Sacred Ground: Pine Hill Cemetery
Located in the church yard of Pine Hill Baptist Church, at the intersection of Buffalo Road and A.V. Stanley Road in the Pine Hill community, is the Pine Hill Cemetery.
Dating back to the end of the 19th century, Pine Hill Cemetery is this community’s largest burial ground, and dates back to the days when Buffalo Road was still a thoroughfare from the relatively new railroad town at the foot of the hill to the Buffalo Creek farming valley on the opposite side of the mountain.
Strolling through the earliest graves at Pine Hill Cemetery, you’ll find names like Abbott and Acres a lot. Those are two of the families that have long called this community home. In fact, Pine Hill Cemetery has also been called the Acres Cemetery and the Abbott Cemetery through the years.
The Acres family
It was David Acres, a prominent Scott County farmer during the Civil War era, who was the first person buried at Pine Hill Cemetery in 1894.
Born Feb. 4, 1821, Acres married Sarah Stanley — from the Stanley family that also lived at Pine Hill. He joined the Civil War in 1863, serving in Company A of the East Tennessee National Guard. Interestingly, he had two brothers — Calvin Daniel Acres and John Milton Acres — who fought for the Confederacy after moving to Missouri.
Acres served as one of Scott County’s earliest justices of the peace.
In a petition for relief that he filed after the war ended, Acres said that he lived on the main road between Williamsburg and Montgomery, near where several other roads intersect. Gen. Ambrose Burnside’s army marched by his house when they passed through Scott County en route to seize Knoxville from the Confederacy in 1863.
Acres reported significant hardship due to the foraging Union army.
“Some of the command came to my place foraging and took my corn,” he said. “They cut up the stalks and took the corn, cornstalks and fodder all off together. Some of the soldiers that came there belonged to the Tennessee regiments and was acquainted with me. They said they had to have it, that they were ordered to go and take forage wherever they could find it.”
It took “two or three days” for the army to pass Acres’ house, he said, and they foraged the entire time.
“They did not leave me a mess of roasting-ears,” he said.
Months later, a Union regiment returned to his farm and tore down his fences to use the wood for their fires. Some of those responsible for taking Acres’ belongings were members of his own family.
Acres made it clear that he was a Unionist.
“At the beginning of the rebellion I sympathized with the Union cause,” he said. “I believed the Union cause to be right. I believed that if the Union cause was lost that our liberties would be gone, that the only protection we had was in our Union, and when I expressed myself, it was in that way. I exerted my influence and cast my vote on the side of the Union. I tried to get every one of my acquaintances to vote as I did.”
Acres was the son of Daniel S. Acres (1794-1865) and Nancy Sartain (1802-1880). His parents moved with his brothers to Missouri, but several of their children remained in Scott County. David Acres had a sister, Lucinda Acres, who married John C. Cross and settled in the Straight Fork community of eastern Scott County. Another sister was Rosie Acres, who married James Harvey Chitwood and settled in the Pine Grove community.
The 1850 census shows that the entire Acres family was living in Scott County at the time. Daniel and Nancy had five children living at home at the time. By the time the 1860 census was taken, the Acres family had moved to Missouri — with the exceptions of David and his two sisters, of course.
David and Sarah Acres had a number of children, including George, Martha, Louis, Ruthey, Joshua, Daniel, David, Rhodes and Sarah.
Many of David Acres’ descendants were buried at Pine Hill through the years. One who wasn’t, but who factors heavily into Scott County’s history, is John Acres, a great-grandson who was buried at Marcum Cemetery in 1924.
John Acres was the Oneida chief of police in 1924, and also served as a Scott County deputy sheriff. He was killed while raiding a moonshine still west of Oneida. His death was part of the Scott County moonshine war that also resulted in the assassination of Sheriff Richard Ellis.
