, Mr. Harris is survived by one son,
Doyle Harris of Heflin; two daughters, Mrs. W.H. Grubbs of Heflin and Mrs.
M.W. Wright of Anson, Texas and one sister, Mrs. Sara Jane Edwards of
Heflin.
Newspaper Issue of Saturday, May 6, 1905
DIED - - Bill Bonner died at his home two and a half miles south of Heflin Tuesday night and as buried at New Harmony on Wednesday.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, January 7, 1926
John Calvin Hayes, 11 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Hayes, died at the home of his parents Wednesday afternoon and was laid to rest in the New Harmony cemetery on Thursday. The Cleburne News extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Saturday, January 7, 1899
Mrs. Mary Hill, wife of G.F. Hill and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.N. Watson, died at the home of her parents last Wednesday morning after a lingering illness of dropsy and was buried at New Harmony on Wednesday afternoon. Her husband and two children survive to mourn her death. She was 24 years old. The family of the deceased have the sympathy of a host of friends in their sadness.
NEWSPAPER Issue of April 2, 1925
DEATH CLAIMS A HEFLIN GIRL One of the saddest deaths that has occurred in Heflin in many years was that of Miss Lois Harlan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Harlan, who passed away at the home of her parents Monday morning about 5 o'clock after an illness of about four weeks. The funeral and interment were held at New Harmony on Tuesday afternoon, being conducted by Rev. H.P. Amos, pastor of the Heflin Baptist church of which Miss Lois was a member, assisted by Rev. Henry Rogers, state organizer of the Baptist Young People's Union and Rev. J.W. Grubbs, pastor of the New Harmony Baptist church. Pall bearers were Ivan Chandler, John Owens, Rolf Levens, Walter Merrill Jr., Lucian Lyles, Tucker Jones, Henry Chappel and Howard Houston, members of Miss Lois's class at the Cleburne high school. Miss Lois was nearing her 18th birthday. Three years ago she joined the Baptist church in Heflin and from the very first she put her whole soul into B.Y.P.U. and Sunday school work and the great good she accomplished stands as a monument to her untiring efforts. The eulogies paid to her church work by the three ministers were eloquent and must have been consoling to the loved ones, revealing the fact that the precious child, although not permitted to remain long on earth, had not lived in vain. Lois must have realized that the end was approaching and had given directions as regarded her burial, selecting "He will not forget me" as one of the songs to be sung on that occasion. The grave was banked high with beautiful flowers furnished by the members of the senior and junior B.Y.P.U. and high school associate as slight token of their love and esteem for their departed friend. To the bereaved parents and relatives the Cleburne News extends sincere sympathy.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, July 21, 1927
DEATH COMES TO RALPH ROSS A death that occasioned much sadness in Heflin and vicinity was that of Ralph Ross which occurred Sunday might at his home about two miles south of town, following a brief illness of typhoid fever. Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon at New Harmony, the Revs. J.W. Grubbs and W.M. Barr officiating. Burial was made in the church cemetery. Ralph was about 25 years old. He is survived by one brother, Lewis Ross, two sisters, Mrs. H.V. Jones of Heflin, and Mrs. W.L. Evans of Durant, Oklahoma. One of the largest crowds ever seen at New Harmony assembled there Tuesday afternoon to pay their respects to Ralph. Flowers were in abundance from his relatives and friends. Pallbearers were Pete and Euell Howle, Dock and Charlie Jones, Jesse Norton and Marvin Lumpkin.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, June 20, 1929
PIONEER CITIZEN DIED TUESDAY The Rev. William J. Campbell, age 79, pioneer Baptist preacher, died at his home here at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning after an illness of several months. He suffered a stroke of paralysis last year and had been almost helpless since that time, and a second stroke last Friday hastened the aged man's death. Mr. Campbell was a Missionary Baptist minister and had been preaching in Cleburne county for more than 50 years. He was a Mason and Grotto and as a last request, Heflin and Chulafinnee Masons had charge of the services at the grave, the funeral being held at New Harmony church, with the interment in the cemetery there. Surviving are his two sons Martin and John F., and his wife. The Cleburne News deeply sympathizes with the bereaved family.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, June 20, 1929
DEATH COMES TO MRS. HAYES After more than seven months of intense suffering, Mrs. H.M. Hayes passed away at the family home, five miles east of Heflin early Tuesday morning. Mrs. Hayes, who was in her 60th year, is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Mollie Holdbrooks and Mrs. Emma Norton; six sons, Walter, Cicero, Oliver, Walter, Bud and Lenox Hayes; four brothers and six sisters besides many other relatives. The death of Mrs. Hayes removes from the community a christian woman and a good neighbor, affectionate mother and devoted wife, whose passing is mourned by a large circle of acquaintances over the county. The funeral and burial services were conducted by Rev. L.S. Wessinger and Rev. DeWitt Stovall on Tuesday afternoon, with interment in the New Harmony Cemetery. To the bereaved family, the Cleburne News extends sincere sympathy in their hour of sorrow.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Saturday, December 19, 1908
Mrs. Ben Chase, who after an illness of several months, died at her home on the 9th and was buried at New Harmony on the 10th. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. C.C. O'Neal. The New Era joins the many friends of Mr. Chase and the children in the loss of the wife and mother. We would say to them look unto him who has promised to be with us when trials and troubles come.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, March 13, 1924 [THE NAME IS CHASE]
DEATH OF A BELOVED WOMAN; MRS. MARY E. CASE Mrs. Mary E. Case, wife if Eugene D. Case, passed away Tuesday evening at 5:30 o'clock at their rooms in Mrs. Mamie Lake's residence after a long and lingering illness. A brief funeral service was conducted Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Lake's by Revs. J.C. Francis and Hobart Murphree and also at the grave. She was laid to rest in the beautiful cemetery at New Harmony church. During the funeral service Bro. Murphree read the following outline of her life: Mary E. Middleton was born September 3, 1843 in Madison County, Indiana. Her father moved his family to Olmstead County, Minnesota when she was a little girl. In 1861 she was married to David C. Bentley there. Mr. Bentley died in 1879. Two children by her first husband survive her: Lula Bentley Norcross of St. Paul, Minn., and Willis B. Bentley of Seattle, Wash. After Mr. Bentley's death, in order to support herself and children she moved to Owatonna, Minn. and kept boarders. While Mr. Case was attending Pillsbury Academy there, he went to board with her and has been a member of her household ever since. They married in 1907. They moved to Miami, Fla. in 1912 and from there to Fruithurst, Ala. in April 1920. Mrs. Case was a member of the Baptist church from girlhood except a few years while they were living at Stanton, N.D., they were members of the Methodist Episcopal church there. Her last Baptist membership was in the First Baptist church at Calgary, Alberta, Canada. She has always been a christian, full of good works, kind and sympathetic and loved by all who knew her. Her patience and cheerfulness and fortitude have been an inspiration to her husband in their declining years.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, March 15, 1928
LAST RITES FOR J. BENJAMIN COOK LAST MONDAY The funeral services for J. Ben Cook, 34, who died Sunday morning at his home near Nelms bridge, were held at New Harmony on Monday, the Rev. J.W. Grubbs officiating. Interment was made in the church cemetery. Impressive ceremonies were conducted by the Beasons Mill Odd Fellows. Mr. Cook was sick only a short time, stricken March 2nd while attending the district Odd Fellows Convention in Anniston. He returned to his home before the session adjourned on account of being sick. His condition grew rapidly worse, pneumonia having developed, and he passed from this life early Sunday morning. Mr. Cook was a member of New Harmony Baptist church moving his membershop from Cedar Creek Church. Pallbearers were Virgil Vise, Henry Thompson, E.W. Beason, Tom Lawler, W.B. Dennis and Roy Howle. Surviving are his widow, five children, his mother, two brothers, Rollin Cook of Manchester, Georgia and Orlin Cook of Phoenix City, Alabama. The Cleburne News extends sympathy to the bereaved ones.
