#60 Haynes Cemetery

Rover Quadrangle:  1 1/2 miles south of Link on west side of road.

Photographed by Jeff and Teresa Elliott

Generationgoneby@bellsouth.net

 

Sallie C. Douglas

1877

1912

Thomas D. Douglas

1874

1952

Kitty E. Faulkner

12 Feb 1939

15 Feb 1939

Fletcher Lee Faulkner

17 Aug 1899

30 Apr 1943

Kitty Smotherman Faulkner

23 Aug 1896

21 Sep 1928

Annie V. Dunn (cemeteries book has her as Annie Vera Douglas Dunn)

04 Mar 1902

06 Oct 1936

She has another stone below.

Jackie Holden

23 Aug 1938

03 Sep 1987

Jimmy Holden

23 Aug 1938

10 Jan 1987

T. Jefferson Holden

15 Feb 1877

28 Mar 1964

Nancy E. Holden

18 Aug 1890

06 Mar 1930

Jennie Williams Holden

24 Feb 1888

12 Mar 1922

 

Elnora Holden

22 May 1875

05 Apr 1915

John B. Holden

17 Feb 1872

08 Jul 1955

 

Goodman C. Holden

22 Feb 1830

17 Jan 1893

Dorinda S. Holden

23 Jul 1836

13 Apr 1907

Charlie A. Holden

05 Jun 1865

09 Sep 1942

Mamie P. Holden

01 Sep 1881

12 Oct 1968

Nancy Holden

1856

1984

Metal marker says Nannie Holden

 

Annie T. Dunn

1927

1927

Annie Vera Dunn

04 Mar 1902

06 Oct 1936

Henry Houston Dunn

CPL US ARMY

WWI

09 Apr 1893

15 Nov 1978

Sidney J. Davis

1874

1955

(cemeteries book says 1958)

Florence A. Davis

1872

1946

Johnie B. Davis

07 Jan 1902

08 Dec 1918

Ula Lee Davis

29 Apr 1907

09 Jul 1908

 

Albert D. Davis

26 Jun 1896

17 May 1897

Nancy E. Holden

09 Oct 1856

09 Mar 1934

Will Mahan

22 Oct 1856

Martha Mahan

09 Oct 18??

Ruby Holden

20 Apr 1896

04 Jul 1900

Ella Holden

27 Jul 1904

02 Aug 1904

Infant

05 Sep 1892

08 Sep 1892

George Holden

1860

1917

Sallie Holden

1863

1938

J. Monroe Holden

1869

1923

Minnie S. Holden

1873

1923

Rev. I. G. Smothermon

1821

1891

Charity A. (his wife)

Cemeteries book has her as Charity Hester Smotherman)

1826

1899

Sammie Lee Holden

15 Apr 1906

16 Sep 1940

Eddie Douglas Holden

25 May 1908

15 Jun 1996

John A. Williams

11 Dec 1847

14 Jul 1925

Arvie B. Williams

(Cemeteries book has her as Arvie Spence Williams)

18 Jan 1852

13 Jun 1928

 

Julia Ann Smotherman

16 Mar 1872

29 Jul 1933

David W. Smotherman

19 Jul 1881

09 Jan 1931

?? Douglas

1868 (this date is very hard to make out and could be almost anything)

1939

 

Sally Douglas

Sally B. Rowland

1891

1918

Armethea Rowland

1916

1918

W. L. (Fate) Spence

04 Jun 1883

24 Jan 1962

Luella P. Spence

18 Aug 1887

21 Feb 1966

Aline Spence

12 Apr 1919

19 Dec 1930

Hermon Spence

12 Sep 1914

01 Nov 1914

 

Thomas Spence

30 Aug 1910

23 Jun 1911

Ora Faulkner

1886

1953

Edward Lee Faulkner

(woodmen of the world stone)

28 Nov 1865

21 Aug 1914

(Illegible) wife of

?? Westbrooks

(These stones just do not photograph well.  The marbling makes the dates hard to read)

Thank you so much to Barbara Delbridge: This stone reads:

