Sacred Ground: Reed Cemetery
What started in the late 19th century as a community burial ground above New River has grown into the mid-county area’s largest cemetery with more than 600 burials.
The Reed Cemetery, originally located west of U.S. Highway 27 and east of U.S. 27 since the highway was rerouted in the 1990s, is the New River community’s preeminent burial ground, and it dates back to an era when this community along the new Cincinnati-Southern Railroad was one of the most important places in all of Scott County.
The cemetery dates back at least to 1890, though it’s impossible to date it precisely because there are so many unmarked graves. It remains active today.

Beginnings
A sign affixed to the concrete block arch at the original entrance to Reed Cemetery, which has been in place since the 1950s, states that the cemetery was founded in 1895. The earliest verifiable grave actually goes back a bit earlier than that.
On Feb. 27, 1890, Sampson Reed died and was buried at Reed Cemetery with a simple, hand-engraved concrete monument marking his grave. His is the earliest grave at the cemetery that can be confirmed. His stone is located in the center of the cemetery among the other earliest burials there.
There may be burials that are older than Reed’s. There are a number of graves surrounding his that are marked with small, uninscribed field stones or with funeral home markers that simply state, “Unmarked Grave.” The identities of those buried in these graves are unknown.
One person sometimes reported to have been buried at Reed Cemetery prior to Sampson Reed is Delilah Reed Lewallen — Sampson’s sister. She was the first wife of John Lewallen, Scott County’s first sheriff, who married her younger sister and moved to Texas after her death in 1865. However, if she is buried at Reed Cemetery, her grave is not marked.
In any event, Sampson and Delilah were the son and daughter of Isaac Morris and Phariba Hatfield Reed, and this is the Reed family for which Reed Cemetery is named — the same family that was perhaps the most prominent in 19th century New River.
Phariba’s mother, Rachel Smith Hatfield, is also sometimes reported to be buried at Reed Cemetery. She died sometime between 1840 and 1860. However, as is the case with her granddaughter, Delilah Reed Lewallen, if Rachel is buried at Reed Cemetery, it is in an unmarked grave. (Phariba’s father, Revolutionary War veteran Joseph Hatfield, is buried on Brimstone.)
The Reed family
Phariba Hatfield was born in Virginia and Isaac Reed was born in South Carolina. Both families moved to Tennessee at a time when pioneers from the east side of the Appalachians were crossing the mountains and settling the remote Indian lands beyond in the early 19th century.
Both the Reed and Hatfield families eventually settled in what is now Helenwood. It isn’t clear exactly when Isaac Reed and Phariba Hatfield were married, or whether that marriage took place in Tennessee. Their first child, daughter Pharaba, was born about 1810, when her mother was around 15. Genealogy records sometimes state that she was born in Kentucky. However, she repeatedly told census enumerators that she was born in Tennessee.
In any event, the Reed family would have certainly been in Tennessee by the time their son Campbell County Reed was born in 1820. The area that is now Helenwood was part of Campbell County, Tenn. at the time.
It was Campbell County Reed, the third-born of Isaac and Phariba Reed, who originally settled Hazel Valley outside Oneida, and was the first person buried at Hazel Valley Cemetery.
Isaac and Phariba had an extremely large family — likely consisting of more than 15 children, including Pharaba, Campbell County and Sampson, among many others.
The Phillips family
One of the earliest families represented at the Reed Cemetery is the Phillips family that lived at New River and married into the Reed family.
Baby Ira D. Phillips was the first Phillips to be buried at Reed Cemetery when he died one day after his first birthday in October 1896. His parents were Maynard Harrison (M.H.) and Martha Phillips. His paternal grandparents were Josiah and Rebecca Reed Phillips. Rebecca Phillips was another of the many children of Isaac and Phariba Reed.
In 1902, six years after baby Ira died, his aunt, Vira Phillips died at the age of just 29. She was the sister of M.H. Phillips.
And four years later, in 1906, Rebecca Reed Phillips died at age 57 and was buried at the cemetery. Her husband, Josiah, would later be buried there in 1928.
Rebecca wasn’t the only one of the Reed girls who married into the Phillips family. Catherine Reed married James Granville (J.G.) Phillips. Catherine was the daughter of Sampson Reed and his wife, Sarah McDonald — the daughter of Revolutionary War veteran James McDonald, who is buried at Winona Cemetery. (Sarah died in 1863 and her burial location isn’t clear.) Catherine married J.G. Phillips, the son of Thomas and Esther Terry Phillips. J.G. Phillips was a brother to Josiah Phillips.
In 1907, Nora Phillips, the daughter of J.G. and Catherine Phillips, died at the age of about seven and was buried at the cemetery. (Nora’s age was listed as eight months in the 1900 census.)
In August 1911, nearly one-year-old Ninia Phillips died and was buried at Reed Cemetery. She was a sister to Ira D. Phillips; the daughter of M.H. and Martha Phillips.