NEWSPAPER issue of Saturday, July 29, 1905
NEWT ROSS IS DEAD Newt Ross is dead. We ask for no mantle of charity to be thrown over the events of his life or the cause of his death for all knew Newt to be manly, handsome, generous and brave. But we would remind a few of their influences will advised and of moral forces that failed to restrain. Last Saturday morning the wires flashed the sad news to his sister, Mrs. J.R. Moore, that New had died at 10 o'clock Friday night at the sanitarium of Hot Springs, Arkansas whither he had gone to seek repairs for a once vigorous constitution now shattered and undermined by the ravages of fell disease. Newt was just 28 years old. His friends were many. It is not just to sayt hat he himself was his own worst enemy for he had many enemies in the guise of friends who hung like parasites upon his generous nature, and did no little toward hastening his untimely death by augmenting the temptations that cut short the life born for the high destiny of usefulness and service. Newt was kind of heart and personally brave. He stood ever ready to defend the weak and in many instances gave evidences of that generous spirit that characterizes the true gentleman of the old southern type. His family have our deepest sympathy in their sad bereavement. He was laid to rest by the side of his parents in New Harmony cemetery. Rev. John A. Scott conducted the burial services. We weep over the untimely death of this bright and handsome man and shudder that those powers capable of a long and happy career were cut short in early youth
Newspaper Issue of Saturday, January 5, 1907
The New Era regrets to chronicle the death of John Ross which sad event occurred at his home two miles south of Heflin on the last day of last year. He was a man about 30 years of age and leaves a wife and four children to mourn his death, to whom is extended the sympathy of their many friends. His remains were laid to rest Tuesday, the first day of this year at New Harmony in the family burying ground.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, July 3, 1913
Mrs. Will Lumpkin was buried at New Harmony of Friday.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, September 20, 1928
Funeral services for Mr. G.W. Sprayberry, 63 years old, were held at New Harmony last Thursday with Rev. J.W. Grubbs in charge. Mr. Sprayberry was a good citizen, kind husband, affectionate father and splendid neighbor and his death has cast a gloom over the entire community. Surviving are five sons and two daughter; two brothers, W.T. Sprayberry of Carthage, Miss., and James Sprayberry of Ft. Payne, Ala. The Cleburne News extends sympathy to the family in their sad loss.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, December 14, 1922
B.D. CHASE IS DEAD The funeral and burial of Ben. D. Chase occurred Tuesday at New Harmony, Rev. J.W. Grubbs and others making appropriate and touching talks, by P.H. Dennis, Noble Grand of Oddfellows of which Mr. Chase was a member, J.D. Hudson, brother Oddfellow, W.C. McMahan, A.H. Glasgow, his neighbor, A.L. Tolleson and Rev. W.J. Campbell, all of whom spoke of his life, saying they never saw him mad, never heard him say any words of harm of his neighbors, was faithful to his church and a good neighbor to the end. Mr. Chase died Monday after a short illness of pneumonia. He was well known and liked by the people of Heflin and surrounding territory. He was a route carrier from Heflin for about 17 years and at the time of his death was carrier of Heflin 3. His wife preceeded him to the grave two years ago. He is survived by three small girls who will make their home with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Evans of Cullman
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, October 12, 1911
MRS. W.R. HIGHTOWER LAID TO REST A sad Monday it was when Mrs. W.R. Hightower was laid to rest in Harmony burial ground. Mrs. Hightower was the daughter of Mr. J.T. Glasgow and sister of our Probate Judge A.H. Glasgow. She leaves a sorrowing husband and two small boys. Mrs. Hightower was a devoted christian character, known to us all. Her funeral rites were conducted by G.B. Bowman and after the song and prayer by Bro. J.W. Grubbs which was very touching. Bro. Boman speke at some length from a pssage in Isaiah 3-10. The floral offering by Mesdames Shackleford, Mamie Lake, Milligan, and Miss Bessie Moore was a sweet tribute of respect. A large concourse of relatives and friends attended the funeral
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, October 19, 1911
IN MEMORY OF MRS. ETTA HIGHTOWER Seldom if ever is an entire community so stricken with grief as on Sunday, October 8th at noon, when the disembodied spirit of Mrs. Etta Hightower loosed from its early moorings, went home to be with god. Sister Hightower was the daughter of Bro. and Sister J.T. Glasgow. She was born Dec. 14, 1873 and died Oct. 8th, 1911, aged 37 years, 9 months and 24 days. She joined the Missionary Baptist church at Pleasant Hill in the year 1889, but after removal to Jacksonville she transferred her membership to the church at that place in the fellowship of which church she lived a consistent christian life until the time of her death. She was a woman of splendid christian character, always exemplifying in her life the vintures of the christian religion. She was happily married to Prof. W.R. Hightower on July 9th, 1905. Two bright little boys blessed this union, Robert Lee, age 5, and Cecil Calvert, aged one year, 8 months. She was a kind, loving, dutiful daughter, always showing great love and consideration for her parents; a devoted wife and a wise loving mother and a faithful friend. She had a strong premonition of her approaching death and several days before that sad event she gave directions for her funeral, even specifying the place of burial, the one to preach her funeral. She also arranged for the care of her two little boys, saying she wanted them brought up under christian influence. She said "Pa, don't grieve for me, for I am going to heaven." Thus ended a beautiful christian life so far as this world is concerned, but while this mortal life ended so sadly, her heavenly life and her endless happiness has just begun. In reality "she is not dead but sleepeth" in the true sense. "There is no death what seems to in transition, this life of mortal breath is but the transport of the life elysian, whose portals we call death." Her funeral took place on Monday October 9th, 1911 at New Harmony Church, which was the place selected by her to be buried. The funeral was conducted by Rev. J.W. Grubbs. The large concourse of people present was proof of the affection and esteem in which the people held her. The music was in charge of Prof. Willie Morris assisted by Bro. Grubbs, Miss Morris and the Misses Howle, which was also by her request. Her body sleeps in the grave; her soul lives in heaven beyond the reach of the sorrows and sufferings of this transitory life. She is "watching and waiting" for the loved ones left behind and will be there ready to meet them at the beautiful gate when they too, shall be called home to glory. Loved ones, remember her parting admonition and be ready to meet her in heaven. G.B. Boman
