Sacred Ground: Daniel Memorial Cemetery
In the earliest days of Helenwood, the town’s primary cemetery was the Helenwood Cut Cemetery, located along the railroad tracks just south of town. The Cut Cemetery dates back to the middle of the 19th century, and almost 400 people have been buried there.
With time, though, another community cemetery began: the Daniel Memorial Cemetery, located at the community’s longstanding Baptist church on what was once known as the town’s Main Street.
From its start nearly 100 years after the Helenwood Cut Cemetery began, Daniel Memorial Cemetery has grown to become the larger of the two. And while the Cut Cemetery remains active, Daniel Memorial now has more than 450 graves — and counting.
The cemetery begins
It has been reported that baby Joseph Norris was the first burial at Daniel Memorial Cemetery, in January 1948.
Born Dec. 1, 1947, baby Joseph was less than two months old when he died of pneumonia. He was the son of Warren G. Norris (1923-1981) and Mary Magelene Smith (1925-1976). His mother is buried at the cemetery, as are several of his siblings: brother Esco, sister Mary Ellis Newport, sister Stella Foster, and brother Teddy Dean. However, a stone for Joseph Norris cannot be located at the cemetery. Neither Robert Bailey in his 1994 cemetery census or Timothy West in his online transcription include baby Joseph among the burials at Daniel Memorial Cemetery. Joseph’s birth certificate simply says he was buried in the “Helenwood Cemetery.”
The first burial that can be confirmed at the cemetery is Thomas Clark Stewart, who died in January 1962 of a heart attack at age 78.
Originally from Sparta, Tenn., Stewart was a World War I veteran, the son of James Stewart and Elizabeth Webb. He was married to Ethel Mae Baker, who was buried at the cemetery in February 1963. She was the daughter of Robert J. Baker and Anna B. Cordell.
Stewart and his wife, who was a native Scott Countian, were married in Scott County in June 1906. They lived in Morgan County for a number of years, and eventually moved to Helenwood. He worked on the railroad.
It is interesting to note that Stewart’s death certificate in 1962 listed his place of burial as Daniel Memorial Cemetery.
Less than one week later, Judson R. Pemberton was buried at the cemetery, when he died at age 66. He was the son of Churchwell Pemberton (1860-1940) and Nancy Duncan (1856-1929), both of whom were buried at Helenwood Cut. He married Mewanee Sexton, of the Paint Rock community, in 1917.
Jud and Mewanee had five children, including Ralph (born 1917), Evalyn (born 1918), Tub (born 1920), Eloise (born 1923) and Gordon (born 1927). Mewanee and three of their children — Ralph, Evalyn and Tub — were eventually buried at the cemetery.
Burials occurred quickly at the new Daniel Memorial Cemetery in the 1960s. In 1962 alone, there were three other people buried at the cemetery: Alonzo Alexander in June, Ester Duncan in July, and Robert King in December.
There were two more burials in 1963: Ethel Baker Stewart and Windell Owens. Then, in 1964, there were eight burials: William Phillips, George W. Davis, Marty Phillips, Mollie Babb Wilhite, Emily Phillips Terry, Robertson C. Keeton, Isaac Reed and Dillard Miller.
The Daniel family
Daniel Memorial Cemetery is named for Thomas N. Daniel (1896-1966), who lived at Helenwood and was a longtime member of Helenwood Baptist Church.
A veteran of World War I, Daniel was the son of Paul Daniel and Julia Jones, and was originally from Morgan County. He married Susie Baker (1901-1982) of Winfield. She was the daughter of Granville Baker and Emily Chitwood; a granddaughter of Civil War veteran William Hiram Baker of Capuchin Creek.
Susie Baker Daniel was a longtime Sunday school teacher at the church, and was a one-time president of the Scott County Hospital & Nursing Home Auxiliary.
The Daniels had a daughter, Nora Emily, who died in infancy. They had two surviving daughters: Patricia, born in 1922, and Beulah, born in 1923. Patricia married James Bowling and moved to Virginia. She was buried at Daniel Memorial Cemetery in 1990. Beulah married Ray Kucera and was buried in Nebraska when she died in 2000.
Also buried at the cemetery is Thomas Daniel’s brother, Charlie Daniel, who died of a heart attack in 1973, at age 74. He was a veteran of both World War I and World War II, who sang with his children in a quartet known as “The Daniel Family.” He moved to Michigan to work in the auto industry.
