John Huggins was the son of John Jack Huggins and Mary "Polly" (maiden name unknown). He was the sixth of eleven children. He married Isabella Whitley Cherry on December 01, 1824 in Davidson County, TN. John and Isabella had eight children:
Nancy F 1825
Eli Cherry 1827
William Edgar 1829
Amariah Louis 1831
Rosa Ann 1833
John W 1836
James Thompkins 1838
Isabella Whitley 1840
His wife Isabella passed away 6 days after the birth of their daughter Isabella. John Huggins was initially buried in Huggins Cemetery in Davidson Co. This cemetery of 89 graves was moved in 1966 to Mount Juliet sections B & C for the Percy Priest construction and numbered PP 78. John is assumed to be one of the unknown graves.
HUGGINS CEMETERY - LaVergne Quadrangle (Davidson County). NW (towards Nashville) on I-24, exit (N) on Old Hickory Boulevard 3.5 miles. Cemetery 1 mile W of road. Moved by Army Corps of Engineers to Mt. Juliet. 4 marked "Unknown." By: E. K. Johns, 1972.
Nancy F 1825
Eli Cherry 1827
William Edgar 1829
Amariah Louis 1831
Rosa Ann 1833
John W 1836
James Thompkins 1838
Isabella Whitley 1840
His wife Isabella passed away 6 days after the birth of their daughter Isabella. John Huggins was initially buried in Huggins Cemetery in Davidson Co. This cemetery of 89 graves was moved in 1966 to Mount Juliet sections B & C for the Percy Priest construction and numbered PP 78. John is assumed to be one of the unknown graves.
HUGGINS CEMETERY - LaVergne Quadrangle (Davidson County). NW (towards Nashville) on I-24, exit (N) on Old Hickory Boulevard 3.5 miles. Cemetery 1 mile W of road. Moved by Army Corps of Engineers to Mt. Juliet. 4 marked "Unknown." By: E. K. Johns, 1972.
John Huggins was the son of John Jack Huggins and Mary "Polly" (maiden name unknown). He was the sixth of eleven children. He married Isabella Whitley Cherry on December 01, 1824 in Davidson County, TN. John and Isabella had eight children:
Nancy F 1825
Eli Cherry 1827
William Edgar 1829
Amariah Louis 1831
Rosa Ann 1833
John W 1836
James Thompkins 1838
Isabella Whitley 1840
His wife Isabella passed away 6 days after the birth of their daughter Isabella. John Huggins was initially buried in Huggins Cemetery in Davidson Co. This cemetery of 89 graves was moved in 1966 to Mount Juliet sections B & C for the Percy Priest construction and numbered PP 78. John is assumed to be one of the unknown graves.
HUGGINS CEMETERY - LaVergne Quadrangle (Davidson County). NW (towards Nashville) on I-24, exit (N) on Old Hickory Boulevard 3.5 miles. Cemetery 1 mile W of road. Moved by Army Corps of Engineers to Mt. Juliet. 4 marked "Unknown." By: E. K. Johns, 1972.
Nancy F 1825
Eli Cherry 1827
William Edgar 1829
Amariah Louis 1831
Rosa Ann 1833
John W 1836
James Thompkins 1838
Isabella Whitley 1840
His wife Isabella passed away 6 days after the birth of their daughter Isabella. John Huggins was initially buried in Huggins Cemetery in Davidson Co. This cemetery of 89 graves was moved in 1966 to Mount Juliet sections B & C for the Percy Priest construction and numbered PP 78. John is assumed to be one of the unknown graves.
HUGGINS CEMETERY - LaVergne Quadrangle (Davidson County). NW (towards Nashville) on I-24, exit (N) on Old Hickory Boulevard 3.5 miles. Cemetery 1 mile W of road. Moved by Army Corps of Engineers to Mt. Juliet. 4 marked "Unknown." By: E. K. Johns, 1972.
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Unknown grave from relocation of Huggins Cemetery
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