John Acres was the son of Daniel Acres and Rebecca “Louvernia” Phillips. Daniel Acres was the son of Louis Jasper Acres and Emline Hughett, and Louis Acres was the son of David Acres and Sarah Stanley.
Of David Acres’ children, the ones buried at Pine Hill include daughter Martha (1845-1921) and her husband Pleasant West, and Louis Jasper (1847-1916) and his wife Emline Hughett. Other children of David Acres are buried at the nearby Acres Cemetery.
Two of the early burials at Pine Hill were children Bertha Acres in 1908 and Viola Acres in 1909. They were the daughters of John Lewis Acres (1880-1966) and Mary “Polly” West (1884-1923), who would later be buried at the cemetery, as well. John Lewis Acres was a grandson of David Acres. His father was Daniel Acres.
John Lewis had another child buried at Pine Hill Cemetery later. Audie Acres died on July 8, 1923, less than a month after the death of his mother, Polly, who died from complications of childbirth.
Another Acres child buried at the cemetery a couple of years later was Cora Lee Acres, who died in 1926 and was the daughter of Daniel Acres and Doris Duncan, who were also buried at the cemetery. This Daniel Acres was the son of Louis Jasper, and a grandson of David Acres.
In 1938, 19-year-old Paul Acres died of aplastic anemia and was buried at Pine Hill. He was the son of John Hodge Acres and Alice Terry, who would also be buried at the cemetery later.
The Abbott family
Just after the death of David Acres, baby Mainard Abbit died and was buried at Pine Hill Cemetery. Just a month old at the time of his death, he was the son of J.M. and Martha Abbit.
It is not clear who baby Mainard was, exactly.
Martha Acres, the daughter of Louis Jasper Acres and a granddaughter of David Acres, married Joseph Martin Abbott, the son of Thomas Abbott and Mary “Polly” Campbell. They had several children at Pine Hill before moving to Danville, Ky. in the early 1900s.
However, Mainard Abbott is not typically listed by genealogy sources as being one of their children. Additionally, there was a J.N. Abbit, age 38, buried at Pine Hill in 1898, and he is traditionally assumed to be the father of Mainard.
Following the deaths of Mainard and J.N., there was not another Abbott buried at Pine Hill until 1926, when baby Anna Mae Abbott was buried there. Three years later, a three-year-old named Hattie Abbott was buried there. And in 1932, newborn Ken Abbott was buried there. Hattie and Ken Abbott have very similar stones. Anna Mae Abbott has a commercial stone that was placed much later, suggesting that she is not a sibling of Hattie and Ken.
The largest Abbott family living at Pine Hill at the time of the 1920 census, six years before Anna Mae’s death, consisted of Robert and Nettie Abbott and their children. Both Robert and Nettie were later buried at Pine Hill Cemetery.
Robert was the son of John Baptist Abbott and Isabella Lucille Vanderpool from the Somerset area of Kentucky. Nettie was the daughter of James Clark and Jemima Jones, also of Kentucky. They had a son, Ernest Cecil Abbott, who was buried at Pine Hill in 1974.
Other Abbott children included Victor, who was 16 in 1920, John and Arnold. A daughter, Lelia Abbott, had married William Nelson Coffey and was no longer living at home in 1920.
There were two Abbotts buried at the cemetery in 1932, though neither is identified. One died on March 28, 1932, at the age of 40. The cemetery was too deteriorated for the first name to be legible when Robert Bailey transcribed the cemetery in 1994. Another died in April 1932 at the age of 38 and also has a stone with an illegible first name.
In July 1932, baby Luvirda Abbott was buried at Pine Hill. She was the daughter of Elias Abbott and Artie Mae Cox. Her parents were later buried at the cemetery — as were her siblings, Louis and Lyda Susie, who died in 1936 and 1948. Louis died as a baby. Lyda was 10 when she fell sick and died.
Elias Abbott was the son of Thomas Abbott and Linda Marlow.