The Cecil family
There are several partitions within the Reed Cemetery, with one being the plot of the Cecil family.
The Cecil family was one of the most prominent families in New River, including Beaty Cecil, who served as a Scott County sheriff and judge, as well as stints as a state representative and state senator. He was the father of the so-called “Fighting Cecils of New River,” which included Medal of Honor recipient Col. Joe Cecil.
As was the case with the Phillips family, the Cecil family of New River married into the Reed family. Pharaba Reed, a daughter of Isaac and Phariba Reed, married James Timothy “Tim” Cecil in 1823. They were the grandparents of Beaty Cecil.
Tim Cecil was the first of the Cecil family in Scott County. He was the son of Samuel and Katherine Peavyhouse Cecil.
There is a monument for Tim Cecil within the Reed partition at Reed Cemetery. However, it is only a cenotaph; he was buried at Cecil Cemetery in Huntsville when he died in 1871.
Beaty Cecil married Polly Buttram, a member of the Buttram family that was prominent at New River in the 19th century.
The first Cecil buried at Reed Cemetery was Beaty and Polly’s grandson, Austie, who was nine months old when he died in 1906. He was the son of John Riley and Mary Lou Foster Cecil. Both John and Mary Cecil are buried at Reed Cemetery, as well.
Other Cecils buried at the cemetery include Sam Cecil and his wife, Kizzie Thomas, and Henry Barton Cecil, a son of Beaty Cecil who was killed in a U.S. Navy blimp crash in New Jersey in 1933. Cecil Field near Jacksonville, Fla. is named in Henry Barton Cecil’s honor.
Col. Joe Cecil is not buried at the cemetery; rather, he is buried at Arlington National Cemetery. However, there is a cenotaph at Reed Cemetery to memorialize him.
Finally, Maj. Thomas J. Cecil, another of Beaty Cecil’s sons, is buried at the cemetery, along with George Beaty Cecil, the son of John Riley Cecil, and his wife, Marguerite Hail Cecil.
The Parson family
Directly behind the Cecil family partition at the Reed Cemetery is a section of the cemetery that is made up entirely of graves of members of the Parson family.
Like so many other families that figure prominently at this cemetery and in this community, the Parson family ties into the Reed family.
Guy William Parson (1897-1942) married Allie Reed (1898-1949). They had at least 11 children.
Allie Reed Parson was the daughter of Wiley Reed and Savarie Jane Ellis Reed. Interestingly, while the Reeds are all connected, she did not directly descend from Isaac and Phariba Reed. Instead, her grandfather was Allen Reed, who was Isaac Reed’s brother and is buried at Mountain View — across the river a ways, as the crow flies. Her grandmother was Willie Griffith, the daughter of Revolutionary War veteran Joseph Griffith, who is buried at the Goad Cemetery at Brimstone.
Guy William Parson was the son of John Wesley and Amanda Cecil Parson. His mother’s grandfather, Ezekiel Cecil, was a brother to James Timothy Cecil, the grandfather of Beaty Cecil.
Guy and Allie Parson, and John Wesley and Amanda Parson, are all buried at Reed Cemetery.
The first Parson buried at Reed Cemetery was two-year-old Violet Parson, who died on April 4, 1936. She may have been a daughter of Christopher Columbus and Gertrude Willoughby Parson. Christopher Parson was a brother to Guy William Parson.
Guy Parson Jr. died in 1936. He was less than a year old. Another child of Guy and Allie Parson, Buddy Parson, is buried at Reed Cemetery, as well. Guy Parson Jr. and Buddy Parson have identical headstones.
Another Parson child, infant Martha Ann, died in July 1938 and was buried at the cemetery. She was the daughter of Christopher and Gertrude Parson.
In 1942, infant G.W. Parson died and was buried at the cemetery. And in 1946, two-year-old Wilda Jean Parson died and was buried at the cemetery. Both were the children of Guy and Allie Parson.
Christopher Parson was buried at the cemetery in 1963 and Gertie Parson was buried there in 1986. The most recent member of the family to be buried there was Jeffrey Parson in 2021. He was a grandson of Guy and Allie Parson.
The Parton family
Mixed among the Parson headstones are stones that could easily be confused with them: Members of the Parton family.
The Parton family goes back to Murphy and Emily Slaven Parton, who were buried at Reed Cemetery in 1928. Murphy died on Feb. 13 and Emily died on Oct. 10 of the same year.
Two of Murphy and Emily’s children are buried at the cemetery: Fred Parton, who died in 1979 at age 87, and Earnest Parton, who died in 1969 at age 81.
They also have grandchildren buried at the cemetery who died in infancy: Asbury Parton in 1925 and Roy Parton in 1927. Roy was the son of Fred Parton.

The Mullins family
One of the most tragic stories of Reed Cemetery is the Mullins family partition — not the manner in which they died, necessarily, but the state of their graves.
