KEEBLER (JACOB) CEMETERY

 Located behind 528 Kyker Rd., Telford, TN in a field. It is on Keebler's Branch of Big Limestone Creek. This cemetery has a chained-link fence around it and has been concreted.

 

 Burials in Keebler Cemetery, Telford, Washington County, TN

Barkley, Anna May, dau. of S.K. & Sallie Barkley, Oct. 16 -17, 1878

Barkley, D.B., July 16, 1826 - Nov. 29, 1895 "Father" [Double stone]

Barkley, Mathew, b & d Oct. 15, 1860

Brigman, Mary C. Oct. 4, 1849 - June 17, 1890 

Haws, Malinda, consort of William Haws, Oct 11, 1801 - Dec 13, 1839 [nee Keebler; m. 4/4/1825]

Haws, Samuel K. Feb __, 1827 - April 4, 1850

Haws, Samuel K. Oct. 1, [1816?] - Oct. 1, 1817 

Ingersoll, Caroline K., Feb. 17, 1822 - May 3, 1842

Ingersoll, M.A., Aug. 14, 1823 - Nov. 29, 1895 "Mother" [Double stone. Wife of D.B. Barkley] 

Keebler, Jacob [Rev.], Oct 22, 1765 - June 1, 1839 [Son of Jacob Armay & Katherine Keebler. Born 2 miles below Marcus Hook, New Castle Co, DE.

Jacob, Sr., b. in Rockbridge Co, VA April 6, 1741, d. Sept 1, 1815 and is buried here in the family cemetery.]

Keebler, Mary, Sr., Sept. 17, 1765 - July 3, 1842 [b. Chester Co, PA, dau. James & Barbara Young]

Keebler, Mary, April 8, 1794 - Nov. 30, 1881 [unmarried]

Keebler, Samuel, Aug. 22, 1800/1804 - May 9, 1892 [unmarried] 

Miller, Mary, wife of Peter Miller, Aug. 18, 1785 - Dec. 23, 1872

Miller, Peter, Nov. 3/9, 1783 - July 11/14, 1865

Six fieldstone mark slave graves.

There is a space which could hold approximately six more graves. Since the whole cemetery is covered in concrete, it is impossible to tell if there are more unmarked graves.

Genealogical information from p. 288, Washington County Tennessee Tombstone Inscriptions, v. III, by Charles M. Bennett and Watauga Association of Genalogists with permission by Loraine B. Rae.

Additional information:

1880 Census Washington County, Tennessee by B. Sistler

Barkley, Daniel B. 51, Mary A. 56, John D. 22, William B. 19 (555)Brigman, Henry 32, Mary 32, Burtie L. 4/12 (481)Keebler, Samuel 75, Mary 86 (555)

Washington County, Tennessee Marriages, 1780-1870 by Goldene Burgner

p. 84 D.B. Barkley - Mary A. Ingersoll -W.B. Cameron m. 20 September 1849, S.Y. Wyly, M.G.p. 25 April 4, 1825, William Haws - Melinda Kibler -Enoch Hail

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KEEBLER (Jacob and Alpheus) CEMETERY

 Located at 746 Pleasant Valley Rd. Jonesborough, TN. A large section of the cemetery contains unmarked graves. Approximately 25 fieldstones were piled along the fence. The cemetery is covered with vines and brush. Some markers are broken; others have fallen over.

GPS location: 36.20.05N 082.30.29W Elevation: 2766 ft.

 NAME

BIRTH

DEATH

ROW#
GRAVE#

COMMENTS

Bacon, Infant

13 Sep 1889

13 Sep 1889

5/1

Infant of J.C. & Julia A. Bacon

Bacon, Infant son

21 Jul 1871

21 Jul 1871

1/2

Shares marker with Isaac Bacon.

Bacon, Isaac

1831

3 Dec 1879

1/1

Shares marker with infant son.

Bacon, Nancy [Keebler]

6 Dec 1833

13 Aug 1894

6/5

Wife of Isaac Bacon. [Married 26 Oct 1859]

Bacon, Tennie J.

16 Jul 1862

1 Nov 1902

6/1

 

Bates, Infant Daughter

[No date]

2 Jul 1891

6/7

 

Bates, Sarah F. Bacon

23 Aug 1864

30 Jun 1891

6/6

 

Brumit, Essie J.