The Phillips family
It should come as no surprise that the family best represented at Daniel Memorial Cemetery is the Phillips family. This family has long been one of the most prominent in Helenwood, and also has been long involved with the Baptist church there.
James Granville Phillips and his wife, Catherine Reed, raised a large number of children — 11 in all — in Helenwood. They’re both buried at Cut Cemetery.
The oldest of their children was Josiah, followed by Arizona, Zadia, Thomas, Emily Jane, Frona Mae, James Luther, Florence, David Lemuel, William Hobert, and Nora.
The first member of the family to be buried at Daniel Memorial was William Hobert, who died in January 1964 at the age of 62. His wife, Bertha Pittman, was later buried at the cemetery in 1996. They also have a daughter, Clona Hall, buried at the cemetery.
Emily Jane, who married John Martin Terry, also died in 1964 and was buried at the cemetery. Her husband was buried at the cemetery in 1970. They have a number of children buried at the cemetery, including Opal Terry, General Floyd Terry, Cleo Terry and John Martin Terry Jr.
Thomas was buried at the cemetery when he died in 1973 at age 82. His wife, Cordelia, was also buried there in 1979. They have two children buried at the cemetery: Bonnie Foster and Charles Russell Phillips.
David Lemuel was buried at the cemetery in 1975, when he died at age 77. His second wife, Nora Posey, was buried at the cemetery in 1988 (his first wife, Ethel Keeton, was buried at Cut Cemetery in 1922). He has a daughter, Lola Lambo, who was buried at the cemetery in 1989.
The first Phillips to be buried at the cemetery was Ewell Mitchell Phillips, who died in 1962 at age 81. He was the son of John Riley Phillips (1847-1906) and Rebecca Thompson (1851-1926). His parents are buried at Terry Cemetery off O&W Road.
Ewell Phillips first married Charnetti “Belle” Cecil, who died in 1908 at age 25 and is also buried at Terry Cemetery. Following her death, he married Ollie Potter, who was married at Daniel Memorial in 1972.
This branch of the Phillips family extends back to John Phillips, born in 1803. He married Kissiah Thomas. It was their son, Thomas, who married into the Terry family of Oneida; his wife was Easter Terry.
Thomas and Easter Phillips had several children, including the James Granville Phillips mentioned above, and John Riley Phillips, who was the father of Ewell Phillips. Ewell Phillips was a first cousin to the children of James G. and Catherine Reed Phillips who were buried at Daniel Memorial.
In 1964, seven-year-old Marty Dale Phillips was buried at the cemetery when he died of appendicitis. He was the son of Sigle Phillips and Gertie Belle Smith, who would later be buried at the cemetery, as well. His paternal grandparents were Curtis Phillips and Clemantine Conatser.
Sigle Phillips had a sister, Pauline Guffey, buried at the cemetery in 2013. Her husband, Henry Guffey, was previously buried at the cemetery. A brother, Harry Phillips, was buried there in 2000, along with his wife, Wilma Jean Cross, in 1997.
In 1974, one-year-old Jason Wade Phillips was buried at the cemetery. He was the son of Kermit and Charlotte Phillips.
In 1979, George Dewey Phillips was buried at Daniel Memorial when he died at age 79. His wife Grace Newport, was later buried there in 1994. He was the son of Lindsay Haywood Phillips — the Scott County game warden murdered in 1936 — and Nancy Thompson.
The most recent members of the Phillips family to be buried at Daniel Memorial include Russell Phillips and his wife, Zelma Garrett. Russell, the son of Thomas and Cordelia Phillips, died in 2023 and Zelma died in March 2024.
The Terry family
Emily Jane Phillips, the daughter of James Granville Phillips and Catherine Reed, married John Martin Terry, the son of Sherman Terry and Mary Phillips. Both are buried at Daniel Memorial.
Also buried at Daniel Memorial are several of their children: Opal Imogene in 1995, General Floyd in 2004 and his wife Sylvia Grider in 2023 (along with their son, Chuck, in 1978), Cleo Fay in 1983, and John Terry Jr. in 2001.
Separately, John H. Terry was buried at Daniel Memorial when he died in 1974 at age 61. He was the son of Sie Terry and Rosie Moore of Oneida. He, too, married into the Phillips family. His second wife was Ruby Phillips, John Granville’s granddaughter. She was buried at the cemetery in 1993.