Little is known about the Mullins family, other than what Robert Bailey recorded in his 1994 book, Cemeteries of Scott County, Tennessee. However, they were apparently a Welsh family who lived in Scott County, including Dr. L.M. Mullins.
Initially, the three Mullins graves were enclosed by an elaborate concrete wall, which required steps to cross over. Their graves were covered by crude crypts, with epitaphs hand-engraved in the concrete.
The crypts have since broken and caved in, and the partition is no longer cared for. In fact, it has been used as a place to discard brush from other parts of the cemetery.
The only grave that can be deciphered is Hattie Mullins, the wife of Dr. L.M. Mullins. She died on Aug. 4, 1924, at the age of 32. Her husband is likely buried beside her, and a third grave may be their young son, who died in 1923 at the age of two.

The Keen family
The Keen family was another of New River’s prominent early families. The story starts with A.Y. Keen, who owned a bottling company there.
The bottling company actually began in Oneida. It was located first on Depot Street, then across the tracks where the Hartco flooring plant was later built, then on Main Street. It was sold to Joseph Najar, a Syrian immigrant, who in turn sold it to Keen. It was Keen who moved the bottling company to New River.
Keen also bought New River’s hotel, which had been started by Reuben Hurtt, a one-time sheriff of Scott County.
Keen was the son of James Marion and Virginia Mabry Keen, who are buried at Huntsville Cemetery.
James Keen was originally from the Celina, Tenn. area, and moved to Buffalo in 1875 before later moving to Huntsville. His two-story mercantile in Huntsville was one of Scott County’s largest stores at the time.
The Keens were descended from Maj. Alderson Thompson Keen, who lived in Scott County briefly and persuaded Union Gen. Ambrose Burnside to move his massive army through Scott County en route to defeat Confederate forces in Knoxville in 1863.
One of Maj. A.T. Keen’s daughters was Helen Blanche Keen, who married James Francis Baker. Their youngest son was Congressman Howard Baker Sr.
A.Y. Keen was a successful businessman, but perhaps not as well-known as his brother, Willard Keen. Willard Keen practiced law with James Francis Baker in Huntsville before eventually moving to Chattanooga and starting an insurance firm.
A.Y. Keen died in 1959 and was buried at Reed Cemetery. Prior to that, Walter Keen had been buried at the cemetery in 1954, and an infant Keen had been buried at the cemetery in 1923.
Walter Keen was A.Y. Keen’s second-born son. The infant Keen was likely another of A.Y. Keen’s children.
Later burials at the cemetery included A.Y. Keen’s wife, Willie Hall, who died in 1965; his son, John Hall Keen, who died in 1980; John Keen’s wife Cora McDonald Keen, who died in 1985; and Nancy Slaven Keen in 1985.
Cemetery Census
REED CEMETERY
GPS Coordinates: 36.39108, -84.54028
First burial: 1890* • Last burial: 2023
Ruth Sexton Abernathy 1908 – 1943
Jessie Adair 1905 – 1929
Sarie Susie Adair 1869 – 1929
Dennis Floyd Adkins 1933 – 1953
Dewey Adkins 1898 – 1957
Rena Jeffers Adkins 1912 – 1979
Amy Newport Arnold 1959 – 2016
James David Barnes 1958 – 1998
James Battles 1924 – 2003
Leslie Battles 1949 – 2002
Ruby Crowley Battles 1927 – 1997
Tony Battles 1978 – 2007
Christopher Bishop 1975 – 2019
Fleeda Washam Bishop 1919 – 1981