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, May 8, 1913
MRS. GLASGOW PASSES AWAY Mrs. J.T. Glasgow died at her home five miles south of Heflin last Friday afternoon and was buried at New Harmony on Sunday. Rev. G.B. Boman conducted the funeral services. Quite a number from Heflin attended the funeral.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, May 29, 1913
IN MEMORIAM OF ELIZA ANN GLASGOW The subject of this sketch, Sister Eliza Ann Glasgow, was born March 9, 1846 and died May 2nd, 1913, age 67 years, 1 months and 5 days. Before her marriage she was Miss Eliza Ann Wallace. She was happily married to Mr. James T. Glasgow on ugust 8, 1869. When just a girl, she joined the Methodist Church, remaining a faithful member until twenty years ago when she united with the Missionary Baptist Church at Pleasant Hill. After a few years she transferred her membership to Cedar Creek church where she remained a consistent member until the time of her death. She was the mother of seven children, two sons and five daughters all of whom mourn her loss as a mother except one, who preceded her to the glory land nearly ten years ago. These children do not mourn as those who have no hope, for they all expect by the grace of god to meet her in the better world. Sister Glasgow was a good woman, good in all the relationships of life. A devout christian, a faithful wife, a devoted mother, a kind friend and one of the best of neighbors. It is such a life as this that counts to god and religion. Her influence will never cease to exist. No one can measure the effects of such a life as hers. Man can make many useful calculations, he can measure the distance to the planets and tell of the orbit of the glittering starts but no one can estimate of the good accomplished by such a life as sister Glasgow lived. Eternity alone reveal the effects of such a life. She now rests from her labors. She lives not here but in memory and influence and she lieves in heaven with her savior. Loved ones you know where to find her. By the grace of god you may meet her again where jesus is. There no death shall enter, no more parting at the river. Farewell sister, till we meet you at the river. G.B. Boman, pastor.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, March 30, 1916
IN MEMORY OF MISS SARAH M. EVANS Miss Sarah M. Evans passed away March the 9th. She was born in Troup County, Georgia May the 10th, 1840. Reared in Gwinnett County, Georgia. She spent her youngest days teaching school. She joined the Methodist church in early life and lived a consistent member until her death. She leaves three sisters and one brother: Mrs. M.L. Brown of Iron City, Ala.; Mrs. M.E. Black of Anniston, Ala.; Mrs. C.T. Chambers and Mr. J.M. Evans of Cleburne County, Alabama. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.A. Mays of Heflin. The interment was at New Harmony church. " Asleep in jesus from thee thy kindred and their graves may be, But thine is still a blessed sleep, from which none ever wake to weep." Mrs. Mamie E. Woodward
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, April 8, 1920
IN MEMORY OF MRS. N.J. JOHNSON In memory of Mrs. N.J. Johnson who departed this life February 21, 1920 after a months' illness. Her death was one of falling asleep. She was born May 26, 1849, being 70 years, 10 months old and leaves 7 children to mourn her death. There are four sons and three girls. She was laid to rest in the cemetery at New Harmony beside her husband. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.J. Campbell. She was a member of the Congregational Methodist church for about 55 years and lived a consecrated life and true christian until her death. She is gone but not forgotten by her relatives and many friends. She is one for whom many mourn but who also rejoice that her spirit rests with god for its keeper. A Friend.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, July 16, 1925
J. B. HARLAN DIED SUNDAY J.B. Harlan, tax collector of Cleburne county, died at his home in Heflin on Sunday night at 10:30 o'clock of typhoid fever. Funeral services were held at New Harmony Baptist church, two miles south of Heflin Monday argernoon at 2:30 o'clock, being conducted by Rev. H.P. Amos and Rev. J.W. Grubbs, a life long friend of the deceased. A vast concourse of sorrowing friends and relatives attended the funeral. As a citizen Mr. Harlan as loyal and true; as an official he was considerate, kind and efficient, ready and willing at all times to render any service possible. He was prompt in all matters relating to the office and was very highly regarded by the officials at the State Capitol for the very satisfactory manner in which he conducted the affairs of his office, his whole heart was in his work and efficiency crowned his labor. Mr. Harlan was a member of the Missionary Baptist church and a member of the Woodman of the World. Men of Joe Harlan's type are always missed and we sorrow at his going away and in his death the town and county have lost a valued citizen whose place will be hard to fill. Mr. Harlan was 44 years of age and leaves a widow and four children: three small boys and one girl. Two sisters and three brother survive and are: Mrs. W.T. Howle, Heflin; Mrs. Henry Howle of Venus, Texas; James Harlan of Dalton GA; Sam Harlan of Anniston, and Ike Harlan of Cleburne. Active pall bearers were: W.F. Groover, Lee Haywood, M.A. Vickers, O.F. Staples, J. Fred Gurley, and J.M. Crumpton.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Saturday, November 21, 1908
Mrs. Elvira Morhon, [SHOULD BE MAHAN] formerly of this place, who has been in the Insane Asylum at Tuscaloosa for some time died there Monday and was brought to Heflin and interred Wednesday at New Harmony church yard, two miles south of town. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Pritchett. A large concourse of sympathizing friends were present at the funeral. Mrs. Morhon lived in Heflin many years and her life was characterized by many loving deeds of kindness and a typical christian character. The floral offering surpassed in profusion and beauty anything seen in years. A floral wreath composed of a beautiful assortment of cut flowers was placed upon the casket by friends in this town.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, June 18, 1914