Alexander “Elic” Abbott was buried at Pine Hill in 1939, when he died at age 72. His wife was Linda Strunk, who is believed to be buried in Winfield. They had a son, Edd Abbott, who was buried at Pine Hill in 1974. Another son, Artie, was buried there in 1982. Artie’s first wife, Mary Chambers, was also buried at Pine Hill. Artie had a daughter, Rose Abbott Patterson, buried at Pine Hill, along with her husband, Gilbert. Another daughter, Lillie Barnes, was buried at Pine Hill when she died in 1959 at age 23. Newborn children Christine (1942) and James (1946) were buried at Pine Hill, as well.
The most recent member of the Abbott family to be buried at Pine Hill was Nathan Abbott, who died on Dec. 29, 2023 at age 62. He was the son of Acmon Abbott and Esther Blevins, and a grandson of Artie and Mary Chambers Abbott.
Acmon Abbott, the son of Artie and grandson of Elic, is a lifelong farmer in the community. His wife, Esther, is a former member of the Scott County Board of Education.
The Spradlin family
The first person other than an Acres or an Abbott to be buried at Pine Hill was Eli Spradlin, who died at age 56 in 1909. He was the forefather of the Spradlin family that still resides at Pine Hill today.
Eli married Mary “Polly” King in 1873. Following her death, he married Sarah Emily Acres — the youngest child of David Acres, the first person buried at Pine Hill.
Eli had several children, including Jep, Burrell, Ambrose, William Beatty, Elisha Edward and Darlena.
The Stanley family
You might remember that David Acres, the first person buried at Pine Hill Cemetery, married into the Stanley family. This was a prominent family in the Pine Hill community in the early 1900s.
The first member of the family buried at Pine Hill was Sherman Stanley in 1918. He was a 25-year-old soldier killed in France during World War I. He was the son of David Stanley and Milley Sharp. His father would later be buried at Pine Hill, as well.
David Stanley was the son of Sartin Stanley and Rosie Hicks.
Baby Lucile Stanley was buried at the cemetery in 1925. She was the infant daughter of Rube Stanley and Bertha Litton, who would later be buried at the cemetery, as well. Rube was the son of Robert Stanley and Salley Carson.
Jeanene Stanley, the daughter of Clyde Stanley and Ola Holloway, was buried at the cemetery in 1933. Clyde Stanley was the son of Nicholas E. Stanley and Martha Phillips. He was killed by lightning in 1942. Nicholas Stanley was the son of Calvin Stanley and Sallie Sharp.
Rhodes Stanley represented the first of the oldest generation of Stanleys buried at the cemetery. He died in 1933 at age 87. He was a Civil War veteran, the son of Sartin Stanley and Rosie Hicks and a brother to David Stanley. David Stanley died the following year.
Dozens of other members of the Stanley family have been buried at Pine Hill through the years. The most recent member of the family buried there was Robert Hoit Stanley, who died on May 3 in Florida, at age 85. He was the son of Lonzo Stanley and Olga Morgan. He had an infant brother, Charles, buried at the cemetery in 1936. His parents, Lonzo and Olga, are also buried there. Last year, Florence Ellis Stanley was buried at the cemetery. She was the widow of Leland Stanley, who was buried there in 1974. She and Leland also had two young children buried at the cemetery: Patricia Ann in 1946, and Ronald Keith in 1950. Leland Stanley was the son of Rube Stanley and Bertha Litton.