George Bishop 1914 – 1956
Jim Bishop, 1945-2024
Naomi Brumett Bishop, 1950 – 2022
Ethel Reed Blevins 1907 – 1959
Mildred Blevins 1931 – 1995
William Blevins 1895 – 1969
Mary Borring 1916 – 1917
Alma Davis Bowling 1923 – 1983
Ben Bowling 1934 – 2021
Dorothy Norris Bowling 1910 – 2000
Florence Washam Bowling 1909 – 1988
Fred Bowling 1899 – 1973
Harrison Bowling Sr. 1897 – 1969
Joyce Cope Bowling 1939 – 2020
Mary Parton Bowling 1943 – 1976
Mary Bowling 1891 – 1973
Nara Bowling 1896 – 1990
Vernon Bowling 1913 – 1984
Kenneth Bradley 2004 – 2004
Bynum Bradshaw 1893 – 1965
Larry Bradshaw 1941 – 2008
Lena Parton Bradshaw 1922 – 1988
Mary Jeffers Bradshaw 1947 – 2014
Ernest Branscum 1914 – 1973
Pauline Lawson Branscum 1919 – 1992
Rosalind Overton Brewster 1978 – 2009
Keisha Newport Briner 1964 – 2009
James Brown 1888 – 1964
Ruth Draughn Brown 1907 – 1985
Clifton Brumett 1926 – 1991
Irlee Brumett 1924 – 1989
James Brumett 1935 – 2019
Linda Dishman Brumett 1937 – 2007
Louise Brumett 1929 – N/A
Majorie Terry Brumett 1906 – 1959
Otis Brumett 1912 – 1971
Pauline Brumett 1921 – 1996
Ruby Griffith Brumett 1920 – 2011
Annamarie Barnes Brummett 1962 – 2022
Bernard Brummett 1924 – 1978
Charlotte Hughett Brummett 1949 – 1981
Edgar Brummett 1929 – 1999
Ellen Griffith Brummett 1924 – 1995
James Brummett 1944 – 2012
Marie Thompson Brummett 1920 – 1993
Odell Brummett 1923 – 2001
Roy Brummett 1905 – 1980
Alva Burdett 1931 – 1940
Edison Burdett 1929 – 1932
China Phillips Buttram 1879 – 1965
John Buttram 1860 – 1937
Mary Hale Buttram 1865 – 1932
Mayme Buttram 1902 – 1923
Noble Buttram 1896 – 1934
Robert Byrd 1928 – 1930
Thomas Byrd 1930 – 1983
John Campbell 1946 – 2020
Troy Cannon 1943 – 2017
Tootsie Cantrell 1926 – 2024
William Cantrell 1922 – 1989
Charline Madden Carson 1912 – 1985
Harold Carson 1913 – 1985
Austie Cecil 1905 – 1906
Beatty Cecil 1849 – 1931
George Cecil 1904 – 1970
Henry Cecil 1888 – 1933
James Cecil 1873 – 1958
James Cecil 1889 – 1946
John Cecil 1875 – 1961
Kizzie Thomas Cecil 1864 – 1936
Marguerite Hail Cecil 1908 – 1970
Mary Foster Cecil 1879 – 1932
Pauline Buttram Cecil 1858 – 1938
Sallie Cecil 1903 – 1914
Sam Cecil 1854 – 1933
Thomas Cecil 1885 – 1974
Betty Potter Chambers 1929 – 2005
Ernie Willoughby Chambers 1879 – 1971
Hester Norris Chambers 1913 – 2006
Loma Hudson Chambers 1895 – 1975
Paul Chambers 1926 – 1980
Roosevelt Chambers 1906 – 1972
Roosevelt Chambers 1903 – 1975
Dorothy Chappell 1969 – 1970
Wilda Gunther Chappell 1941 – 1999
Rogetta Chitwood Chitwood 1961 – 2009
Cordelia Brown Cobble 1893 – 1913
Ella Phillips Cobble 1871 – 1910
Donna Driver Conatser 1905 – 1991
Lester Conatser 1900 – 1979
William Cook 1835 – N/A
Bertha Baird Cross 1902 – 1957
William Cross 1903 – 1962
Brenda Marlow Crowley 1940 – 1963
Edgar Culver 1900 – 1972
Lelia Stanley Culver 1904 – 1961
Martha Culver 1943 – 1964
Hazel Triplett Cunningham 1914 – 2005
Boyd Daniel 1917 – 1933
Lula High Daniel 1886 – 1935
Violet Daniel 1908 – 1909
Brian Daugherty 1977 – 2015
Vince Daugherty 1970 – 1995
Arthur Davis 1931 – 1978
Evelyn De Numbreun 1922 – 1925
Lula High Daniel 1886 – 1935
Violet Daniel 1908 – 1909
Brian Daugherty 1977 – 2015
Vince Daugherty 1970 – 1995
Arthur Davis 1931 – 1978
Evelyn De Numbreun 1922 – 1925
Archie Dishman 1901 – 1994
Birtha Shoopman Dishman 1903 – 1984
James Dishman 1937 – 2002
Shirley Waterman Dishman 1944 – 2021
Walter Dishman 1945 – 2012
