BROWN CEMETERY (on Corinth Road)
This cemetery is on the Corinth Road about a mile from the Corinth Church on property owned by Ken Hines. It is fenced and very well maintained. In addition to the 24 inscribed markers, there are 10-15 fieldstones. In some cases inscribed stones appear to have been added alongside the fieldstones.
Other sources indicate possible names for the unmarked graves as footnoted at the end of the table.
|
Name |
Birth Date |
Death Date |
Inscriptions |
| Brown, W.J. | 4 Mar 1831 | 3 Jun 1899 | |
| Brown, Elizabeth1 | No marker, | Wife of WJ Brown | |
| Brown, Susan M. | 10 Mar 1862 | 19 Jul 1897 | Wife of J.H. Brown |
| Brown, Joseph H. | 1857 | 1934 | |
| Brown, Pearlie | Aug 18, 1890 | 16 Jan 1892 | Daughter of J.H. & S.W. Brown We loved this little tender one And would have ____ her stay. But let our father’s will be done. She lives in endless day |
| Brown, Oscar | 23 Aug 1885 | 16 Sep1885 | Son of ED & MA Brown Budded on earth to bloom in heaven. |
| Burge, Ora ‘Doc’ | 1904 | 1983 | Also a Huddleston funeral home marker |
| Burge, Roscoe2 | No marker | ||
| Burge, Omer | 1891 | 1943 | |
| Burge, Dilly2 | No marker. Wife of Omer | ||
| Cooper, James D. | 1871 | 1938 | Husband of Jennie |
| Cooper, Jennie | 1866 | 1931 | Wife of James D. |
| Cox, James B. | 27 Dec 1855 | 7 Apr 1908 | Why should we mourn our brother’s loss, Since death to him is bliss |
| Cox, Flatia J. | 8 Feb 1826 | 20 Sep 1907 | Hopes once bright are now departed, Since mother’s numbered among the dead |
| Cox, Susan M. | 18 Jun 1868 | 12 Jun 1896 | The sweet remembrances of the just Shall florish when they sleep in dust. |
| Cox, Nathaniel H. | 25 May 1820 | 25 Mar 1891 | Can I forget the agonizing hour, When those loved eyes were closed to look no more |
| Goatee, Nora B. | 20 Sep 1902 | 20 Nov 1979 | Wife of Joe |
| Goatee, Joe Oafton | 14 Mar 1904 | BLANK | Husband of Nora |
| McGaughey, Almeda | 1850 | 1927 | Two fieldstones are near this grave |
| Perry, Hattie | 9 Aug 1885 | 25 Sep 1922 | Wife of Hollie Perry She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother and a friend to all. |
| Riley, Erastus B. | 1855 | 1935 | Love makes memory eternal |
| Searcy, John A. | 21 May 1860 | 14 Aug 1898 | A precious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our home That never can be filled |
| Willard, Mary V. | 1929 | Infant | |
| Willard, Annetta F. | 1939 | Infant | |
| Willard, Phyllis A. | 1942 | Infant | |
| Willard, Brice | 26 Oct 1843 | 18 Oct 1926 | Husband of Lucy |
| Willard, Lucy J. | 17 Jan1847 | 1 Feb1932 | Wife of Brice |
| Williard, William H. | 24 Dec 1865 | 17 Mar 1889 | Will you come to my grave when my spirit has fled, And beneath the green sod I am laid with the dead? When the heart that loved you is turning to clay, And in the calvary’s cold, cold dews I am, I am passing away |
1The article in ‘History & Families: Anderson County, Kentucky’ indicates that Elizabeth Gordon Brown is also buried here, as do notes in a previous transcription by Billy Joe Hume (1989 - in the Anderson Co. Library).
2Dilly Burge, wife of Omer, and Roscoe Burge, son of Omer and Dilly, are also presumed to be buried here (transcription by Billy Joe Hume (1989)
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