Cemetery census
PINE HILL CEMETERY
GPS Coordinates: 36.50780, -84.46938
First Burial: 1894
Last Burial: 2024
J N Abbit, 1860-1898
Mainard Abbit, 1894-1894
Alexander C. Abbott, 1867-1939
Anna M. Abbott, 1907-1959
Anna M. Abbott, 1926-1926
Artie L. Abbott, 1904-1982
Artie Cox Abbott, 1907-1991
Christine Abbott, 1942-1942
Edd Abbott, 1896-1974
Elias E. Abbott, 1888-1956
Ernest C. Abbott, 1908-1974
Genevia M. Abbott, 1916-2015
Gennettie Clark Abbott, 1875-1950
Hattie Abbott, 1926-1929
James Abbott, 1946-1946
Ken Abbott, 1932-1932
Louis G. Abbott, 1936-1936
Lucinda Stanfill Abbott, 1889-1967
Luvirda Abbott, 1932-1932
Lyda Susie Abbott, 1937-1948
Mary Chambers Abbott, 1907-1959
Nathan E. Abbott, 1961-2023
Robert A. Abbott, 1877-1963
Tammy S. Abbott, 1967-1967
N/A Abbott, 1891-1932
N/A Abbott, 1894-1932
Alice Terry Acres, 1884-1946
Arnold L. Acres, 1943-1997
Audie G. Acres, 1923-1923
Bertha E. Acres, 1907-1908
Claude Acres, 1925-1947
Cora L. Acres, 1925-1926
Daniel Acres, 1893-1981
David Acres, 1821-1894
David Acres, 1869-1954
Dora Duncan Acres, 1891-1956
Edgar Acres, 1923-1983
Elcaney Acres, 1916-1985
Ella Terry Acres, 1909-1985
Emline Hughett Acres, 1850-1938
Erva Acres, 1924-2012
Ethel Acres, 1919-1948
Fremon Acres, 1910-1985
George Acres Jr., 1878-1952
Hurstle Acres, 1927-1997
John H. Acres, 1886-1955
John L. Acres, 1880-1966
Louis J. Acres, 1847-1916
Maggie Acres, 1887-1962
Martha West Acres, 1874-1968
Martha Watson Acres, 1880-1958
Mary West Acres, 1884-1923
Menty Abbit Acres, 1875-1900
Paul Acres, 1918-1938
Pearl Byrd Acres, 1910-2000
Polly Acres, 1907-1945
Rebecca Griffith Acres, 1858-1944
Sherman Acres, 1902-1983
Susan Mason Acres, 1926-1998
Viola M. Acres, 1908-1909
Willard Acres, 1929-1933
Katrina D. Allen, 1971-1971
Robert S. Allen, 1972-2008
Jesse W. Angel, 1918-1963
Roxie Stanley Arnold, 1935-2003
Isaac Aslinger, 1880-1972
Andrew J. Babb, 1887-1976
James H. Babb, 1920-1991
Mabel T. Babb, 1890-1967
Virgie N. Babb, 1917-2009
Willie Babb, 1916-1987
Jason R. Barnard, 1975-1975
Lillie Abbott Barnes, 1935-1959
John M. Bauswell, 1885-1938
Hurstle W. Bell, 1907-1988
James O. Bell, 1951-1953
Jane Crabtree Bell, 1916-1954
P W Boling, 1881-1944
Sylvania Acres Boling, 1883-1952
W M Bray, 1851-1929
Dollie Jackson Burk, 1946-2018
Jessie Burnett Jr., 1919-2001
Mattie E Burnett, 1924-1971
Ronnie Lee Buttram, 1951-2011
Frances Lucille Moore Butturini, 1920-1993
Artema Vivian “Temey” West Byrd, 1914-1962
Bertha Byrd, 1917-1919
Clifford Byrd, 1916-1957
Daughter Byrd, N/A-N/A
Georgia Green Byrd, 1923-1988
Gladys Stanley Byrd, 1916-1971
Henry Byrd, 1914-1967
Hurstle Byrd, 1912-1939
J L Byrd, 1929-1972