Dulcie Drake 1881 – 1965
Walter Drake 1869 – 1939
Paul Dyer 1912 – 1969
Pauline Jeffers Dyer 1917 – 1992
Raymond Dykes Jr. 1922 – 1943
A. V. Ellis 1916 – 1970
Maud Madden Ellis 1918 – 2003
Teresa Ellis 1955 – 1955
Martin Felger 1904 – 1979
Ruth Marlow Felger 1913 – 1975
Adam Fryar 1901 – 1973
James Fryar 1862 – 1954
Julia Shetley Fryar 1878 – 1970
Anna Gibson 1912 – 1912
Carl Gibson 1920 – 1921
Carol Sue Gibson 1948 – 1948
Ida Daniel Gibson 1879 – 1958
James Phillip Gibson 1870 – 1950
Mandy Gibson 1851 – 1910
Maude McCoy Gibson 1890 – 1979
Thomas Gibson 1883 – 1939
William Gibson 1853 – 1925
Anthony Gogarn 1872 – 1942
Terri Lawson Goodman 1963 – 2000
Phyllis Overton Gossett 1947 – 2016
Sheila Overton Gray 1950 – 2017
Churmley Griffith 1907 – 1982
Etta Hughett Griffith 1906 – 2000
Gene Griffith 1933 – 2006
James Olson Griffith 1933 – 2014
Joyce Ellis Griffith 1934 – 2010
McKinley Griffith 1913 – 1954
Vergia Griffith 1915 – N/A
Amanda Boles Gunther 1876 – 1958
Andrew Gunther 1875 – 1957
Beatrice Lawson Gunther 1912 – 2000
James Gunther 1914 – 1969
Lillian West Gunther 1922 – 1998
Stephen Gunther 1966 – 1966
Susie Stewart Gunther 1943 – 2023
Teresa Gunther 1960 – 2016
Walter Gunther Jr. 1931 – 2016
Walter Gunther Sr. 1906 – 1957
Alfred Hale 1871 – 1946
Mary Hale 1888 – 1940
John Hamilton 1941 – 1963
Rachel Smith Hatfield 1758 – 1858
Hugh Hawthorne 1909 – 1988
Louvania Newport Hawthorne 1910 – 2004
Billy Henize 1956 – 1956
Luvania Griffith Petree 1869 – 1955
Flora Parson High 1891 – 1974
Nona Hill 1928 – 2003
Andy Honeycutt 1873 – 1959
Jane Honeycutt 1901 – 1919
Jane Honeycutt 1880 – 1970
Ethel Miller Huckeby 1936 – 2018
Haskel Huckeby Jr. 1935 – 2020
Richard Huckeby 1957 – 2019
Iven Hudson 1867 – 1946
Bud Hughett 1907 – 1987
Cora Mixom Hughett 1884 – 1970
James Hughett 1944 – 1968
James Hughett 1909 – 1984
Jasper Hughett 1935 – 1994
John Hughett 1883 – 1970
Ora Brummett Hughett 1928 – 2008
Troy Hughett 1964 – 1966
Albert Hutson 1923 – 2001
Eunia Phillips Hutson 1928 – 2008
Monroe Hutson 1923 – 2001
Carl Ingram 1920 – 2006
Virgie Whitt Ingram 1918 – 2013
Alma Burroughs Jeffers 1894 – 1956
Calvin Jeffers 1878 – 1947
Gorman Jeffers 1882 – 1964
Ida Trammell Jeffers 1897 – 1969
Nelle Newport Jeffers 1878 – 1965
Semor Jeffers 1891 – 1957
Shirley Brumett Jeffers 1946 – 2018
Flora Lawson Johnston 1906 – 1996
A Y Keen Sr. 1878 – 1959
Cora McDonald Keen 1915 – 1985
Infant Keen 1923 – 1923
John Hall Keen 1915 – 1980
Nancy Slaven Keen 1907 – 1985
Walter Keen 1907 – 1954
Willie Keen 1884 – 1965
Hettie Marcum Keeton 1893 – 1952
Johnny Keeton 1918 – 2002
Leonard Keeton 1886 – 1962
Leonard Keeton Jr. 1924 – 1992
Opha Murley Keeton 1913 – 1998
Cassie Hamblin Kimbrell 1918 – 1963
Leonard Kimbrell 1884 – 1967
Albert Lawson 1917 – 1991
Alice Newport Lawson 1887 – 1976
Alma Tatsch Lawson 1924 – 1995
Beulah Potter Lawson 1907 – 1996
Burnetta Robbins Lawson 1876 – 1957
Carl Lawson Jr. 1952 – 1952
Carl Lawson Sr. 1914 – 1985
Clifford Lawson 1904 – 1995
Connie Hicks Lawson 1893 – 1952
Dean Lawson 1936 – 2016
Ella Hatfield Lawson 1904 – 1973
Eugene Lawson 1933 – 1952
Fealin Lawson 1911 – 2000
Flonnie Washam Lawson 1921 – 2002
Floyd Lawson 1908 – 1967
George Lawson 1921 – 1991
Glenn Lawson 1946 – 2023
Infant Lawson 1917 – 1919
Jacob Lawson 1889 – 1947
John Lawson 1904 – 1974
John Lawson 1877 – 1969
Marion Lawson 1906 – 1956
Martha Miller Lawson 1895 – 1945
