1860's
Mourning Gown
Stone Cemetery
Sequatchie County, Tennessee
Compiled
By
Barry and Glenda Schroeder
April 25, 2004
Mourning Costumes made by Glenda Schroeder/1860 Garments By Glenda
1830's
Mourning Gown
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The Stone Cemetery was located in Marion County, Tennessee, until an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee erected Sequatchie County in 1857, from parts of Marion, Hamilton and Bledsoe Counties of Tennessee.
Stone Cemetery is located on West Valley Road about 5 miles South West of Downtown Dunlap, Sequatchie County, Tennessee. This cemetery is a short ways off the road with an Iron gate at the entrance. There is an old fence surrounding the cemetery that is approximately 100 feet wide and 300 feet long with very large, old Oak trees scattered about the cemetery. The weather and nature are taking over this old cemetery and it is in need of some care. We counted 29 graves that were marked with just a rock or the markers had washed away enough you could not read them and there are some sunken places that could be graves that are no longer marked.
We have done our best to record the names and dates of the individuals that are buried in this cemetery as they appeared on their markers but mistakes can be made. If there needs to be a correction, or an addition of someone we might have left out, please Contact me and Iwill be happy to make the addition or corrections. Thank you.
h/o = husband of w/o = wife of s/o = son of d/o = daughter of dm/w = double marker with
CAIN, Catherine E. b. August 15, 1849, d. August 30, 1883, w/o J. M. Cain
CAIN, Col. John W. b. October 27, 1851, d. February 18, 1881
CAIN, George W. b. April 9, 1809, d. July 3, 1889, h/o Rebecca Cain
CAIN, James M. Died July 18, 1892, aged 46 years.
CAIN, Kate E. b. August 18, 1883, d. September 29, 1883, d/o J. M. & C. E. Cain
CAIN, Rebecca (Stone) b. December 16, 1813, d. July 6, 1887, w/o G. W. Cain
CANNON, Alice (Stone) b. January 1, 1860, d. December 12, 1935, w/o W. A. Cannon
CANNON, W. A. b. March 20, 1857, d. December 29, 1909
CONDRA, Clint b. February 28, 1855, d. April 23, 1885
CONDRA, Ernest b. March 4, 1886, d. October 25, 1886
CRAWFORD, Mary Alice b. October 4, 1908, d. October 16, 1927, d/o R. B. & Daisy Crawford
HAVRON, Rhoda J. (Stone) b. March 14, 1823, Delphi, Tenn., d. April 25, 1895, Dunlap, Tenn. dm/w James S. Havron
HAVRON, James S. b. October 10, 1820, Knox County, Tenn., d. July 25, 1867, Gadson County, Florida, Occupation: Lawyer, Served in Mexican War, Member of the TN Legislature 1860 - 1862. dm/w Rhoda J. Stone Havron.
KELSO, Vera Ray b. January 21, 1874, d. October 8, 1903
LANE, Anna Died August 4, 1886, aged 75 years, w/o Daniel Lane
LAYNE, Corp. F. Marion b. 1842, d. September 18, 1867, Co A, 35th INF
LAYNE, George Died 1873, dm/w Rebecca Layne
LAYNE, Infant b. October 13, 1874, d. November 3, 1874, s/o John & Amanda Layne
LAYNE, John B. b. March 25, 1833, d. April 17, 1883
LAYNE, Lieut. John B. 1833 - 1883, Co. D, 1st TN INF - Old CSA marker & newer marker.