James Byrd, 1921-2007
John Byrd, 1953-2007
Johnnie Byrd, 1947-1976
Mauda Byrd, 1911-1926
Robert Byrd, 1956-1971
Son Byrd, N/A-N/A
William Elsic Byrd, 1899-1937
Arlena West Carson, 1877-1961
Brian Wayne Carson, 1978-1978
Christopher Aaron Carson, 1978-1978
Lee Carson, 1896-1969
Dusti Dawn Huft Chambers, 1977-2022
Elcaney Eugene Chambers, 1934-2017
Eldon Chambers, 1899-1973
Ella Lucille Massengale Chambers, 1902-1974
Gerald Dean Chambers, 1936-1962
Gregory Lynn Chambers, 1975-2018
James Hurstle Chambers, 1906-1954
John Millard Chambers, 1876-1965
June Chambers, 1940-N/A
Lark Chambers, 1883-1965
Lessie Bridges Chambers, 1915-1995
Lillie Ofel Chambers, 1912-1989
Lloyd Chambers, 1929-1968
Luaner Chambers, 1870-1919
Mary West Chambers, 1891-1972
Mildred Reed Chambers, 1932-2014
Nela Stanley Chambers, 1904-1992
Opal H Chambers, 1923-2000
Robert Dean Chambers, 1947-2006
Rretta Morris Chambers, 1927-2022
Sarah Acres Chambers, 1889-1969
Sinclair Chambers, 1921-1967
Stanley Vaughn Chambers, 1938-2004
Leora Chambers Acres, 1919-2010
Edward Chitwood, 1914-1959
Harold Chitwood, 1920-1978
James Andrew Chitwood, 1906-1972
Janie Odum Chitwood, 1897-1977
Johnny William Chitwood, 1964-1964
Junior Lee Chitwood, 1935-1972
Laura Bell West Chitwood, 1915-1993
Mary Stanley Chitwood, 1895-1992
Matthew Lee Chitwood, 2010-2010
Robert Chitwood, 1884-1952
Sallie Chitwood, 1869-1941
Sharon Jeffers Chitwood, 1948-2014
Zachary Dewayne Chitwood, 2009-2009
Wayne Cook, 1948-2008
Floyd Clinton Cooper, 1955-2009
Walker Cotton, 1915-1952
Pherbia Phillips Crabtree, 1849-1955
Savanah Honeycutt Crabtree, 1888-1945
William Jeffrey “Bill” Crabtree, 1886-1963
Dessie Reed Cross, 1918-1994
Elza Cross, 1928-2014
Julie Daugherty, 1900-1921
Robert Daugherty, 1903-1922
Donald Gene Duncan, 1938-1959
Edith Wanda Stanley Duncan, 1914-1967
Edward Joseph Duncan, 1901-1967
Elenora King Duncan, 1941-2021
Ethel Duncan, 1906-1911
Herbert Duncan, 1910-1910
James A Duncan, 1929-1966
Lauton W Duncan, 1934-2002
Oliver Sylvester Duncan, 1883-1947
Oscar H Duncan Sr., 1927-1974
Pearley Emily Byrd Duncan, 1899-1974
Susie Cotton Duncan, 1905-2002
Veda Laxton Duncan, 1930-2003
Willard Keen Duncan, 1915-1998
Bertie Reed Ellis, 1901-1966
Harold T Ellis, 1924-2004
Lemuel Parker Ellis, 1900-1989
Luman Monroe Ellis, 1895-1960
Mary Smith Ellis, 1892-1955
Mary Cross Ellis, 1933-2015
Milo Ellis, 1931-1934
Rachel Duncan Ellis, 1893-1978
Rita Ann Ellis, 1950-1950
Rita Kay Myers Ellis, 1957-2009
Robert Ellis, 1935-1935
Ruby Roberts Ellis, 1930-2022
Sharon Chambers Ellis, 1943-2024
Willie Ellis, 1926-2004
Betty Cooper Fitzgerald, 1945-2005
James Luther Foster, 1903-1966