2 Jul 1869

25 Oct 1902

6/2

Wife of A.G. Brumit. [Married 4 Apr 1897]

Brumit, Zelmer B.

16 Jan 1898

7 Jun 1899

6/4

Son of A.G. & E.J. Brumit

Conley, David J

4 Jul 1858

4 Feb 1904

7/3

 

Conley, Ellen Hilbert

15 Aug 1859

21 Jul 1933

7/2

Wife of D.J. Conley

Conley, Mary

11 Jun 1832

27 Aug 1912

8/1

Wife of Jas. A. Conley.

Conley, Nealie Pearl

20 Dec 1891

30 Sep 1897

7/5

Daughter of David J. & Barbria E. Conley.

Conley, Oscar T.

13 Nov 1885

16 Jan 1919

7/1

 

Conley, Willie Carl

25 Dec 1899

9 Jan 1900

7/4

Son of David J. & Barbria E. Conley.

Dove, Aaron

1 Feb 1809

21 Apr 1896

12/2

[Shares marker with Elizabeth Dove]

Dove, Elizabeth

7 Sep 1813

9 Nov 1898

12/3

[Shares marker with Aaron Dove]

Haws, Elizabeth, Jr.

10 Jan 1801

12 Sep 1875

3/1

 

Haws, Jane

29 Feb 1790

6 Aug 1861

3/2

My Sister

Hodge, S.M.

13 Dec 1856

18 Oct 1900

12/1

Wife of G.W. Hodge.

Keebler, Alpha Myrtle

26 Dec 1888

12 Feb 1893

13/3

 

Keebler, Alpheus

25 Mar 1827

21 Jun 1900

3/5

Father

Keebler, Conie B. Murray

24 Sep 1882

19 Nov 1919

9/2

Wife of R.C. Keebler. Mother

Keebler, David Theadore

29 Jan 1856

20 Jan 1906

13/2

 

Keebler, Elizabeth

[Illegible]

[Illegible]

3/3

Wife of Alpheus Keebler

Keebler, Jacob

6 Apr 1792

23 Aug 1877

1/3

[Married Polly Haws 12 Oct 1812]

Keebler, John P.

Jan 1866

10 Mar 1997

2/1

Drowned. 31 Yrs 1 Mo & 15 Dís [Shares a marker with Susan E. Keebler.]

Keebler, Rebecca Murphy

10 Jun 1858

5 Sep 1927

13/1

Wife of David T. Keebler. Mother

Keebler, Robert C.

1881

1944

9/1

 

Keebler, Samuel Jacob

12 Sep 1868

7 Mar 1908

10/1

 

Keebler, Sarah J. Pollard

1857

1909

8/2

Wife of H.C. Keebler

Keebler, Susan E.

23 Jan 1864

[No date]

2/2

Wife of John P. Keebler. [Shares a marker with John P. Keelber.]

Keebler, Susaunah

14 Jan 1880

16 Feb 1905

11/1

Wife of Alpheus Keebler. Mother

Murray, Isadore

17 Jan 1854

26 May 1877

3/4

Wife of J.L. Murray

Squibb, Mary Y.

20 Aug 1825

25 Feb 1902

4/1

 

 

Additional information:

1900 Census Washington County, TN

16th Civil District109/110 Brumit A.G. b. 1873, Essie J b. 1869, Hattie A. b. 1899, Bacon, Hattie P. S-in-Law b. 18875, Lena B. S-in-Law b. 1877.112/113 Keebler, David T. b. 1856, Rebecca P. Wife b. 1858, Jimmie M. Dau b. 1884, Homer C. Son b. 1886, Murphy 2 Dau b. 1895.