John had three children buried at the cemetery: 18-year-old Lester in 1965, after he died in a railroad accident; Jacqueline Walker in 2021 and her husband, Billy, in 2023; and Sharon Lee in 2009.
Several of John’s siblings were buried at the cemetery, including sister Ellen in 1998, and her husband, Glenn West, in 1982; sister Edna Mae in 2016, and her husband, Clell West, in 2005; sister Ruby Gladys in 2017, and her second husband, Kenneth Keeton, in 1960; Bertha Augustine Williams in 1981; sister Mary “Vickie” in 1981, and her second husband, Claude Reed, in 1998, and children, Jimmy Ray Lawson in 2011 and Frances Grooms in 2024; and brother Jake in 2014, along with his wife, Hallie Mae, in 2013, and son, Tommy, in 2018.
The Cecil family
As you’ve likely concluded by now if you weren’t already aware, most of those buried at Daniel Memorial Cemetery were members of Helenwood Baptist Church. And there is no family as closely connected to the church through the years as the Cecil family — Rev. Virgil Cecil and his preacher sons, Milford and Roger.
Virgil Cecil (1906-1974) was the son of William Washington Cecil and Nancy Jane Duncan. His parents were Reuben Churchwell Cecil and Louvina Marcum. His paternal grandparents were William Riley Cecil and Nancy West. His paternal great-grandparents were James T. Cecil and Pharaba Reed, the first generation of the Cecil family to move from Kentucky to Tennessee and settle in the Helenwood area.
The Cecil family’s lineage is fairly well documented back to the 16th century, before the migration from England to the American colonies. The surname was originally spelled Syssell. William Cecil (1520-1598) — James T. Cecil’s seventh-great-grandfather — was prime minister of England under Queen Elizabeth I.
James Cecil and his wife — who was the daughter of Isaac Reed and Phariba Hatfield of New River — are buried at the Old Cecil Cemetery next to Tennier Industries in Huntsville. Beginning with his son, William Riley Cecil, a couple of generations of the Cecil family can be found at the much larger and newer Cecil Cemetery on Cherry Fork.
James and Phariba Cecil had a very large family of 18 children. Among them: Samuel, Sarah, William Riley, Granville, Riley, Isaac, Charity, Catherine, Rebecca, Martin, Wilson, Nelson, Pheraba Jane, Malinda, Elizabeth, Phoebe, Allen and Nancy.
William Riley and Nancy Cecil had 13 children: Emily Clemons, James Trusville, Reuben Churchwell, William Riley Jr., Reason Burl, Pherby Jane, George Washington, John Wesley, Charles Nelson, Robinson Crusoe, Harrison Maynard, Rachel Rosemary and Nancy.
The family lineage of ministry began with Reuben Churchwell Cecil, better known as “Rube.” He had a brother, George Washington Cecil, who was also a preacher, and who served as the first pastor of First Baptist Church of Oneida.
The oldest of Rube’s eight children was William Washington Cecil, who married Nancy Jane Duncan. Among their 11 children was Virgil Cecil, who served as pastor of Helenwood Baptist Church for 37 years.
Virgil Cecil’s pastorship began in 1937, six years after he made a profession of faith at the church. He succeeded Roy Blevins, who resigned to take the pastoral position at Bethlehem Baptist Church, and served as pastor until his death in 1974.
Cecil married Gracie Goad, the daughter of Eston Goad and Rocie Peters of the Mt. Helen community in Fentress County. They had four sons. One of their sons, Milford Cecil, served as pastor at Helenwood for 10 years before leaving for the same role at Paint Rock Baptist Church. He died of cancer at the age of 54 in June 1997.
When Milford Cecil left Helenwood, his brother Roger was appointed pastor. He served as the church’s pastor for 33 years before his declining health forced him to retire. He died in 2019 at the age of 71.
Milford and Roger have a brother, Wendell Cecil, who serves as a deacon at Helenwood.
The fourth of the Cecil brothers, Vaughn, lives in Crossville.
Virgil Cecil was buried at Daniel Memorial in 1974, his wife Gracie was buried there in 1995, his son Milford was buried there in 1997, and his son Roger was buried there in 2019.
Also buried at the cemetery was Virgil Cecil’s nephew, Tony, when he died in 1976 at the age of 37. His son, Victor Joey, would later be buried at the cemetery when he died in 2013 at the age of 49. His parents, William Washington Cecil Jr. and Hazel Stanley, were buried there in 1988 and 2015, respectively.