Marjorie Stanley Foster, 1909-1989
Jimmey Lee Garrett, 1948-1948
Peggy Grassley-Olinger, N/A
Caroline Halburnt, 1943-N/A
Clarence Halburnt Sr., 1941-2018
Baby Hammock, 1920-1920
Betty Boyatt Hammock, 1938-2017
Charles L Hammock II, 1964-2003
Connie Hammock, 1910-1995
Nancy Smith Hammock, 1900-1920
Artensey Acres Hensley, 1909-1993
Brenda K Posey Hensley, 1946-2002
Jasper N Hensley, 1893-1971
Dewitt Jeffers, 1912-1932
Quince Jeffers, 1890-1970
Velma Stanley Jeffries, 1939-2019
Steven Jenkins, 1965-1966
Vertia Chambers Jenkins, 1941-2017
William Cleveland Jenkins, 1940-2012
Stanley W Jennings, 1920-1974
Aiden Blaze Jones, 2018-2018
Hattie Terry King, 1914-1999
Kizzie King, 1942-2002
Mart H King, 1898-1976
Thomas King, 1943-2004
Tina Lorraine Robbins King, 1974-2011
Agnes Bernice Chambers Lambert, 1925-1986
Ray Lambert, 1923-N/A
Bobby Gene Lawson, 1944-2014
Clarie Laxton, 1932-1932
Jimmie Stanley Lewis, 1970-2016
Dudley Earl Long, 1937-2012
Donna Burton Marlow, 1957-2006
Maxwell Marlow, 1930-1998
Mitchell Lynn Marlow, 1950-2024
Amanda Hill Martin, 1942-1989
Mildred A. Owens Mays, 1935-2015
Melissa Ann McAnally, 1973-2022
Hollis McCowan, 1916-1950
Mildred Smith McCowan, 1924-2002
Della Byrd Morgan, 1897-1987
Elena Morgan, 1925-1925
Elsie Morgan, 1928-1930
Lonas L. Morgan, 1946-N/A
Ona Morgan, 1926-1926
Paul Finley Morgan, 1924-1975
Thomas Milford Morgan Jr., 1932-1932
Thomas Milford Morgan Sr., 1892-1984
China Belle Stanley Morris, 1903-1973
Dorman H Morris, 1930-1983
Jewell R Morris, 1905-1980
John Morris, 1873-1952
Leamon Morris, 1903-1980
Lora Morris, 1907-1931
Luther J Morris, 1905-1985
Polly Jane Acres Morris, 1872-1955
Victoria Wells Morton, 1954-2006
Charles Lee Muse, 1949-1966
Garrett Ivan Muse, 1940-1992
James Arley Muse, 1919-1980
Lula King Muse, 1920-1997
Treasa Kay Muse, 1963-1963
Calvin Newport, 1961-2013
Earl Lee Newport, 1912-1966
Elsic Newport, 1901-1954
Grace Acres Newport, 1921-2003
Johnny Ray Newport, 1963-1969
Rebecca Newport Newport, 1857-1947
James Harold Olinger, 1912-1986
Dorothy Sharp Owens, 1916-2002
Eva West Owens, 1914-1953
Frank Owens, 1903-1977
Jeffery Lynn Owens, 1959-2016
Bonnie Lou Byrd Panter, 1947-1964
Faye Loraine Patterson, 1959-2022
Gilbert Rupert Patterson, 1913-1998
Mary L Patterson, 1956-1956
Rose Ella Abbott Patterson, 1928-2013
Artie Lee Carson Phillips, 1914-2003
Dillard E Phillips, 1910-2003
Engram Phillips, 1903-1942
Georgia Willie Russell Phillips, 1916-1999
Hett Phillips, 1934-2020
James A Phillips, 1961-2008
Jerry Phillips, 1971-2022
Jerry B Phillips, 1971-1971
Mae West Phillips, 1910-1987
Martha West Phillips, 1889-1963