The eighteen months old child of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harlan of Beason Mill, died Saturday morning about 8 o'clock from the effects of morphine taken twelve hours previous. The grandmother left a box of morphine tablets where the child accidentally found them. The grandparent stepped out of the room a moment wo where the parents were doing some chores and on her return she found the child with the box of tablets scattered on the floor. No one having seen the child procure the box knew whether or not it had swallowed any of the poison but within ten or fifteen minutes the effects of the drug could be ascertained. A physician was hurriedly called but to no avail. The body was interred at New Harmony church cemetery Saturday morning. Rev. G.B. Boman preached the funeral
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, September 4, 1915
OLD CITIZEN PASSES AWAY Mr. Nat Johnson died suddenly at his home a few miles southeast of Heflin last Sunday. He had been in declining health for some time. The deceased was 73 years old and had been a resident of Cleburne county for many years. Mr. Johnson was a member of the Congregational Methodist Church at Smith's Chapel, was active in the interests of his church and of his master's kingdom, and his loved ones and friends, while sad because of his departure, rejoice in the consolation that he has only passed to the further better shore and entered into that life of happiness that comes to servants of the prince of peace. Mr. Johnson leaves a wife and several children, the latter as follows: Fred, Will R., John Wes and Steve Johnson; Mesdames John Cobb, Stacy Hayes, Lizzie and Eldora Dean. The burial was at New Harmony on Monday, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. J.R. Barker.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, July 29, 1920
MRS. PEARL CHASE BURIED SUNDAY After an illness of three or four weeks, Mrs. Pearl Chase died at the home of her husband, Mr. B.D. Chase, near town Saturday morning at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Chase was the mother of four children, three of whom survive her, the youngest being only about eighteen months old. Mrs. Chase was a good christian woman and a member of the Southern Methodist church at New Harmony, and her body was laid to rest at that place Sunday morning at 9:30o'clock in the presence of a large concourse of neighbors and friends. The funeral services were conducted by Revs. W.M. Wade and J.T. Roberts. Before her marriage, Mrs. Chase was Miss Pearl Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Evans, formerly of this county but now of Horton, Alabama. The News extends sincere sympathy to the bereaved ones.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, August 27, 1925
MRS. CREWS DIED LAST WEDNESDAY Mrs. Crews, beloved wife of Amos Crews, died at her home on Wednesday of last week after an illness extending seven or eight months. Funeral and burial services occurred the following day at New Harmony and were in charge of Rev. Henry Haywood. Mrs. Crews before her marriage was Miss Lizzie Johnson and has many relatives in this section. Besides her husband she is survived by two small children. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones by The Cleburne News and a host of friends.
NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, April 5, 1928
CHARLIE RUSK IS SHOT AND KILLED; Munroe Franklin, Brother-In-Law is alleged to have fired fatal bullet Charlie Rusk was shot Wednesday of last week in a field near his home. His brother-in-law, Monroe Franklin, former Anniston man, is sought as the slayer, according to Sheriff Rowell Franklin was still at large this morning. It is believed that the shooting was the culmination of some domestic trouble. A brother of the dead man and a brother of the alleged slayer were present when the shooting took place. A fifth man was also present but his name was not known by Sheriff Rowell. Rusk was shot in the right side of his chest and was killed almost instantly. Immediately after the shooting Franklin and his brother left the scene. Officers were called to investigate and a search was begun for the Franklin brothers. The first report was the the two men engaged in a heated argument while at work in a field and that Franklin felled Rusk with a hoe. The sheriff reported that a pistol was used in the fatal argument and Rusk was shot through the right breast dying almost instantly. Franklin fled immediately after the shooting and has not been apprehended although officers in adjoining Georgia and Alabama counties had been notified to be on the watch for him. Franklin and Rusk are said to have been renters on the Thrash farm at Riddle's Bridge. Both men are said to be married.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, April 18, 1929
UNCLE TOM BRYANT PASSES "Uncle" Tom Bryant, 84 years old, Confederate soldier, died at his home a few miles south of Heflin on Friday night. Uncle Tom was wounded during the war from which he never fully recovered and was a great sufferer. Uncle Tom volunteered and joined the Confederate Army, going to the front, from near where he died. Besides the widow, two sons, John and Ed Bryant of north Alabama and three daughters, survive. Mr. Bryant was a member of the Missionary Baptist church being an active deacon until his health gave way. The funeral and burial services were held at New Harmony Sunday morning, Rev. F.M. Zaner, a life long friend, being in charge. Following Uncle Tom's death, only 15 old veterans remain on this side of the Great Divide. "Time, one by one, is paroling the Old Guard and soon the last of Lee's followers will whisper to his mates beyond the starlight, "I am coming boys, I am coming." " Fall no shadow, lies no stain,where those who meet shall part no more, and those long parted meet again."
OTHER GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION GATHERED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES, ie; BIRTH & DEATH REGISTRY/CLEBURNE CO. AL, DRYDEN’S FUNERAL HOME RECORDS, OBITUARIES CONTAINED IN DRYDEN’S FUNERAL HOME RECORDS, AS WELL AS OBITUARIES FROM CANDACE GRAVELLE’S CLEBURNE NEW ERA & CLEBURNE NEWS ABSTRACTS, WHILE RESEARCHING MARKED AND UNMARKED BURIALS AT NEW HARMONY. THERE MAY BE DUPLICATE INFO CONTAINED HERE THAT IS LISTED ELSEWHERE IN THE SURVEY OF NEW HARMONY BAPTIST CHURCH. AS ALWAYS THERE IS THE POSSIBILITY OF ERRORS. IT IS THE USER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO VERIFY THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN.
