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Joseph Edom Kendrick

Birth
Cocke County, Tennessee, USA
Death
9 Sep 1916 (aged 69)
Northport, Cocke County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Newport, Cocke County, Tennessee, USA Add to Map
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Known to have been buried here.

Source: Mattie Will (Rich) Sutherland, a granddaughter of Joseph. According to Mattie, the wife of Joseph was to be buried in the cemetery beside her husband. However it was so muddy when she died that the undertaker refused to make the trip up the hill. As a result she had to be buried in Newport at Union Cemetery. Mattie was a teenager when the wife of Joseph died and she attended her funeral.


No stone for Joseph has been recorded in readings of the cemetery. However, it could have been buried long ago by the underbrush. When visiting the cemetery in 1967, granddaughter Mattie photographed an impression in the ground as the spot of his grave. Unfortunately that location within the grounds is now lost with the passing of time and the death of Mattie.

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Son of Peter Fine Kendrick (c. 1821-Oct. 1859) & Harriet Craigmiles (c. 1823 - 1892).


Grandson of Edom Kendrick, Jr. (1777 - after 1860) & Elizabeth Fine (Jan 22, 1788 - after 1860). Elizabeth's father was Peter Fine, a Major in the North Carolina Milita and the founder of Newport, Tennessee. Peter Fine is buried in Roadman Cemetery.


Great-Grandson of Edom Kendrick, Sr. (c. 1730 - c. 1840), a soldier in the American Revolution from Virginia & his wife, Mary "Aunt Pokey" _____, who was supposedly a Cherokee Indian. Edom Kendrick is buried in Roadman Cemtery.

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Known to have been buried here.

Source: Mattie Will (Rich) Sutherland, a granddaughter of Joseph. According to Mattie, the wife of Joseph was to be buried in the cemetery beside her husband. However it was so muddy when she died that the undertaker refused to make the trip up the hill. As a result she had to be buried in Newport at Union Cemetery. Mattie was a teenager when the wife of Joseph died and she attended her funeral.


No stone for Joseph has been recorded in readings of the cemetery. However, it could have been buried long ago by the underbrush. When visiting the cemetery in 1967, granddaughter Mattie photographed an impression in the ground as the spot of his grave. Unfortunately that location within the grounds is now lost with the passing of time and the death of Mattie.

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Son of Peter Fine Kendrick (c. 1821-Oct. 1859) & Harriet Craigmiles (c. 1823 - 1892).


Grandson of Edom Kendrick, Jr. (1777 - after 1860) & Elizabeth Fine (Jan 22, 1788 - after 1860). Elizabeth's father was Peter Fine, a Major in the North Carolina Milita and the founder of Newport, Tennessee. Peter Fine is buried in Roadman Cemetery.


Great-Grandson of Edom Kendrick, Sr. (c. 1730 - c. 1840), a soldier in the American Revolution from Virginia & his wife, Mary "Aunt Pokey" _____, who was supposedly a Cherokee Indian. Edom Kendrick is buried in Roadman Cemtery.

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Gravesite Details

No headstone located but it could be buried. Death certificate supplies birth date as Feb. 1846, a date supplied by his son Hugh Kendrick.



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