Maxwell Lee Phillips, 1940-1992
Stella Phillips, 1913-1969
Velma Jo Phillips, 1948-1949
Willard H. Phillips, 1915-1963
Andy Ray Pike, N/A-1971
DeWayne A. Posey, 1966-1986
Estil B Posey, 1927-1955
Helen Stanley Posey, 1926-1955
Shirley Jean Powers, 1942-2017
Richard Price, 1871-1946
Ruby Price, 1906-1910
Campbell Reed, 1877-1968
Charlene Whaley Reed, 1940-2011
Estel J Reed, 1927-N/A
Harriet June Reed, 1921-1993
Ida Bell Acres Reed, 1905-1992
James Monroe Reed, 1923-1997
John Luther Reed, 1906-1956
Joyce Ann Reed, 1937-1995
Juanita Jackson Reed, 1929-2007
Leonard Reed, 1899-1994
Mildred Faye Reed, 1932-2014
Patricia Ann White Reed, 1950-2014
Rebecca Stanley Reed, 1880-1960
Roger Douglas Reed, 1995-2014
Tommie David Reed, 1947-1947
Loretta Byrd Roberts, 1917-1992
Roy J Roberts, 1907-1975
Goldie Edith Angel Ross, 1923-1985
James Russell Ross, 1914-1960
William E. Roy, 1904-1966
Selma Stanley Rudd, 1939-2008
Albert Sexton, 1948-1988
Charles Dean Sexton, 1939-2018
Chester Charles Sexton, 1918-2001
Hattie Acres Sexton, 1912-1992
Isom Garfield Sexton, 1893-1967
Mary Elizabeth Sexton, 1991-2016
Oma Belle Acres Sexton, 1920-1988
Earl Sharpe Jr., 1952-1952
Larry Kent Sharpe, 1950-1950
Rutha A Jeffers Sharpe, 1901-1945
Calvin Smith, 1884-1960
John Alfred Smith, 1926-1973
Mary Hammock Smith, 1887-1979
Eli Spradlin, 1852-1909
Harry Elbert Spradlin, 1923-2012
Liza Anderson Spradlin, 1934-2016
Sarah Acres Spradlin, 1864-1932
Darlena Spradlin Spradlin Jeffers, 1901-1984
A V Stanley, 1916-1999
Alonzo Langs Stanley, 1909-1968
Andrew “Andy” Stanley, 1886-1978
Archie Stanley, 1912-1981
Artema West Stanley, 1878-1960
Benton McMillen Stanley, 1898-1967
Bertha Litton Stanley, 1886-1962
Billy Warren Stanley, 1926-1965
Cassel Stanley Stanley, 1911-2003
Charles Stanley, 1936-1936
Chester Stanley, 1928-1971
Clyde Stanley, 1900-1942
David S Stanley, 1855-1934
Dessie Sweet Stanley, 1899-1980
Dorothy Reed Stanley, 1915-2008
Dustin Wade Stanley, 1981-1981
Ester Sweet Stanley, 1903-1972
Eugene Stanley, 1934-1981
Florence Ellis Stanley, 1927-2023
Geneva Clark Stanley, 1913-2007
James A Stanley, 1929-1994
James Highner Stanley Jr., 1931-2006
James Highner Stanley Sr., 1900-1976
James Schofield Stanley Jr., 1932-1934
James Schofield Stanley Sr., 1907-1995
Jean Phillips Stanley, 1950-2015
Jeanene Stanley, N/A-1933
Jennings W. Stanley, 1920-1974
Jerry Lynn Stanley, 1954-1954
Jesse Stanley, 1908-1996
Jo Ann Rose Stanley, 1932-2021
John Stanley, 1872-1953
John Stanley, 1907-1995
Joseph S Stanley, 1869-1954
Leland Stanley, 1919-1974
Loretta Plants Stanley, 1941-N/A
Lottie Stanley, 1905-1958
Lucile Stanley, 1925-1925
Margaret Phillips Stanley, 1934-2009