Virgil Cecil’s sister, Gena Mae, was buried at the cemetery when she died in 2000. Her husband, George Washington Davis, was buried there in 1964.
The Keeton family
Another family that has figured prominently in Helenwood through the years is the Keeton family. The first to be buried at Daniel Memorial was Robinson Crusoe Keeton, who died in 1964 at the age of 74.
Crusoe Keeton was the son of Granville Keeton and Louvernia Thompson. His parents are buried at the Burg Keeton Cemetery a few miles away, on John Long Road above New River. His paternal grandfather, Centers Keeton, is also buried at Burg Keeton Cemetery. Other members of the family are buried at the Keeton Cemetery at Tunnel Hill, and at other small cemeteries in the Helenwood area that haven’t yet been featured in the Sacred Ground series. All of them are descended from Harrison Keeton Sr. and Elizabeth Jane Reed.
Crusoe Keeton married Bessie West, who was also buried at Daniel Memorial in 1972. She was the daughter of Billy West and Mary Jane Brown of Robbins. They had six children: Pauline Keeton Reed, Corbett Keeton, Howard Keeton, Woodrow Keeton, John Herman Keeton and Harlow Keeton. The latter two moved away from Tennessee.
Howard Keeton married Frances Kathleen West, and they’re both buried at Daniel Memorial. Paulette married Harold Hughett, then married Warren C. Reed following his death. She is buried at Baptist Memorial Cemetery in Robbins, as are two of her sons. She has a daughter, Karen Reed Terry, who was buried at Daniel Memorial in 2002.
Paul Edison Keeton, who was a first cousin to Crusoe Keeton, was buried at Daniel Memorial in 1968. His father was James Willie Keeton, a brother to Granville Keeton. Edison married Veda Bowling, and she was buried at Daniel Memorial in 2011.
Rexford C. Keeton was buried at Daniel Memorial in 1970. He was a World War I veteran, and the son of Link Keeton and Angeletta Coffee, who are buried at the Link Keeton Cemetery a few miles away. Link Keeton was a brother to Centers Keeton, who was the grandfather of Crusoe and Edison Keeton.
Nineteen-year-old Bruce Keeton was buried at the cemetery in 1971. He was the son of Corbett Keeton and Rose Lee Marcum, and a grandson of Crusoe Keeton.
Billy “Dockie” Keeton, a brother to Rex Keeton, was buried at Daniel Memorial in 1975.
The most recent member of the family to be buried at Daniel Memorial was Alma Ruth West Keeton in December. She was the wife of Jack A. Keeton.
Cemetery Census
DANIEL MEMORIAL CEMETERY
GPS Coordinates: 36.42807, -84.54109
First Burial: 1948
Last Burial: 2024
Luka T. Adkins, 2020–2020
Alonzo C. Alexander, 1877–1962
Claude A. Alexander, 1923–1999
Dorothy O. Alexander, 1904–1992
Thelma P. Alexander, 1927–1966
Wilma J. Austin, 1927–2009
Elmer B. Bates, 1937–2010
Fay C. Bayles, 1943–2024
Gene E. Bayles, 1944–2019
Aileen B. Blakley, 1932–2006
Flora E. Blakley, 1897–1992
Jessie M. Blakley, 1896–1995
William D. Blakley, 1932–2011
Mary M. Boles, 1925–1976
Christopher D. Bowling, 1978–2013
