pioneer, interred nearer the old house in unmarked grave. That is somewhere noth of this graveyard about 400 yards.
Ref: "They Passed This Way" 1962, and in "Maury Co. Tenn. Cemeteries"
In 1962 the compilers of "They Passed This Way" were accompainied by 83 yrs old Mr. Harry A. Daimwood, grandson of Henry Boone Daimwood. He told them that the pioneers of Daimwood clan, Jacob & Elizabeth, were interred near the old family house but that their graves are unmarked.
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Ref: "They Passed This Way" 1962, and in "Maury Co. Tenn. Cemeteries"
In 1962 the compilers of "They Passed This Way" were accompainied by 83 yrs old Mr. Harry A. Daimwood, grandson of Henry Boone Daimwood. He told them that the pioneers of Daimwood clan, Jacob & Elizabeth, were interred near the old family house but that their graves are unmarked.
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pioneer, interred nearer the old house in unmarked grave. That is somewhere noth of this graveyard about 400 yards.
Ref: "They Passed This Way" 1962, and in "Maury Co. Tenn. Cemeteries"
In 1962 the compilers of "They Passed This Way" were accompainied by 83 yrs old Mr. Harry A. Daimwood, grandson of Henry Boone Daimwood. He told them that the pioneers of Daimwood clan, Jacob & Elizabeth, were interred near the old family house but that their graves are unmarked.
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Ref: "They Passed This Way" 1962, and in "Maury Co. Tenn. Cemeteries"
In 1962 the compilers of "They Passed This Way" were accompainied by 83 yrs old Mr. Harry A. Daimwood, grandson of Henry Boone Daimwood. He told them that the pioneers of Daimwood clan, Jacob & Elizabeth, were interred near the old family house but that their graves are unmarked.
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