The photos of this cemetery appear to be that of McKinney Cemetery "approx. 1/2 mile from Union Co Line in Grainger Co TN and approx. 500 yards north of Hogskin Road" as stated in the book 'Cemetery Records North Side of Clinch Mountain Grainger Co TN' complied by Clarence McGinnis. He recorded names from 18 headstones in the 'McKinney Cemetery' on 6-22-80 and found 50+ field stones. He also states, according to residents in that area, a tornado struck this cemetery knocking down trees that destroyed most of the stones.
In 1997-98 we climbed the hill, found covered in high grass the headstone of "Susan Hammock Wife of W.M. Hammock Born Apr 15 1827 Died Nov 7 1911" She was daughter of Ephraim and Jane (Long) Hammock. Jane the daughter of Isaac and Nancy (Boulton) Long. Nancy, speculated to be d/o Thomas, Sr & Jemima (Hammack) Boulton (my 5th great-grandparents)
Isaac Long s/o Edward & Jane (Jones) Long. Mr. McGinnis also recorded headstone of 'Minerva Jane Atkins Capps April 3, 1836 February 17, 1910.
I revisited this cemetery in 2010, it appeared as shown by Paul Lambert, but before the weeds were cut down.
In 1997-98 we climbed the hill, found covered in high grass the headstone of "Susan Hammock Wife of W.M. Hammock Born Apr 15 1827 Died Nov 7 1911" She was daughter of Ephraim and Jane (Long) Hammock. Jane the daughter of Isaac and Nancy (Boulton) Long. Nancy, speculated to be d/o Thomas, Sr & Jemima (Hammack) Boulton (my 5th great-grandparents)
Isaac Long s/o Edward & Jane (Jones) Long. Mr. McGinnis also recorded headstone of 'Minerva Jane Atkins Capps April 3, 1836 February 17, 1910.
I revisited this cemetery in 2010, it appeared as shown by Paul Lambert, but before the weeds were cut down.
The photos of this cemetery appear to be that of McKinney Cemetery "approx. 1/2 mile from Union Co Line in Grainger Co TN and approx. 500 yards north of Hogskin Road" as stated in the book 'Cemetery Records North Side of Clinch Mountain Grainger Co TN' complied by Clarence McGinnis. He recorded names from 18 headstones in the 'McKinney Cemetery' on 6-22-80 and found 50+ field stones. He also states, according to residents in that area, a tornado struck this cemetery knocking down trees that destroyed most of the stones.
In 1997-98 we climbed the hill, found covered in high grass the headstone of "Susan Hammock Wife of W.M. Hammock Born Apr 15 1827 Died Nov 7 1911" She was daughter of Ephraim and Jane (Long) Hammock. Jane the daughter of Isaac and Nancy (Boulton) Long. Nancy, speculated to be d/o Thomas, Sr & Jemima (Hammack) Boulton (my 5th great-grandparents)
Isaac Long s/o Edward & Jane (Jones) Long. Mr. McGinnis also recorded headstone of 'Minerva Jane Atkins Capps April 3, 1836 February 17, 1910.
I revisited this cemetery in 2010, it appeared as shown by Paul Lambert, but before the weeds were cut down.
In 1997-98 we climbed the hill, found covered in high grass the headstone of "Susan Hammock Wife of W.M. Hammock Born Apr 15 1827 Died Nov 7 1911" She was daughter of Ephraim and Jane (Long) Hammock. Jane the daughter of Isaac and Nancy (Boulton) Long. Nancy, speculated to be d/o Thomas, Sr & Jemima (Hammack) Boulton (my 5th great-grandparents)
Isaac Long s/o Edward & Jane (Jones) Long. Mr. McGinnis also recorded headstone of 'Minerva Jane Atkins Capps April 3, 1836 February 17, 1910.
I revisited this cemetery in 2010, it appeared as shown by Paul Lambert, but before the weeds were cut down.
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