Claude B. Bowling, 1925–2012
James I. Bowling, 1914–1971
Lacy B. Bowling, 1923–1998
Ollie P. Bowling, 1896–1983
Patricia D. Bowling, 1922–1990
Reba E. Bowling, 1938–2019
Ross B. Bowling, 1947–2012
Shirley M. Bowling, 1925–2008
Virgil Bowling, 1912–1991
Willie Bowling, 1917–1973
George J. Brawner, 1925–2016
Mary R. Brawner, 1942–2024
Omer E. Brewster, 1910–1977
Zelma L. Brewster, 1911–1983
Darrel L. Bridges, 1942–2005
Gertrude P. Bridges, 1903–2000
Kelly Bridges, 1902–1988
Harold L. Burchfield, 1937–2006
Harry J. Burchfield, 1946–2023
Adam J. Burress, 1979–2001
Donna K. Burress, 1943–1990
Dorothy W. Burress, 1924–2016
Jackie D. Burress, 1963–1965
Melba C. Burress, 1917–2005
Omar Burress, 1914–2004
Roy Burress, 1923–2010
George W. Butler, 1957-2024
Theresa Butts, 1965–2008
Alice L. Byrge, 1940–2024
Decky L. Byrge, 1966–1992
Evelyn N. Cady, 1918–N/A
William H. Cady, 1915–1981
Annie D. Caldwell, 1950–2023
Cora S. Caldwell, 1934–2021
Jaxon J. Caldwell, 2014–2014
Verlon Caldwell, 1932–2022
Gracie L. Cecil, 1921–1995
Hazel N. Cecil, 1916–2015
Milford E. Cecil, 1943–1997
Roger L. Cecil, 1948–2019
Tony Cecil, 1938–1976
Victor J. Cecil, 1963–2013
Virgil C. Cecil, 1906–1974
William W. Cecil Jr., 1915–1988
Harold G. Chambers, 1946–2010
Mary E. Chambers, 1921–1985
Patricia C. Chambers, 1945–2020
Walter L. Chambers, 1920–1989
Gurstle Chitwood, 1938–1995
Thelma E. Chitwood, 1935–2020
Caldonia C. Clark, 1900–1972
Linda S. Clark, 1938–1976
Linda S. Clark, 1944–2012
Olga P. Clark, 1916–2001
Wiley W. Clark, 1916–1987
William T. Clark, 1896–1978
Billy J. Claxton, 1952–2016
Charlotte R. Claxton, 1956–2006
Juanita P. Claxton, 1930–2008
Sarah C. Cornelius, 1921–2019
Donna K. Cotton, 1946–2015
Alicia N. Cross, 1913–2002
Arthur E. Cross Sr., 1911–1985
Homer Crowley, 1928–2001
Marie S. Crowley, 1939–2020
Charles R. Daniel, 1898–1973
Susie B. Daniel, 1901–1982
Thomas N. Daniel, 1896–1966
Emily M. Daugherty, 1984–2000
Everett R. Daugherty, 1910–1984
Hessie J. Daugherty, 1915–1968
Jerri L. Daugherty, 1950–2022
Raymond S. Daugherty, 1938–1994
Brian R. Davidson, 1981–1981
Paul Davidson, 1933–2010
Wanda J. Davidson, 1936–2005
Barbara S. Davis, 1947–2018
Brenda S. Davis, 1949–2011
Gena M. Davis, 1918–2000
George W. Davis, 1908–1964
Melissa A. Davis, 1968–2006
Phillip Davis, 1944–2008
Willis Davis, 1940–2022
David D. Dishman, 1948–2001
Frank L. Drager, 1935–2018
Ester F. Duncan, 1896–1962
Florence E. Duncan, 1900–1978
Sharon R. Duncan, 1955–2016
Louise Dunlap-Reed, 1931–2022
Irene M. Ellis, 1919–1989
Jearles Ellis, 1914–1989
Juanita S. Ellis, 1937–1988
Bonnie L. Foster, 1917–2012
Joshua A. Foster, 1985–1986
Martha Foster, 1888–1967
Scott Foster, 1885–1970
Shirley M. Foster, 1925–2008
Stella M. Foster, 1945–2007
Alvin D. Gibson, 1957–2021
Elzira M. Gibson, 1921–2001
Johnnie H. Gibson, 1927–1968
Verlon J. Gibson, 1949–1980
Ada S. Goad, 1911–2006
Clifton U. Goad, 1908–1985
Edward L. Goad, 1937–2022
Jessie B. Goad, 1921–1990
Loyd I. Goad, 1920–2007
Virginia R. Goad, 1936–2013
Bobby J. Graham, 1930–2003
Preston Gray, 1931–2012
