Burial Plots
Albert Meade Family Cemetery Hurricane Creek Rd. at the home of Charles & Shelby Meade Hurricane Creek, Pike County, Kentucky
Submitted by Lisa Anderson
| FULL NAME [Sort ↓ ↑] | BIRTH | DEATH | NOTES |
|---|---|---|---|
| MEADE, Albert Richard - "Alb" | 07-22-1910 | 04-07-1981 | h/o Nellie Lee Compton Meade, s/o Alex Meade & Linda Stephens Meade |
| MEADE, Nellie Lee COMPTON | 02-22-1915 | 03-31-2001 | wife of Alb Meade- daughter of John Wallace Compton & Ida Belle Adkins |
| MEADE, Burley Arthur | 02-26-1939 | infant son of Alb Meade & Nellie Compton Meade | |
| MEADE, Clint V. | 1946 | stillborn son of Alb Meade & Nellie Compton Meade | |
| MEADE, Alexander "Alex" or "Elec" | 06-09-1882 | 08-08-1956 | s/o John Lemuel Meade & Hester Burgess Meade |
| MEADE, Linda STEPHENS "Lindy" | 03-07-1891 | 12-01-1918 | w/o Alex Meade, d/o Ira Stephens & Mary Adkins |
| MEADE, Delsie | 1908 | 1916 | d/o Alex Meade & Lindy Stephens Meade |
| MEADE, Lilburn Kendrick | 03-04-1912 | 04-07-1914 | s/o Alex Meade & Lindy Stephens Meade |
| BLAIR, Hester Ann MEADE | 04-18-1914 | 12-02-1990 | d/o Alex Meade & Lindy Stephens Meade, w/o Whet Blair |
| BLAIR, Whetsel "Whet" | 03-03-1914 | 02-1974 | s/o Chris Blair & Cynthia Adkins Blair, h/o Hester Meade Blair |
| BLAIR, Bobby Joe | 08-09-1940 | infant son of Whet Blair and Hess Meade Blair | |
| MEADE, James Ireland | 10-07-1916 | 12-01-1979 | s/o Alex Meade & Lindy Stephens Meade, h/o Bertha Compton Meade |
| MEADE, Bertha COMPTON | 01-13-1923 | 09-26-1987 | d/o John Wallace Compton & Ida Belle Adkins, w/o James Ireland Meade |
| KENDRICK , Elma COMPTON "Elmie" | d/o John Wallace Compton & Ida Belle Adkins , w/o Woodrow Kendrick | ||
| KENDRICK - Woodrow | h/o Elmie Compton | ||
A woman & her baby are buried here; toward the bottom of the hill, set apart from the other graves. Legend tells us that her husband didn't have a grave in which to bury his wife and child, and that the Meade family offered him a plot in their cemetery. There doesn't seem to be any marking. My Mom says that growing up, there was never a marker.