1880 Census Washington County, TN

Bacon, Nancy 46, Jacob C. 19, Tennessee 18, Frances 15, Henry H. 14, Mary E. J. 10, Ulyssis 7, Hattie P. 5, Amanda 3 (page 569)Dove, Aaron 71, Elizabeth 68, Clara 25, Margaret 22, William 6 (page 565)Conley, Joseph 54, Elizabeth 50, Mary 23, David 21, Samuel 19, Joseph 18, Lafayette 11 (page 550)Keebler, Henry C. 25, Sarah J. 22, William F. 4, Eskridge E. 2, Lula 2/12 (page 567)

Washington County Tennessee Wills 1780-1879 by Goldene Burger:

p.62: James Keebler February 16, 1856

Wife Sarah. Daughters Malinda English & Mary Hous - to have farm I bought for them from Jane & Elizabeth English Haws, adjoining James English. Heirs of my son James (Joseph, Mary & Elbert) - $210. I provided for son James in his lifetime with land an money. To sons Valentine & John A. Keebler - nothing. Two sons Joseph & Benjamin - land, slave and 3 shares of East Tennessee & Virginia Railroad Stock, wagons and thrashing machines, and pay daughters Catherine, Narcissus & Seraphine - $1000, a horse, saddle and bridle each. Executors: My brother Samuel Keebler. Wit.: R.S. Ferguson, Charles Bacon. Proven December Term 1859. Signed: James Keebler.

p.109: Elizabeth Cauley [Conley ?] November 8, 1887

My land - partly owned by my father Jacob Keebler - my portion decreed by county Court. Land adjoining Alpheus Keebler, Conrad Bashor and others. Sell land and pay Doctor bills and debts. Three oldest children: David J. G. Conley, Samuel R. Conley & Joseph Conley. Land in District 15 - to my husband Joseph A. Conley and my 2 youngest children, Lafayett & Alexander C. Conley. Executor: E.L. Deaderick, Wit.: Conrad Bashor, Robert Bates. Probated December Term 1887. Signed: Elizabeth (X) Cauley [Conley ?] [Note: Elizabeth Keebler married Joseph A. Conley 1 Jan 1852.]

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KEEBLER (JAMES) CEMETERY

Two tombstones are located under a cedar tree near the pond to the left of the house at 632 Hales Chapel Road, Jonesborough. The burials are located to the right of the house near the intersection of Shaddon Road and Hales Chapel Road - Keebler's Crossroads. The exact location of the graves could not be determined since the tombstones had been moved. Over fifty years ago, after obtaining permission from Mr. Dude Keebler of Limestone, the previous owner cleared off the cemetery and kept the tombstones as directed by Mr. Keebler.

GPS location of tombstones: 36.22.004 N 082.28.519W; Elevation: 1748 ft.

 

 

NAME

BIRTH

DEATH

COMMENT

Keebler, James

Keebler, Sarah

26 Dec 1789

[No date]

15 Nov 1859

18 Jun 1888

 

Aged about 89 yrs; wife of James Keebler

Transcribed, photographed and contributed for use on the TNGenWeb-Washington County Page by Betty Jane Hylton, Robert Shell, Donna Briggs, Elaine Cantrell and Ila Hamilton 20 March 2008.

 

Additional information:

1850 Washington County, Tennessee Census, 4th Subdivision E District, 1645/1680

Keebler, James, 60, farmer, born VASarah, 55, born TNCathr, 20, born TNJas, 18, born TNNarcessa 15, born TNBenj. 13, born TNSaraphina 11, born TN

From History of Washington County Tennessee, 1988, by the Watagua Association of Genealogists, page 392:

James Keebler (1789-1859), son of Jacob and Mary Young Keebler, married Mary Rector. Their children: Rector, Malinda, Oziah, Sally. Mary, James Jr., Enoch. After her death, he married Sarah Haws (1795-1888). Their children: Catharine (1829- ), Volentine (1830- ), John A. (1831-1907), Benjamine (1836-1923), Sarah (unmarried) (1839-1913), James and Sarah lived in Buffalo Ridge or Keeblers' Cross Roads. All their children born there. Their beautiful old brick home built in 1842 is still there.

From Washington County, Tennessee Tombstone Inscriptions by Charles M. Bennette and the Watauga Association of Genealogists, with permission from Loraine B. Rae, p. 116:

Located about fives miles North of Jonesboro at Keebler's Crossroads. There were only two legible stones. Copied November 1, 1957 by Charles M. Bennett.

Washington County Cemetery List (WCCL), done in the 1930s by the WPA workers:Established about 1857 by James Keebler, a soldier in the War of 1812, who is buried here. There are four family members and a few slaves here.