Eliza J. Grider, 1941–2009
William C. Grider, 1927–1978
William R. Grider, 1969–2015
Monroe L. Griffin, 1923–1965
Jimmy W. Griffith, 1960–1986
Leamon K. Griffith, 1962–1981
Eli J. Grooms, 2006–2006
Frances L. Grooms, 1946–2024
Charles L. Guffey, 1949–1979
Edward Guffey, 1927–1969
Gavin V. Guffey, 1960–1981
Henry J. Guffey, 1920–1988
Henry L. Guffey, 1892–1976
Mary J. Guffey, 1897–1986
Pauline P. Guffey, 1925–2013
Carl A. Gunter, 1926–1975
Dustin Gunter, 1982–2013
Clona M. Hall, 1922–1997
James J. Hall, 1916–1985
Anna B. Hammock, 1916–2017
Clement Hammock, 1926–1989
Hubert Hammock, 1921–1977
Kenneth Hammock, 1926–2002
Lon C. Hammock, 1905–1993
Georgia A. Hanley, 1963–2023
Rex A. Harrison, 1947–2014
Florence I. Harvey, 1924–2022
Bonnie L. Henson, 1945–2014
Tommy Henson, 1976–1976
John Hicks, 1948–2020
Johnny Hicks, 1919–2008
Lisa R. Hicks, 1968–2012
James M. Honeycutt, 1912–1993
Tony M. Honeycutt Jr., 1957–2019
Anita Horn, 1941–2013
Frank A. Hutson, 1914–1975
Hettie P. Hutson, 1916–2014
Jewell R. Hutson, 1941–2022
Sarah J. Hutson, 1893–1971
Evelyn H. Ipock, 1920–2009
Florence G. Ipock, 1917–1994
Price Ipock, 1917–1974
Russell Z. Ipock Sr., 1914–1991
Russell Z. Ipock Jr., 1946–2013
Caleb N. James, 1980–1995
Augusta N. Jeffers, 1923–2004
Clair M. Jeffers, 1914–1984
Delphia M. Jeffers, 1901–1990
Eddie Jeffers, 1902–1991
Emerson F. Jeffers, 1890–1978
Finley Jeffers, 1913–1999
Howard H. Jeffers, 1932–2016
Marvin Jeffers, 1916–1970
Mary E. Jeffers, 1891–1975
Roy L. Jeffers, 1943–2010
Ruby L. Jeffers, 1932–2002
Shirley R. Jeffers, 1946–2006
Susie B. Jeffers, 1892–1971
Vivian C. Jeffers, 1920–1989
Clarence E. Jones, 1907–1974
Frank A. Jones Sr., 1928–2020
Kathleen T. Jones, 1930–1990
Tressie L. Jones, 1910–1988
Alma R. Keeton, 1947–2023
Bessie W. Keeton, 1892–1972
Billy Keeton Sr., 1904–1975
Bruce G. Keeton, 1952–1971
Frances K. Keeton, 1923–2003
Howard Keeton, 1918–1973
Kenneth Keeton, 1920–1983
Paul E. Keeton, 1920–1968
Rexford C. Keeton, 1899–1970
Robertson C. Keeton, 1890–1964
Rose L. Keeton, 1916–1985
Ruby G. Keeton, 1920–2017
Veda B. Keeton, 1919–2011
Eddie D. Kidd, 1940–1986
Annie B. King, 1924–1998
Curtis King, 1940–2018
Etta M. King, 1939–2021
Johnnie C. King, 1937–2004
Joyce R. King, 1947–2016
Kathrean King, 1945–2010
Lula S. King, 1918–1996
Robert E. King, 1916–1962
Lola P. Lambo, 1917–1989
Rosie O. Lavender, 1898–1972
Edith C. Lawson, 1930–2022
Jimmie R. Lawson, 1943–2011
Onvie Lawson, 1926–2006
Herbert B. Lay, 1940–2022
Betty M. Lloyd, 1960–2020
Clarence Lloyd, 1921–1965
Clarence E. Lloyd, 1941–2007
Eamer Lloyd, 1894–1977
Elizabeth B. Lloyd, 1944–2021
Glenn C. Lloyd, 1943–2013
Lillie B. Lloyd, 1903–1968
Larry E. Mansfield, 1960–2024
James T. Manuel Jr., 1915–1979
Rosetta L. Manuel, 1923–2000
Lisa A. Martin, 1964–1980
Scott D. Martin, 1965–2005
Lorene H. Mason, 1953–2015
Sharon L. McGuire, 1950–2017
Chad D. Miller, 1976–2014
Cora L. Miller, 1945–2024
David H. Miller, 1926–1985
Dillard S. Miller, 1911–1964
Rosalie Miller, 1898–1982
Amanda L. Monroe, 1965–2022