Mary Hatfield Lawson 1920 – 2001
Ruth Jeffers Lawson 1915 – 2002
Tillman Lawson 1878 – 1947
Violet Crowley Lawson 1914 – 1995
William Lawson 1950 – 2021
William Lawson 1918 – 1995
William Lawson Sr. 1891 – 1971
Delilah Reed Lewallen 1815 – 1865
Carlie Lloyd 1936 – 2010
Irene Triplett Lloyd 1923 – 1997
Marion Lloyd 1896 – 1961
Loretta Means Lloyd 1942 – 2022
Mary Massengale Lloyd 1897 – 1986
Thomas Lloyd 1945 – 2017
Virgil Lloyd 1926 – 2006
Vivian Zachary Lloyd 1939 – 2019
Canaan Losey 2005 – 2005
Bertha Norris Low 1898 – 1989
Beverly Low 1942 – 1943
Lucy Low 1921 – 1926
Robert Low 1893 – 1959
Debra Dennis Lowe 1963 – 1999
Elsie Brumett Lowe 1920 – 1991
Elwood Lowe 1919 – 1988
Leemon Lowe 1911 – 1978
Loyd Lowe 1941 – 2022
Nancy Norris Lowe 1893 – 1921
Roger Lowe 1956 – 2014
Ruby Parton Lowe 1928 – 1997
Artie Phillips Madden 1923 – 1980
Coleman Madden 1913 – 1974
Daughter Madden 1911 – 1911
Dave Madden 1975 – 1997
Donald Madden 1947 – 1967
Edna Madden 1904 – 1984
Henry Madden 1892 – 1924
James Madden 1880 – 1937
John Madden 1887 – 1977
Maud Jeffers Madden 1892 – 1962
Quintillian Mason Madden 1853 – 1930
William Madden 1888 – 1952
John Madon 1853 – 1908
Daniel Marlow 1980 – 1980
George Marlow 1915 – 1994
Luther Marlow Sr. 1881 – 1951
Macel Fryar Marlow 1894 – 1977
Walter Marlow 1918 – 1987
Edwin Martin 1890 – 1982
Etta Tucker Martin 1895 – 1965
Alice Reynolds Massengale 1893 – 1966
Lewis Massengale 1887 – 1975
Myrtle McCowan 1896 – 1917
John McCoy 1857 – 1927
Aree Jones McDonald 1922 – 1991
James McDonald 1918 – 1998
Martha Newport McGill 1902 – 1985
McElroy Miller 1925 – 1927
Edd Monday 1893 – 1958
Rosie Honeycutt Moore N/A – N/A
Roxie Moore 1910 – 1951
Stephen Moore 1900 – 1981
Delta Combs Morton 1897 – 1953
Harvey Morton 1879 – 1956
Child Mullins 1921 – 1923
Female Mullins 1892 – 1924
Beatrice Human Murley 1907 – 1981
Eliza Bruton Murley 1853 – 1931
James Murley 1883 – 1942
James Murley Sr. 1906 – 1959
John Murley 1850 – 1911
Mattie Brummett Murley 1882 – 1962
Mona Beatrice Murley 1908 – 1910
James Nelson 1901 – 1950
Rose Nelson 1908 – 1999
Ada Evans Newport 1930 – 2015
Agnes Brummett Newport 1932 – 1975
Andrew Newport Jr. 1927 – 1990
Arlie Newport 1935 – 2023
Betty Newport 1930 – 1984
Billy Newport 1932 – 2005
Charlette Newport 1951 – 1951
Dennis Newport 1937 – 1997
Edison Newport 1939 – 2016
Emmitt Newport 1906 – 1985
Flotilla Newport 1905 – 1996
Hanne Newport 1932 – 2010
Herman Newport 1917 – 1979
James Newport 1928 – 1992
Kelly Newport 1898 – 1970
Lena Bowling Newport 1908 – 2000
Lois Hall Newport 1936 – 2008
Lori Lloyd Newport 1968 – 2020
Minnie Griffith Newport 1920 – 1991
Peggy Stanton Newport 1944 – 1996
Richard Newport 1965 – 1989
Robert Newport 1951 – 2015
Roger Newport 1950 – 2005
Vickie Newport 1956 – 1960
Henry Norris 1915 – 1965
Kinley Norris 1927 – 2006
Pairzida Norris 1866 – 1944
William Norris 1861 – 1934
Infant Orick 1948 – 1948
Cegial Overton 1920 – 2000
Evelyn Parson Overton 1923 – 2007
Faith Seabolt Overton 1948 – 2012
Roger Overton 1944 – 1985
James Owens 1835 – 1914
Joe Owens 1875 – 1951
Martha Phillips Owens 1876 – 1932
Mary Bruton Owens 1835 – 1914
Allie Reed Parson 1898 – 1949
Amanda Cecil Parson 1869 – 1938
Buddy Parson N/A – N/A
Christopher Parson 1900 – 1963
Earl Parson 1932 – 2007
G W Parson 1942 – 1942
Gertrude Willoughby Parson 1907 – 1986
Guy Parson Jr. 1936 – 1936
Guy Parson Sr. 1897 – 1942