ASHLEY,
Mary Ella, Female 70 yrs old DOD: 23 May
1937
Father:
James Bond born Al Mother: Sally May born
TN DC # 1013
BONER,
Julia(Ann), (nee: Townsend) 65 yrs old DOD: 27 Oct
1932 DC # 550
BRYANT,
Ida (Ida Lou Virginia), Female 56 yrs old DOD 16 Nov 1933
Father:
Unk (James Patrick Bonner) Mother: Unk (Amanda Townsend)
COOK,
James Ben, Male, 34 years old DOD: 11 Mar 1928
Father:
Seymore Cook Mother: Ida Thompson
EVANS,
Parson L. Male 48 yrs old DOD: 1 Mar 1930
Father:
Matt J. Evans Mother: Indiana (Indianna) Bedwell
DC # 260
HAYES,
Elizabeth, Female 60 years old DOD: 17 June 1929
Father:
Robert Benefield Mother:
Amanda DC # 196
HOLMES, Robert Lewis, Male 1 yr. 11 days DOD: 3 July 1931
Father:
Houston Holmes Mother: Jessie Evans DC #
417
HOLMES, Stacie, 86 yrs. 9 mos old DOD: 23 Apr
1932 DC # 506
GLASGOW,
J. T., Male 87 yrs. 7 mos. 21 day old born SC DOD: 17 Aug
1935 Father: Thomas Glasgow born SC Mother: Polly
Bradford born SC
DC
# 831
‘’JIMMY
HOLLON’’
HOLLAND,
James, Male 4 mos. 2 days old DOD: 12 Apr 1932
Father:
J. W. Holland Mother: Maude
Prater DC # 563
KITCHENS,
Annie G., Female 32 yrs. 11 mos. 24 days DOD: 3 Jan 1937
Father: Frank
Stephens born AL Mother: Susie Allen born AL DC
#1077
LUMPKIN,
C. P., Male 57 yrs 2 mos. DOD: 16 Jul 1938
Father:
Homer Lumpkin born AL Mother: Ira Buttram
born AL DC # 1144
LUMPKIN,
Ira E., 72 yrs. 2 mos. 15 days old DOD: 5 Apr
1933 DC # 585
MANER,
Infant, Male b/d 6 Apr 1929
Father:
S. T. Maner Mother: Annie Yarbrough DC# 170
MANER,
Infant, Female b/d 11 July 1930
Father:
Wm Curtis Maner born AL Mother: Lillie Bell Denman
born AL DC # 307
[Two
children on one stone, Magdalene and Bobbie Owens, this is Mary Lee Owen according
to her mother Nettie Jane Cheatwood Owen Howell]
OWEN,
Mary Lee, Female 2 yrs. 6 mos. DOD:
30 May 1930
Father:
Odus Owen Mother: Nettie Cheatwood DC # 290
PHILLIPS,
Mauda, Female, 21 yrs. 6 mos. DOD: 5 Feb 1917
Father:
Frank Stephens Mother: Susie Stephens [Allen]
RUSK,
Charlie, Male 33 yrs old DOD: 29 Mar 1928
Father:
Sam Rusk born AL Mother: Susie
Benefield DC #3
TOLLESON,
Essie, Female born AL 63 yrs 20 days old DOD:
27 Jun 1933 Father: John Ross born SC Mother: Nancy
Goodwin born AL DC #
SPRAYBERRY,
George W., Male 63 yrs. 5 mos.
DOD: 14 Sep 1928
Father:
John Sprayberry M.
Unk DC # 79
BLANTON,
Annie Lorraine, DOD: 21 Feb 1969, DOB: 9 May 1968
Father:
Nathan Blanton, Mother: Jane Presson
Grandparents:
Mr. & Mrs. Grady Blanton, and Mr. & Mrs. Harris C. Presson of
Wakefield, Virginia
Marked
with only initials G. T. B.
BONNER,
Green Tom (Thomas, DOD: 9 July 1968 DOB: 1 Apr 1894
Father:
Jimmy Boner (James Patrick Bonner)Mother: Mandy Townsel (Amanda
Townsend)
Funeral
Home Marker
BONER,
John Frank, 54 yrs DOD 15 Sep 1964 DOB: + -
1910
(Father:
John Jackson Bonner Mother: Elizabeth Rennie Chapman)
BOYD,
Jane Elizabeth, DOD: 30 Dec 1963 DOB: 6 Jan 1963
Mr
& Mrs. Jackson Boyd
BRYANT,
Ellen Mattie, DOD: 20 Apr
1969 DOB: 1 Nov 1899
Father:
William Boner Mother: Julia Ann Townsend
5
Daughters: Lorena Easterwood of Delta, AL, Mrs. Lula Summerfield of
Temple, GA, Mrs. Doris Dunn of Edwardsville, GA, Mrs. Lissie Benefield and
Virginia (Sue) Bryant of Heflin, AL
2
Sons: Gene Bryant of Detroit, MI, and Willard Bryant of Forest Park, GA.
3 Brothers: Dave Boner, John Boner and Marvin Boner all of Heflin.
BUTLER,
Steve Allen, 3 months DOD: 9 Feb 1962 DOB: 22
Nov. 1961
Parents:
Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Deon Butler
COLLINS,
Tom, 75 yrs DOD: 18 Jul 1957 DOB: 4
July ??
Wife:
Georgia Collins, 5 dau. Mary Laymon, Anniston, Dorothy Reaves,
Anniston, Bell Laymon, DeArmanville, Lois Brimer, Heflin, Frances
Brimer, Heflin.
COCHRAN,
General Lee DOD: 14 Jul 1965 DOB: 21 Jan 1886
Wife,
Bulah, 3 sons, Forney, Garvis, Freeman, 2 daughters, Grace
Morrison, Gladys McElroy
DEMPSEY,
Richard Albert DOD: 17 Aug 1957 DOB: 18 Jan ??
