Old Dezarn Cemetery
Also known as Dezarn Cemetery
Clay County, Kentucky, USA – *No GPS coordinates
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Francis ‘Frankie' Dezarn and his family were the first settlers in the lower Beech Creek area. They arrived in the very early 1800's and built a home in a small clearing about 150 feet from where Beech creek empties into Goose Creek River. As years passed by, his family migrated up Beech Creek and into the Little Beech Creek area.
Older Dezarn family members today recall that when they were children their parents and grandparents frequently decorated this cemetery with flowers. It has unfortunately grown over with brush and vines. Older Dezarn family records indicate who some of those stones belong to.
The Dezarn family in Clay County was buried largely in 3 Cemeteries all within a mile of each-other in the Little Beech Creek area. One was the Old Dezarn Cemetery. Another was the Little Beech Creek Cemetery. The third, and largest, which was first known as the Jones, then the Hubbard or Upper Beech Creek Cemetery, is now known simply as Beech Creek Cemetery.
Francis ‘Frankie' Dezarn and his family were the first settlers in the lower Beech Creek area. They arrived in the very early 1800's and built a home in a small clearing about 150 feet from where Beech creek empties into Goose Creek River. As years passed by, his family migrated up Beech Creek and into the Little Beech Creek area.
Older Dezarn family members today recall that when they were children their parents and grandparents frequently decorated this cemetery with flowers. It has unfortunately grown over with brush and vines. Older Dezarn family records indicate who some of those stones belong to.
The Dezarn family in Clay County was buried largely in 3 Cemeteries all within a mile of each-other in the Little Beech Creek area. One was the Old Dezarn Cemetery. Another was the Little Beech Creek Cemetery. The third, and largest, which was first known as the Jones, then the Hubbard or Upper Beech Creek Cemetery, is now known simply as Beech Creek Cemetery.
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- Added: 23 Apr 2011
- Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2399134
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