From The Herald-Chronicle Thursday, Oct. 13, 1994 article on Fanning Cemetery
Cemetery Long Neglected, Vital to History of County
One family plot remains with concrete walls of some 10 inches in height. Six graves are inside the walled area. The family marker is missing. buried in the area is John H. Brown, presumed to be the father; John H. Brown, Jr., Roy L. Brown and Lola B. Brown, all believed to be Mr. Brown's children. One space remains at the top of the site with no marker which could be the burial place of Mrs. Brown.
John Henry Brown and Malinda Elizabeth Reynolds Brown were married on April 3, 1884 in Franklin County, TN.
Cemetery Long Neglected, Vital to History of County
One family plot remains with concrete walls of some 10 inches in height. Six graves are inside the walled area. The family marker is missing. buried in the area is John H. Brown, presumed to be the father; John H. Brown, Jr., Roy L. Brown and Lola B. Brown, all believed to be Mr. Brown's children. One space remains at the top of the site with no marker which could be the burial place of Mrs. Brown.
John Henry Brown and Malinda Elizabeth Reynolds Brown were married on April 3, 1884 in Franklin County, TN.
From The Herald-Chronicle Thursday, Oct. 13, 1994 article on Fanning Cemetery
Cemetery Long Neglected, Vital to History of County
One family plot remains with concrete walls of some 10 inches in height. Six graves are inside the walled area. The family marker is missing. buried in the area is John H. Brown, presumed to be the father; John H. Brown, Jr., Roy L. Brown and Lola B. Brown, all believed to be Mr. Brown's children. One space remains at the top of the site with no marker which could be the burial place of Mrs. Brown.
John Henry Brown and Malinda Elizabeth Reynolds Brown were married on April 3, 1884 in Franklin County, TN.
Cemetery Long Neglected, Vital to History of County
One family plot remains with concrete walls of some 10 inches in height. Six graves are inside the walled area. The family marker is missing. buried in the area is John H. Brown, presumed to be the father; John H. Brown, Jr., Roy L. Brown and Lola B. Brown, all believed to be Mr. Brown's children. One space remains at the top of the site with no marker which could be the burial place of Mrs. Brown.
John Henry Brown and Malinda Elizabeth Reynolds Brown were married on April 3, 1884 in Franklin County, TN.
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