Lois E. Moore, 1937–1985
Marvin A. Moore, 1924–1990
Maxine M. Moore, 1920–1993
Nola F. Moore, 1928–1981
William C. Moore, 1955–1970
Dulce I. Morales, 2021–2021
Jerry L. Morgan, 1953–2018
Judy A. Najar, 1952–2021
Ruby F. Nelson, 1962–2012
Audney Newport, 1911–1978
James F. Newport, 1903–1973
Mary E. Newport, 1944–2019
Nellie L. Newport, 1910–2003
Patricia L. Newport, 1986–1986
Sarah N. Newport, 1918–2001
Albert L. Norris, 1913–1983
Esco Norris, 1942–1990
Gertrude A. Norris, 1922–2021
Joseph Norris, 1947–1948
Marilyn R. Norris, 1945–2011
Roddy D. Norris, 1967–1996
Stephen Norris, 1890–1972
Teddy D. Norris, 1950–2007
Alvis L. Ooten, 1906–1989
Barbara A. Ooten, 1927–2002
Eva B. Owens, 1916–1983
Maynard Owens, 1913–1992
William S. Owens, 1948–1974
Windell G. Owens, 1941–1963
Matthew D. Paulsen, 1995–1995
Rhonda S. Paulsen, 1970–2019
Judson R. Pemberton, 1895–1962
Leonard C. Pemberton, 1920–1984
Mewanee S. Pemberton, 1896–1994
Ralph C. Pemberton, 1917–1966
Wilma R. Pemberton, 1926–2013
Zona C. Pemberton, 1920–2008
Albert Phillips, 1916–1992
Alene M. Phillips, 1962–2020
Bertha L. Phillips, 1903–1996
Brennon Phillips, 2008–2021
Charles R. Phillips, 1931–2023
Cordelia S. Phillips, 1891–1979
David L. Phillips, 1898–1975
Ervin C. Phillips, 1941–2023
Estle Phillips, 1922–1995
Estle F. Phillips, 1952–1983
Ewell M. Phillips, 1880–1962
George D. Phillips, 1900–1979
Gertie B. Phillips, 1919–1990
Grace N. Phillips, 1906–1994
Harry Phillips, 1928–2000
Jason W. Phillips, 1973–1974
Judy C. Phillips, 1952–2017
Justeen T. Phillips, 1941–2009
Kathleen P. Phillips, 1961–2023
Lola S. Phillips, 1925–1998
Marty D. Phillips, 1956–1964
Mary E. Phillips, 1917–2002
Nora P. Phillips, 1901–1988
Ollie D. Phillips, 1887–1972
Onalea G. Phillips, 1930–1990
Polie Phillips, 1915–2000
Robert L. Phillips, 1949–2021
Rodman L. Phillips, 1941–1995
Ronald L. Phillips, 1945–2013
Sigle Phillips, 1930–2022
Thomas L. Phillips Sr., 1891–1973
Waunetta C. Phillips, 1927–2003
Wilbert Phillips, 1950–2022
William H. Phillips, 1901–1964
Wilma J. Phillips, 1934–1997
Zelma G. Phillips, 1937–2024
Evelyn N. Staedelin, 1918–2013
Bertha L. Posey, 1908–1993
Kermit A. Posey, 1909–1991
Martha A. Posey, 1917–1975
Mary E. Posey, 1940–2005
Odie K. Posey, 1922–2007
Henry Randolph, 1916–2007
Pearl M. Randolph, 1921–1985
Alice L. Rayburn, 1952–2021
Barbara S. Reed, 1916–1981
Boyd Reed, 1925–2019
Candace M. Reed, 1981–2022
Claude Reed, 1924–1998
Clifford G. Reed, 1929–2015
Crenshaw Reed, 1881–1970
Doris Reed, 1946–2011
Isaac M. Reed, 1894–1964
Jim Reed, 1958-2024
Kenneth D. Reed, 1955–2022
Linda D. Reed, 1947–2018
Marie M. Reed, 1906–1996
Mary V. Reed, 1924–1981
Millard D. Reed, 1900–1977
Pearlea G. Reed, 1927–2015
Robert C. Reed, 1946–2016
Stanley Reed, 1935–1978
Virgil D. Reed, 1933–2016
Violet B. Robbins, 1915–1968
William E. Robbins, 1918–1988
Harold D. Ross, 1934–2014
Thelma J. Ross, 1935–2023
Robert F. Russ, 1933–2007
Robert F. Russ Jr., 1964–2022
James E. Ryan, 1916–1974
Lulu J. Ryan, 1919–2015
Ada J. Sams, 1911–1997