LAYNE, Maggie Cope b. May 7, 1875, d. September 25, 1953
LAYNE, Rebecca Died 1873, dm/w George Layne
LAYNE, Taylor b. February 11, 1867, d. January 9, 1944
LOCKHART, William b. February 14, 1873, d. March 6, 1873
OVERTURF, Ida A. b. March 13, 1881, d. October 27, 1906
PANKEY, Teresa (Stone) b. April 13, 1810, d. March ?, 1876, w/o Thomas Pankey
PANKEY, Thomas b. May 20, 1809, d. February 25, 1882, h/o Teresa Pankey
PANKEY, William G. b. September 7, 1841, d. March 18, 1882
PARK, Margaret L. b. March 22, 1856, d. December 15, 1903, w/o W. F. Park
PARKINS, Robert S. b. June 9, 1859, d. August 9, 1883
STONE, Elvira b. July 20, 1838, d. September 3, 1909, w/o and dm/w John. L. Stone
STONE, Gen. William b. January 26, 1791, d. February 18, 1853, h/o Mary Stone
STONE, Hattie Jane b. May 8, 1864, d. January 2, 1880, d/o John L. & Elvira Stone
STONE, John L. b. February 2, 1825, d. December 26, 1899, dm/w Elvira Stone
STONE, M. P. D. b. January 13, 1821, d. November 25, 1895, h/o Sallie Stone
STONE, Mary b. November 30, 1792, d. November 1, 1882, w/o Gen. W. Stone
STONE, Sallie b. February 28, 1841, d. January 30, 1880, w/o M. P. D. Stone
STONE, Teresa Josephine b. November 22, 1857, d. December 22, 1862, d/o J. L. & Elvira Stone
THAXTON, Flora T. b. November 28, 1847, d. December 11, 1900, dm/w J. W. Thaxton
THAXTON, J. W. b. January 15, 1837, d. January 29, 1910, dm/w Flora T. Thaxton
VonROHR, Mattie b. February 1, 1888, d. February 6, 1911
WALKER, Hallie Jane b. December 28, 1881, d. March 8, 1883
WALKER, Lillie Bell b. December 23, 1875, d. September 27, 1879, d/o W. H. & M. A. Walker
WALKER, W. H. 1840 -1904
WHEELER, Lucinda J. b. May 5, 1836, d. February 20, 1892
Additional Stone Children, burials not in Sequatchie Valley provided by: H. Dean Rogers, E-mail: drogers5@charter.net
Spencer
Stone, born Sept. 21, 1827, died Dec. 16, 1905
Spencer Clack Stone, son of Gen. William Stone
Spencer Clack Stone who after the Civil war retired in Florida, where his wife filed for a war pension in 1905. I believe S. C. Stone, who practised law in the Sequatchie Valley before the war, found it difficult to return. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery of Ocala, FL. (Mr. Dean Rogers)
Spencer C. Stone, Co. F, 2nd TN Cav. (Ashby’s) Born born Sept. 21, 1827, in Delphi, TN, the son of Gen. William N. Stone, he was a successful lawyer in Sequatchie County befor the war. He raised a cavalry company known as the Tulloss Rangers (Co. F, 2nd TN Cav.). He lived in Chattanooga during the 1870’s then moved to Ocala, Florida where he died December 16, 1905. (Source: Chattanoogan, Hamilton County Confederates: S-T)
Elvira
Stone Lackey born Dec 16, 1811 Died Jan 27, 1889 Llano City
Cemetery, TX
326ACensus_Year 1850
Lackey Elvira 38 Ten. pg0325B.txt
http://www.us-census.org/pub-ftp/al/randolph/1850/pg0325b.txt
CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE: AL COUNTY: Randolph DIVISION: Beat No. 7 REEL NO: M432-14 PAGE NO: 326A REFERENCE: Handwritten page #651 or #87, Nov. 22, 1850
LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB REMARKS =================================================1 661 661 Lackey John T. 43 M . Farmer 160 Ky. . . . . .
2 661 661 Lackey Elvira 38 F . . . Ten. . . . . .
3 661 661 Lackey William S. 20 M . Farmer . Ten. . . . . .
4 661 661 Lackey Sarah J. 18 F . . . Ten. . . . . .
5 661 661 Lackey C. C. 16 M . Farmer . Ala. . X . . .
6 661 661 Lackey Mary A. 14 F . . . Ala. . X . . .
7 661 661 Lackey Hugh L. 8 M . . . Ala. . X . . .
8 661 661 Lackey Margaret 6 F . . . Ala. . X . . .
9 661 661 Lackey Eliza E. 3 F . . . Ala. . . . . .
Right - The gravestone of John Randles located in the graveyard of Boyd's Creek Baptist Church, TN. Ezekiel Stone was a delegate for this church in 1803 and again in 1805. He received land from the government here for his Revolutionary war service and he and family including son William Stone moved here from Union District, South Carolina (Where general William stone was born) in 1795. John Randles is the brother of James Randles who is the father of Mary Randles Stone.
The spelling of the surname “Randles” is how the family spelled it then, and is or should be the same today.
(Mr. Dean Rogers)
John
Randles, who departed this life June 8, 1869, Aged 91 years, 9mos,
& 4 days.
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