Mary Trammell Stanley, 1869-1954
Millard Monroe Stanley, 1898-1965
Nancy Trammell Stanley, 1850-1941
Nancy Cross Stanley, 1885-1979
Nora Acres Stanley, 1918-1991
Ola Holloway Stanley, 1908-1984
Olga Morgan Stanley, 1918-1998
Patricia Ann Stanley, 1946-1946
R L Stanley, 1885-1977
Rhodes Stanley, 1845-1933
Robert Stanley, 1938-2024
Robert Rhodes Stanley, 1932-1982
Ronald Keith Stanley, 1949-1950
Rueben Stanley, 1884-1960
Sarah Lucinda Terry Stanley, 1873-1956
Sherman Stanley, 1893-1918
Thelma Marcum Stanley, 1918-2008
Tillman Stanley, 1920-2001
William Ewart Stanley, 1896-1979
William Jennings Stanley, 1920-1974
William Stanley, 1925-2005
Woodrow Stanley, 1916-1938
Audie Reed Strunk, 1939-2011
Bobby Strunk, 1929-1994
Elizabeth Strunk, 1883-1951
Ellis Strunk, 1882-1955
Filmore Strunk, 1891-1966
Harrison Strunk, 1894-1973
James Strunk, 1906-1970
Laura Bell Reed Strunk, 1903-1995
Lousetta Acres Strunk, 1895-1955
Martha Botts Strunk, 1888-1957
Mary Akers Strunk, 1907-1995
Mary Ann Acres Strunk, 1907-1995
Maxine Strunk, 1928-1928
Melton “Melt” Strunk, 1872-1944
Nancy West Strunk, 1895-1970
Reba June Strunk, 1936-1940
Rosetta Strunk, N/A-1955
Roy Strunk, 1904-1966
Wanda Wilson Strunk, 1956-2018
Edward Tate, 1880-1956
Evelyn Ramsey Taylor, 1909-1930
Deborah Lee Terry, 1972-1972
Leona Wilhite Terry, 1891-1948
Mattie “Patsy” Terry, 1945-2024
Ruth M Sexton Terry, 1934-2007
Lilla Jean Thrasher, 1944-1989
John Brassfield Trammell, 1882-1961
Anita Muse Upchurch, 1955-2015
James Dexter Upchurch, 1942-2011
John Dudley Vaughn, 1881-1965
Doris Jean Vaught, 1948-1948
George Rinzey Vaught, 1904-1938
Harold Vaught, 1922-2003
John D Vaught, 1881-1965
Justine Vaught, 1940-2022
Nila Wright Vaught, 1922-2018
Ollie Mae Reed Vaught, 1885-1947
Dewey Walker, 1892-1935
Hiram Watson, 1879-1957
Lovina Bauswell Watson, 1882-1945
Riley Watson, N/A-N/A
Danny L. Werner, 1946-1946
Duncan West, 1944-2004
Elena West, 1924-1926
Hazel D. West, 1915-2002
Irene Chitwood West, 1925-1998
James M. West, 1873-1957
Jimmy O. West, 1951-1981
Leo West, 1908-1953
Leon West, 1917-1974
Lula Strunk West, 1886-1944
Martha Acres West, 1845-1921
Nancy West, 1869-1959
Pearly Strunk West, 1891-1967
Pleasant W. West, 1837-1922
Sylvania Phillips West, 1872-1954
Rosa Smith West, 1934-1970
Ethel King Wilhite, 1910-2002
Louis C. Wilhite, 1923-1949
William H. Wilhite Sr., 1913-1983
Ancil A. Wolford, 1890-1952
John C. Wolford, 1951-1951
Mary Cotton Wolford, 1917-1994
Rachel Phillips Wright, 1889-1965
Flora Stanley Yancey, 1900-1977
Luther Yancey, 1900-1989
Mack H. Yancy, 1922-1944
This story is part of the Scott County Cemetery Project.