Coy A. Sams, 1904–1982
Dennis M. Seabolt, 1949–2015
Michael A. Seabolt, 1972–2021
Betty L. Sexton, 1944–2024
Geneva C. Sexton, 1925–1993
Vivian K. Sexton, 1963–2018
Donald M. Shoopman, 1928–1993
Maxie L. Shoopman, 1934–1993
Naoma M. Shoopman, 1904–1998
Phyllis E. Shoopman, 1940–1987
Roger D. Shoopman, 1956–2001
Tommy L. Shoopman, 1934–1993
Imogene A. Simpson, 1928–2007
Michael W. Simpson, 1944–2018
Willie Simpson, 1924–1995
Willie R. Simpson, 1947–2009
Thelma J. Slaven, 1949–2010
Cristie A. Sloan, 1975–2011
Avery L. Smith Sr., 1944–2017
Keisha L. Smith, 1980–2019
Kimberly R. Smith, 1967–2003
Scott D. Smith, 1963–2014
Wanda J. Smith, 1947–2014
Wayne Smith, 1958–2003
Daughter Smithers, N/A-N/A
Ernie G. Smithers, 1913–1988
Hugh L. Smithers, 1911–1984
Cart Stephens, 1908–1986
Etchel F. Stephens, 1918–1994
Margaret P. Stephens, 1951–2011
Roy Stephens, 1923–2015
Rosetta J. Stephens-Hicks, 1929–2022
Ethel M. Stewart, 1886–1963
Janice P. Stewart, 1944–1991
Thomas C. Stewart, 1884–1962
Robert A. Stockus, 1955–2014
Robert L. Stortzum Sr., 1926–1995
Virginia B. Stortzum, 1922–1987
Anna M. Strunk, 1939–2006
James R. Strunk Sr., 1938–2005
Joseph H. Strunk Jr., 1927–2013
Tammy L. Strunk, 1959–2003
Thomas C. Strunk, 1936–2003
Truie D. Strunk, 1927–1992
Vonda L. Strunk, 1942–2011
Alexander B. Terry, 1981–1999
Bill Terry, 1953–2024
Cleo F. Terry, 1927–1983
Emily J. Terry, 1892–1964
Ernest N. Terry, 1914–1995
Floyd B. Terry, 1948–1993
General F. Terry, 1922–2004
Glen A. Terry, 1938–1985
Hallie M. Terry, 1929–2013
Jake Terry, 1928–2014
John H. Terry, 1912–1974
John M. Terry Jr., 1930–2001
John M. Terry Sr., 1895–1970
Karen D. Terry, 1958–2002
Larry C. Terry, 1954–1978
Lester Terry, 1946–1965
Lonas D. Terry, 1952–2022
Mayme E. Terry, 1917–1992
Opal I. Terry, 1918–1995
Roger K. Terry, 1944–1966
Ruby P. Terry, 1917–1993
Sharon L. Terry, 1954–2009
Sylvia M. Terry, 1924–2023
Thomas M. Terry, 1952–2018
Ceceilia J. Thompson, 1884–1966
William H. Thompson, 1885–1969
Alice M. Trinkle, 1948–2023
Esther M. True, 1903–1970
Willie T. True Jr., 1932–1991
Willie T. True Sr., 1895–1982
Laura S. Waddell, 1903–1991
Robert H. Waddell, 1902–1971
Billy Walker, 1945–2023
Jacqueline T. Walker, 1952–2021
Sybil C. Walker, 1893–1965
Bonnie G. West, 1950–2021
Brandon M. West, 1974–2021
Charles M. West, 1942–2012
Clell N. West, 1916–2005
Dustin B. West, 1986–2024
Edna M. West, 1918–2016
Ellen T. West, 1916–1998
Elsie M. West, 1908–1971
Geneva G. West, 1925–2014
Genevieve A. West, 1938–2007
Glenn C. West, 1911–1982
John G. West, 1924–1985
Keisha L. West, 1976–1993
Luther M. West, 1906–1970
Saylor West, 2020–2020
Terry L. West, 1947–2022
Troy L. West, 1972–1993
Mollie B. Wilhite, 1879–1964
Arie Williams, 1928–2015
Bertha A. Williams, 1922–1981
Brian K. Williams, 1972–2023
Shellie L. Williams, 1968–2023
Wilda G. Williams, 1934–2017
Ollie M. Wilson, 1921–1988
Monica L. Woodward, 1978–2009
Hubert S. Wright, 1886–1967
Malinda F. Wright, 1903–1989
Jerry L. Young, 1963–2023
This story is part of the Scott County Cemetery Project.