Father:
Alvin Dempsey Mother: Sis Beason
GLASGOW, Oleander Walter, 85
yrs DOD: 9 Feb 1958 DOB: 9 Mar 1872
Father:
James Glasgow Mother: Elisa Wallace, 1 bro. A. H. Glasgow, 2
sis. India Anna Glasgow, Lorena Harlan
GLASGOW,
Americus Houston, 87 yrs DOD: 13 Feb 1958
DOB: 31 Jul 1870 born AL
GLASGOW,
India Anna, 85 yrs DOD: 9 Feb 1964 DOB: 17 Jun
1878
Father:
James Glasgow Mother: Eliza Wallace
HARRIS,
Arthur Absalom, DOD: 13 Oct 1969
DOB: 17 Sep 1887
Father:
W. R. Harris Mother: Julie Cobb
HOLT,
James William, DOD: 8 Dec 1969 DOB: 15 Mar 1899
Father:
Jim Holt Mother: Mary Jane Measles
JOHNSON,
Cora Lee, DOD: 2 Apr 1963 DOB: 23 Dec 1897
Husband:
T. J. Johnson, 3 sons Almos Godwin, Greenville, AL, Raymond
Godwin,
Chapman, AL, James B. Strickland, Jacksonville, AL, 3 brothers, George Ingram,
Robert Ingram, Manor Ingram, 2 sisters, Ola Golden, Bremen, GA, Ruth
Brown, Wedowee
JOHNSON,
Ellen Leona, 63 yrs DOD: 4 Mar 1958 DOB: 2
Feb??
Father:
Ellec Vise
LAYMONS,
John Anderson, 78 yrs DOD: 29 Mar 1957 DOB: 3
Jan?? born TN Buried New Harmony Wife: Emma Laymons, 3
daus. Lillie Swancey, Rhoda Turner, Nell Brown, 3 sons Tom Laymons,
Wakefield Laymons, Lonnie Laymons
LUMPKIN,
Leonard Homer, DOD: 25 Aug 1968 DOB: 8 Aug 1888
Father
Homer L. Lumpkin Mother: Ira Buttram
LUMPKIN,Texie
Othello, DOD: 2 Jul 1968 DOB: 9 May 1906
Father:
Henry Lee Norton Mother: Lavia Edwards
4
Daus: Alberta Skinner, Syble Cochran, Mary Joe Brown and Helen
Brown all of Heflin 1 Son: William Earle Lumpkin of Gadsden
2
Sisters: Estelle Jones and Malene Webb of Heflin
2
Brothers: Grady Norton of Montgomery and Horace Norton of Birmingham
LUMPKIN,
Virgil Lee, 60 yrs. DOD: 18 Jul 1957 DOB: 9 Oct
??
Father:
Lee Lumpkin, Mother: Ira Buttram
MC
CARLEY, Horace Luverne, DOD: 16 Aug 1965 DOB: 3 Aug
1948
(Father:
William S. McCarley Mother: Alma Trantham)
MORAN,
Nancy Leola, DOD: 10 Jan 1970 DOB: 2 Apr 1889
Father:
Alfred Smith Mother: Sarah Jane Thompson
MOLAN
(MORELAND) Mrs. Fannie, DOD: 3 Feb 1970
DOB: 8 May 1888
Father:
John Bundrum (John Lewis Bondurant, buried in Saline Arkansas) Mother:
Martha Frances Taylor
MOLAN
(MORELAND), Pearl, DOD: 13 Mar 1969, DOB: 8 Oct 1922
Father:
Jeff McDaniel Mother: Mary Jane
Bryant
MOORE,
Charlie Green
DOD: 18
Jan 1966 Born TN DOB: 27 Mar 1916
Father:
N. B. Moore Mother: Mary Ann Baird
4
sons: J. C. Moore of Tennessee, William Moore of Indiana, Randall
Lee Moore of Ohio 3 daus: Charlene Daughtery, Lillia Buzzo and Mary White
all of Ohio 2 brothers: John Moore, Auburn Moore 1 sister: Mrs.
Alene Williams
MOORE,
Joseph O., DOD: 2 Nov 1963 DOB: 1944
Mr.
& Mrs. Clarence Moore
NICHOLS, Bell,
78 yrs DOD: 13 Jan 1958 DOB: 28 Apr ??
Husband:
James L. Nichols, 1 son J. E. Nichols, 1 dau. Eloise Nichols
Father:
Milton Johnson Mother: Susie Bradford
NORTON,
James Arthur, DOD: 1 Jan 1970 DOB: 2 Apr 1894
Father:
James Washington Norton Mother:
Martha C Groover
OWENS,
Clarence James, DOD: 15 Aug 1965 DOB: 14 Jan 1949
(Father:
Claud Owen Mother: Reba Trantham)
PARRIS,
Elijah Joseph, DOD: 10 Mar 1970
DOB: 27 Feb 1886
Father:
Nathaniel Parris Mother: Sarah ?
PARRIS,
Millie Frances, 52 yrs DOD: 11 Sep 1962 DOB: 18
Aug, 1910
Father:
E. J. Parris
PARRIS,
Mabel Nichols Key, 51 yrs DOD: 4 Nov 1962 DOB: 12
Dec 1912
1
son Samuel J. Key, Heflin, Mother, Lizzie Nichols, Oxford, 2 brothrs, Emory
Nichols, Truman Nichols, 5 sisters, Myrtice Trantham, Ruth Dean,
Fairfield, AL, Levy Key, Anniston, Louise Denham, Oxford, Ruby Pritchett,
Oxford. and 3 grandchildren. (Lizzie
Nichols mother named above is step-mother, birth mother was Levie Boner)
PATTERSON,
Norbon Murray, DOD: 8 Jun 1963 DOB: 14 Sep 1894
Father:
Charlie Patterson Mother:
UNK
RAY,
Lillian, DOD: 23 Feb 1966 DOB:
19 Sep 1901
Husband-
William Ray 3 Sons: Odell, James and Zekial James of South Carolina and
Odis James of Cropwell, AL, 1 Brother: Charlie L. Moore of Heflin
SMITH,
Willis Ervin, DOD: 20 Aug 1966 DOB: 11 Nov 1900
Father:
Jeff Smith Mother: Susan Price
Wife:
Ruby Smith 2 daus: Miss Mary Smith of Heflin, and Mrs. Bernice Derring of
Tallapoosa, GA 4 Sons: Henry Smith, Robert Smith, Ervin Smith and Jack
Smith all of Heflin, 3 Brothers: Colombus Smith, Herman Smith, Johnny
Smith all of Birmingham, AL4 Sisters: Mrs. Mildred Tucker of Clay, Mrs.