Henderson Parson 1903 – 1956
Imogene Dishman Parson 1935 – 2020
Jeffrey Parson 1958 – 2021
Jeffrey Parson 1959 – 1999
John Parson 1861 – 1937
Josie Overton Parson 1933 – 1996
Larry Parson N/A – N/A
Martha Parson 1938 – 1938
Richard Parson 1957 – 2018
Violet Parson 1934 – 1936
Wilda Parson 1943 – 1946
Willard Parson 1917 – 1980
Asbury Parton 1925 – 1925
Scott Parton 1923 – 1941
Doyle Parton Jr. 1964 – 1975
Doyle Parton Sr. 1933 – 2012
Earnest Parton 1888 – 1969
Fred Parton 1892 – 1979
Gordon Parton 1930 – 2000
Inis Slaven Parton 1903 – 1940
Joey Parton 1960 – 2015
John Parton 1918 – 1995
Kathern Honeycutt Parton 1900 – 1970
Leo Parton 1925 – 2007
May Cann Parton 1922 – 1972
Murphy Parton 1861 – 1928
Ray Parton 1929 – 2003
Roy Parton 1927 – 1927
Sara Slaven Parton 1863 – 1928
Scott Parton 1929 – 1941
Sherry Parton 1966 – 2017
William Parton 1948 – 2013
Wilma Overton Parton 1935 – 2001
Allie Newport Patterson 1907 – 1983
Lloyd Patterson 1923 – 1990
Martha Watson Patterson 1926 – 2005
Nelson Patterson 1904 – 2000
Twins Patterson 1970 – 1970
Sarah Madden Pemberton 1876 – 1947
Coulter Pendegraph 1871 – 1942
Donovine Pendegraph 1901 – 1905
Mary Goode Pendergraph 1874 – 1917
Walter Pendergraph 1904 – 1905
Brenda Pennington 1947 – 2022
Gary Pennington 1975 – 1975
Murley Pennington 1935 – 1955
Nova Murley Pennington 1912 – 1992
William Pennington 1915 – 1980
William Pennington 1900 – 1962
Jerline Perry 1931 – 2014
Richard Perry 1937 – 2021
Teddy Perry 1912 – 1990
Truie Perry Perry 1914 – 1988
Anna Washam Phillips 1906 – 1929
Ella Phillips 1897 – 1964
Floyd Phillips 1915 – 1965
Frad Phillips 1806 – 1806
Ira D Phillips 1905 – 1906
James Phillips N/A – N/A
James Phillips 1937 – 2016
Jennifer Rose Phillips 1937 – 2018
John Phillips 1857 – 1932
Josiah Phillips 1845 – 1928
Marlia Phillips 1910 – 1911
Mary Storey Phillips 1938 – 2001
McKinley Phillips 1917 – 1976
Nina Phillips 1910 – 1911
Nora Phillips N/A – 1907
Rebecca Reed Phillips 1848 – 1905
Sarrah Chitwood Phillips 1865 – 1934
Vira Phillips 1872 – 1902
Wilda Phillips N/A – N/A
Amanda Madden Potter 1878 – 1958
Clifford Potter 1909 – 1950
Iva Potter 1932 – 1933
Julia Potter 1909 – 1989
Lee Potter 1885 – 1926
Willis Potter 1946 – 2010
Ethel Smith Reagan 1904 – 1936
Amon Reed 1884 – 1959
Arthur Reed 1922 – 1994
Barbara Webb Reed 1942 – 2014
Carl Reed 1926 – 2012
Carl Reed 1946 – 2014
Charles Reed 1892 – 1966
Chester Reed 1915 – 2003
Clyde Reed 1919 – 1990
Daisy Smith Reed 1901 – 1995
Edith Reed 1924 – 2000
Edna Coker Reed 1919 – 2007
Eldora Newport Reed 1877 – 1959
Emma Rose Reed 1927 – 2007
Flora Newport Reed 1897 – 1985
George Reed 1927 – 2007
James Reed 1930 – 1963
John Reed 1916 – 1939
Joyce Voiles Reed 1922 – 1991
Kermit Reed 1924 – 1963
McKinley Reed 1896 – 1969
McKinley Reed 1945 – 2000
Nelson Reed 1869 – 1947
Patricia Reed 1949 – 2007
Pearl Newport Reed 1901 – 1964
Raymond Reed 1933 – 2007
Rolman Reed 1892 – 1972
Sampson Reed 1827 – 1890
Shirley Wright Reed 1937 – 2022
Vernon Reed 1928 – 2019
Veryl Pitt Reed 1904 – 1994
Warren Reed 1920 – 2004
Wiley Reed 1894 – 1954
William Reed 1898 – 1984
Wilma Yancey Reed 1927 – 2018
Lilia Reed Riordan 1931 – 1988
R. L. Robbins 1926 – 2008
Clara Keith Rose 1904 – 1994
Claude Rose 1929 – 1952
Ezra Rose 1902 – 1966
Michael Schmitz 1957 – 1957
Naoma West Schmitz 1932 – 2008
Ruth Secton 1908 – 1943
Barbara Parson Seibers 1934 – 2022
Edward Settles 1856 – 1927