Julia A. wife of

W.C. Westbrooks

Born Sep. 3, 1838

Died Nov. 17, 1878

It is the stone of Julia Almira Smotherman Westbrooks

Lydia Smotherman

27 Jun 1872

23 Jan 1902

Mrs. Nancy wife of Hugh Smotherman

Born in the year of 1802

died (is either 24 or 14) Dec 1861

Mrs. Sarah A. Coursey

Anna S. Brothers

1879

1922

Mary F. Douglas

Hattie Brothers

James W. Brothers

1860

1927

Thomas Douglas

1915

1915

I received the following from Barbara Delbridge:  "My husband and I had looked in the wrong graveyard for his great, great grandfather Rev. Isom (Isham) Green Smotherman and his wife Charity Ann Hester Smotherman but could not find them. Now I know why. Thank you for the picture of their gravestone."

Teresa Says:  You are so welcome and thank you for the corrected information.

The cemeteries book also lists the following:  This is a very clean cemetery, and I wonder where this many stones have gone.  Many that remain are just funeral home markers, and maybe these were at one time too.  This is a lot of missing markers.

Ervin D. Douglas- NO DATES

T. D. Douglas 1874-1952 (Wife Sally)

Ola Brothers Dunn 1899-1916

Wren Faulkner 1893-1943

Edward Lee Faulkner 1886-

Shellie Faulkner (Wren) 1893-1963

Freelon Garrett 1903-1938

Hodges Pinkston NO DATES

J. G. Rowland 1850-1920 (see notes below)

Mary F. Rowland (Mrs. T. E.) 1872-

Paulina J. Rowland (James G.) 1847- (see notes below)

T. E. Rowland (son of J. G.) 1868-1930 (see notes below)

Annie Rucker Smotherman (Mrs. John Allen)

B. E. Smotherman 1900-1939

C. A. Smotherman (Wife, Cora) 1876-1924

Cora Smotherman 1882-1900

E. F. Smotherman (wife, Lena) 1881-1918

Frederick Smotherman (son of C. A. ) 1918-1918

H. G. Smotherman NO DATES

Joe S. Smotherman 1851-1931

Hugh Smotherman (son of Thomas) 1796-1875

Jeff Smotherman 1895-1958

John Allen Smotherman 1871-1934

Lena Smotherman (Mrs. E. F.) 1885-1931

Nancy Delois Smotherman  1943-1945

Naomi Smotherman 1898-1902

P. A. Smotherman (E. F and Lena) 1929-1929

Randolph Smotherman 1943

Ralph Smotherman 1943

Josephine Smotherman 1853-1931

Robert F. Smotherman (Son of E. F) 1923-1943

Ruth Smotherman 1900-

Julia Smotherman Westbrooks 1838-1878 (Could be the stone I could not read)

The following had no stone in 1975

Eldridge Smotherman

Annie Smotherman

Bennie Williams

Julia Williams

Mary Smotherman Williams

NOTES:

I received the following information from Arline Sudberry:

J. G. Rowland 1850-1920and

Paulina J. Rowland (James G.) 1847-

T. E. Rowland 1868-1930

are not buried in this cemetery.  They are listed in the cemetery book, and I went several years ago to see if I could find their markers, and I know that I didn’t imagine that I did, but they were there close to the back.  I don’t know what happened to them since that time.   I couldn’t understand why those markers were there, because these are my great grandparents and they are buried in the Smotherman Cemetery (No. 143) at Link.  I know that because as a little girl I went with my parents and my great aunt to visit their graves.  And my great aunt would have known where they were buried since they were her parents.  So, after finding the info in the cemetery book and the marker, I went to the Smotherman Cemetery and they had a marker there too.  It was just like the one at the other cemetery.  I don’t know what is/was going on.  Nobody else can tell me either, so without the cemetery book listing, I would have thought that I had it mixed up, but I don’t think so.

If I had some time, I would look into this, and maybe I will one day.  All those Smotherman’s are related to me distantly.

Arline