Della Bradshaw, Mrs. Annie Lou Crouch, and Mrs. Hallie Crouch all of
Birmingham, AL.
SPRAYBERRY,
Dewey Dewit, DOD: 12 Feb 1963 DOB: 13 Feb 1898
SPRAYBERRY,
Dewey Edward, DOD: 14 Aug 1958 Place of Death: Great Lakes
Naval Station Wife: Barbara
SWAFFORD,
Henry H., DOD: 10 Nov, 1967,
DOB: 20 Oct 1876
Father:
Jeff Swafford, Mother: Mattie Jackson
Wife:
Etta Swafford of Heflin,3 Daus: Mrs. Henry Diggs of Alexandria, Mrs. A.
A. Harris and Elva Robinson of Heflin 1 Brother: Dave Swafford of
Gadsden
SHEALY,
Pamela Joyce, DOD: 31 Aug 1965
Father:
Jerry Shealy Mother: Joyce?
SMITH,
Robert Lee Smith, DOD: 8 June 1968 DOB: 11 Nov 1921? (age: 47)
Father:
James Martin Smith Mother: Roda C. Wade
SPRAYBERRY,
Ora Lee, DOD: 11 May 1969
DOB: May 1902? age: 67
2
Dau. Othine Lamb of Heflin, Evelyn Williams of Heflin,
2
Step Dau.: Mrs. Betty Thompson, and Peggy Williams of Cullman,
3
Sisters: Mrs. Retha Johnson of Birmingham, Mary Riddle and Jessie Gossage
of Heflin, AL 1 Brothr: Johnny Jones
SPRAYBERRY,
Fannie Pearl, DOD: 8 Nov 1968 DOB: 5 Feb 1905
Father:
G. W. Riddle Mother: Martha Smith
THOMPSON, Myrtle Lee, DOD: 22 July 1968
DOB: 10 Apr 1894
Father:
Bill Walton Mother: Antoria Teague
Husband:
P. P. Thompson 7 Daughters: Mrs. Pauline Waldrop of Tallapoosa GA, Grace
Daugherty of Bremen GA, Ester Taylor of Heflin, Velma Cosper of Wedowee (the
obituary was torn here)
Marked
as Frank Trantham
TRANTHAM,
Joseph Franklin, DOD: 11 Oct 1965 DOB: 13 April
1912
Wife:
Mytrice 3 sons Billy, Wayne,
James, 3 daughters, Toni Bearden, Jean Trantham, Gale Trantham
TURNER,
Cora Bell, DOD: 8 Jul 1969
DOB: 24 Mar 1881
Father:
Jim W. Williamson Mother:
Margaret Moore
4
Sons: Homer Turner and Sam Turner of Heflin, Grady Turner of Tifton, GA,
Edward Turner of Anniston 3 Daughters: Mrs. Louis Angel, Mrs. Della
Holcombe, Mrs. Keffer Holman of Heflin, AL 2 Brothers: J. F. Williamson
of Weaver, AL and H. W. Williamson of Ft. Payne, AL
WAITES,
Alice A., DOD: 28 Jan 1969
DOB: 21 Jan 1881
Father:
Green Cofield Mother: Mary
Cofield
Marked
with no dates on tombstone
WAITES,
Cecil Clarence, DOD: 29 July 1966 DOB: 12 July 1911
Residence
at death: Shreveport, LA 1 son: Harold Waites of Eau Gullie, FL
3 Daus: Mrs. Margaret Lavender and Mrs. Lula Denmark of
Jacksonville, FL and Alice Waites of Lineville, AL
5
Brothers: Leroy Waites, Robert Waites, Johnny Waites, Willard Waites,
Herschel Waites 1 Sister: Mrs. Ruby Bryant
WAITES,
Walter Matthew, 85 yrs. DOD: 23 Apr 1963 DOB: 19
Jan 1878
Wife:
Alice Waites, 1 daughter, Ruby Bryant, 6 sons, Willard, Robert, Leroy,
Herschel, Johnny, Cecil. Father, John Waites Mother: Martha ?
ZANER,
Matilda Malizse, 94 yrs. DOD: 16 Mar 1962 DOB: 26
Apr 1862
1
Sister, Sue Beason, 2 bro. A. B. Thrower, Tom Thrower, 3
dau. Lavora Teague, Mary White, Ida Lumpkin, 3 sons V. L. Zaner, L. B.
Zaner, Vester McElroy
JACKS, Tony Lon, Infant
27 Jul 1970 28 Jul 1970
Father: Joe Earl Jacks
Mother: Elizabeth Ann Bonner
PHILLIPS, Lela
11 May 1904 - Aug 1970
Father: Robert Cook
Mother: Elnore Rankins
BROWN, Mollie Odesser
22 Jul 1902 - 11 Sep 1972
Father: John Wood
Mother: Ester Busby
Husband: E. F. Brown
2 Dau: Audrey Watson, Wedowee, Louella Halpin, Heflin
2 Sons: Louis Brown-Anniston, William Brown-Heflin
FAULKNER, Arthur Yates
28 Mar 1908 - 13 Sep 1970
Father John Faulkner
Mother: Parley Turner
Wife: Ida Faulkner-Heflin
1 Dau Betty Turner-Heflin
1 Son: Howard J. Faulkner-Weaver
1 Sister: Audry Massey-Haines City, FL
2 Brothers: Davis Faulkner-Heflin, Oscar Faulkner- Anniston
ELLIOT, Nellie Kathleen
15 Oct 1932 - 5 Oct 1970
Father: S. M. McCord
Mother: Anna Cheatwood
Funeral Home Marker
MEASLES, Eli
3 Aug 1908 - 16 Oct 1970
Father: Bill Measles
Mother: Ronie Tims
BROWN, Edwin Frank
born Bremen, GA
25 Dec 1887 - 6 Nov 1970
Father: Burrell or Russell Brown
Mother: UNK
HONORABLE DISCHARGE
1,348,471 PVT CO 14 Dev BN Camp Wheeler, GA
28 yrs of age brown eyes, dark hair, dark complexion, 5' 10"
tall Signed by J. O. Seamans and Major Cavaly USA
Inducted Nov 3, 1917 at Heflin, AL, Farmer, Single .