Edward Settles 1919 – 1982
Eva Newport Settles 1887 – 1969
Helen Rose Settles 1944 – 1945
Kathleen Keeton Settles 1923 – 2021
Andrew Sexton 1878 – 1954
Arthur Sexton 1912 – 1944
Belle Sexton 1887 – 1931
Bertie Lawson Sexton 1910 – 1994
Cassie Lowe Sexton 1905 – 1975
Charlie Sexton 1952 – 2020
Claude Sexton N/A – 1947
Clem Sexton 1908 – 1931
Edith Jeffers Sexton 1913 – 2001
Edna Phillips Sexton 1887 – 1931
Edward R. Sexton, 1936 – 2024
Eliza Duncan Sexton 1884 – 1964
Elwood Sexton 1904 – 1964
Flem Sexton 1915 – 1942
Glenna Strunk Sexton 1914 – 2005
Harrel Sexton 1922 – 1923
Hattie Duncan Sexton 1878 – 1955
James Sexton 1912 – 1977
James Sexton 1922 – 1978
James Sexton III 1986 – 1986
Jasper Sexton 1885 – 1959
Jicy Blakley Sexton 1855 – 1939
John Sexton 1876 – 1946
Leslie Sexton 1898 – 1959
Lindsay Sexton 1911 – 1999
Lois Jeffers Sexton 1933 – 2000
Maggie High Sexton 1888 – 1969
Myrtle Jeffers Sexton 1920 – 1992
Robert Sexton 1934 – 2012
Thelma Sexton, 1940 – 2024
Miller Francis Shelton 1853 – 1911
Rachel Goode Shelton 1853 – 1908
Euless Shoemaker 1932 – 1954
Ulys Shoemaker 1903 – 1968
Charline Parson Shoopman 1920 – 1945
Alfred Sims N/A – N/A
Jonathan Sims 1917 – 1999
Ollie Parton Sims 1928 – 2022
Clay Slaven 1918 – 1945
John Slaven 1877 – 1933
John Slaven 1868 – 1938
Sarah Smith Slaven 1877 – 1968
Tollie Slaven 1914 – 1987
Wilbert Slaven 1916 – 1999
Mary Crabtree Ross 1934 – 2022
Mearl Smith 1923 – 2003
Thelma Smith Smith 1921 – 1997
Della Smithers 1913 – 1936
Lester Snyder Jr. 1951 – 2021
Betty Gunther Southerland 1945 – 2019
Bailey Butram Stanley 1866 – 1950
Viola Thompson Stanley 1877 – 1948
James Stanton 1943 – 2004
Terry Stevens 1982 – 2023
Alma Sexton Stevenson 1901 – 1960
Alvin Strunk 1913 – 1913
Barbara Strunk 1928 – 1994
David Strunk 1951 – 1953
Etta Conatser Strunk 1888 – 1975
Irene Shafter Strunk 1925 – 1944
Olive King Strunk 1869 – 1941
Sylvia Strunk 1897 – 1950
Whitley Strunk 1889 – 1947
Barbara Newport Swift 1952 – 2002
Cora Washam Taylor 1911 – 1961
Hubert Terry 1939 – 2009
Mary Newport Terry 1942 – 1981
Thomas Thomas 1897 – 1931
William Thomas 1853 – 1944
John Thompson 1943 – 1987
Simon Thompson 1879 – N/A
Herbert Triplett 1929 – 2005
Loretta Ingram Triplett 1934 – 2018
Stella McGuire Triplett 1894 – 1976
Thomas Triplett 1889 – 1957
Charles Vanderpool 1958 – 2014
Donald Vanderpool 1936 – 2014
Donnie Vanderpool 1961 – 1978
Emma Summers Vanderpool 1876 – 1943
Terrel Asberry Vanderpool 1878 – 1951
James Wallace 1973 – 2013
Donna Washam 1943 – 1943
Doyle Washam 1910 – 1988
Hazel Phillips Washam 1929 – 1970
Ida Newport Washam 1881 – 1964
James Washam 1884 – 1955
James Washam 1912 – 1969
Louina Phillips Washam 1920 – 2000
Martha McCoy Washam 1884 – 1969
Johnny Watson 1927 – 2020
June Chambers Watson 1930 – 2015
Mary Murley Watson 1929 – 1999
Bertha Weghofer 1911 – 1964
Martin Weghofer 1898 – 1967
Anna Pennington West 1927 – 1982
Barbara West 1860 – 1928
Benjamin West 1956 – 1956
Clara Phillips West 1900 – 1985
Clarence West 1922 – 1944
Claude West 1924 – 1997
Cynthia Ann West 1962 – 1962
Henry West 1893 – 1978
Kate West 1887 – 1937
Kenneth West 1930 – 2015
Lillian West 1924 – 1930
Ray West 1919 – 1945
William West 1860 – 1945
Eda Woodard 1908 – 1940
Mack Woodward 1908 – 1975
Christine Parson Wright 1921 – 1971
Teresa Triplett Young 1961 – 2023
Johnny Zachary 1949 – 2002
This story is part of the Scott County Cemetery Project.