FAULKNER, John Davis born
AL
3 Sep 1906 - 8 Jun 1971
Father John Faulkner
Mother: Parlee Turner
BONNER, Arlin Amon born
AL
2 Feb 1934 - 10 Jun 1971
Father: John Jackson Bonner
Mother: Missouri Pruitt
BROWN, Emory E. born AL
9 Nov 1905 - 20 Jul 1971
Father: A. J. Brown
Mother: Mazzie or Maggie Burgess
Wife: Eunice Harlan
NICHOLS, Mary Lizzie
born AL
18 Jul 1900 - 21 Feb 1972
Father: Charlie Lee Smith
Mother: Jane Cheatwood
JONES, Bessie born AL
1 Jul 1894 -- 15 Apr 1972
Father: John Ross
Mother: Lee Teague
BONNER, Vela Mae born
(Morgan Co). AL
28 Dec 1927 - 23 Aug 1972
Father: [James] Arthur Knighten (buried Winston Co.)
Mother: [Elsie] Inez
Molan /(Moreland) (buried Cullman Co.)
PIKE, Thurston born
AL
12 Sep 1911 - 16 Jan 1973
Father: Columbus Pike
Mother: Kirbie or Kirksie Lee
PATTERSON, Murray or Maury Eugene
born AL
3 Jan 195? - 29 Jul 1973
Father: Norman Murray / Maury Patterson
Mother: Lula Mae Cotton
Hit by train, railroad paid for funeral
MOORE, Velma Myrtle
? ? ? - 27 Jul 1974
Father: Lige Parris
Mother: Mary Smith
RAY, Ruby Mabell
born AL
1 Jan 1917 - 6 Sep 1974
Father: Robert Cotton
Mother: Nancy Measles
RIDDLE, Thomas Jefferson
born ALl
30 May 1885 - 21 Mar 1975
Father: William A. Riddle
Mother: Teresa
(whoever wrote it) Wasson (it may be Watson)
TAYLOR, Willa Dean
born AL
25 Apr 1941 - 22 Mar 1975
Father: William Elbert "Pete" Howell
Mother: Nettie (Jane) Cheatwood
Died in Fayetteville, NC, her husband was in military
BARKER, Stacy born
AL
1 Jun 1894 - 25 Jun 1975
Father: George Sprayberry
Mother: Lou ?
BROWN, John Frank
born AL
17 M 1952 - 30 Aug 1975
Father: Charlie Will Brown
Mother: Audrey ?
PHILLIPS, John born
AL
20 Jan 1895 - 7 Apr 1976
Father: John Phillips
Mother: Sally Wildman
Handmade tombstone, difficult to read
BRIMER, DeRoy born
AL
24 Jul 1932 - 26 Jul 1976 died in Ferndale, Michigan
Father: Harrison Brimer
Mother: Mildred Boswell
wife: Ida ?
GOSSAGE, Pledger
born AL
18 Feb 1933 - 4 Nov 1976
died in Riverdale GA
Father: John Frank Gossage
Mother: Jessie Mae Jones
Korean Veteran
LUMPKIN, Ida Naomi born
AL
12 Nov 1899 - 6 Nov 1976
Father: F. M. Zaner
Mother: Matilda Thrower
TAYLOR, William Alston
born AL
1 Jul 1900 - 21 May 1977
Father: William Noel Taylor
Mother: Della Thompson
OWEN, Bradley Wayne born
AL
26 Feb 1976 - 10 Jun 1977
Father: Kenneth Wayne Owen
Mother: Jane Manner / Maner Owen
LUMPKIN, Lucy Fanny
born AL
1 May 1903 - 10 Mar 1978
Father: Bill Jones
Mother: Lela Sims
MOORE, Radis Lewis
born AL
19 Nov 1939 - 17 Apr 1978
Father: Clarence Moore
Mother: Myrtle Parris
RIDDLE, Hoyt Lewis
Born AL
28 Jul 1918 - 27 Sep 1978
Father: Thomas Jefferson Riddle
Mother: Osa or Dea Noles
Vet WW II
THOMPSON, Glenn born AL
15 Dec 1923 - 27 Oct 1978
Father: Perno Thompson
Mother: Myrtle Walton
HOLT, Martin Henry
born AL
22 Jun 1919 - 9 Jan 1979
Father: James H. Holt
Mother: Mary Jane Measles
THOMPSON, Perno Perry
born AL
11 Feb 1890 - 23 Feb 1979
Father: Jim Thompson
Mother: Molly Hayes
Funeral Home Marker
MITCHELL, Pearlie Mae
born AL
24 Aug 1911 - 26 Mar 1979
Father: James Henry Holt
Mother: Mary Jane Measles
RIDDLE, Annie Lou
born AL
24 Mar 1911 - 5 Jan 1980
Father: T. J. Riddle
Mother: Ora Lee Noles
Funeral Home Marker now missing
BROWN, Ella E. born
AL (nee: Henry)
11 Sep 1891 - 18 May 1980
Father: Andrew Jackson Henry
Mother: Bridgette Elizabeth Bonner
[Andrew Jackson Henry and Bridgette Elizabeth Bonar/Bonner are
buried at Crossroads as is most of their family, with the exception of the
Payne descendants. Andrew Jackson Henry was the grandson of William A.
Henry and Sarah C. Ragsdale. His
parents were Jasper Henry and Mahala Warren. One of Jasper and Mahala
"Haly" Henry's sons, Francis Marion Henry and a brother to
Andrew Jackson Henry married Susan Thrower after her first husband J. R. Davies
died. F. M. and Susan took Mahala Warren with them when they moved to
Leake County Mississippi and that is where Mahala Warren Henry, F. M. Henry and
Susan Thrower Davies Henry are buried. Bridgett Elizabeth Bonar/Bonner
was sister of William Bonar/Bonner, and
daughter of Sarah Keller Bonar who buried at New Harmony]
HOLT, Jettie Mae
born AL
10 Oct 1888 - 29 Oct 1980
Father: Jesse Moran
Mother: Nora Ballard
JONES, Homer V.
born AL
7 Mar 1892 - 3 Jun 1981
Father: Bill Jones
Mother: Lelia Sims
Marked as Delia Evans
Evans, Mary Cordelia age
103
DOB: 7 Apr 1879
DOD: 25 Nov 1982
Father: George Washington
Vaughn
Mother: Margaret Elizabeth
Carmichael