VETERANS  BURIED  IN   DANCYVILLE  METHODIST  CEMETERY

CONFEDERATE    VETERANS
BURIED IN
DANCYVILLE  UNITED   METHODIST  CEMETERY

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                NAME        RANK                   CONFEDERATE   UNIT
    I. W. Coppedge*            Sgt.              A  Company     9th Tennessee Infantry
    J. A. Coppedge*                                    G  Company   16th Tennessee Infantry
    George Jackson Coppedge*                        I  Company    12th  Tennessee Calvary  1st  Partisan Rangers
    W. B. Douglas              Pvt.             B  Company   15th Tennessee Infantry
    William Henry Ford           Cpl.                 A   Company     9th Tennessee Infantry
    T. N. Hughes (Thomas Newton)           2nd Lt.                 E   Company    9th Tennessee Infantry¹
    J. H.  Kerr (John Henry)*                   (?)   Entered  March  1864 ~ Wounded  at  Atlanta  (see 4)
    W. F. Kerr (William Fletcher)*               Pvt.             A Company     9th Tennessee Infantry
    J. W. Moore²           Cpl.                 D Company     9th Tennessee Infantry
    F. B. Ragland                       A Company     9th Tennessee Infantry
    T. F. Ragland³              Lieutenant                 L Company     9th Tennessee Infantry
    J. S. Rawlins              Pvt.                 G Company   21st Wilson's Tennessee Unit
    W. H. Scott              3rd Lt.                 A Company     9th Tennessee Infantry
    I. N. Stanley (Isaac N.)              Pvt.             L Company     9th Tennessee Infantry
    W. R. Tripp              3rd Lt.             A Company    9th Tennessee Infantry

              * Denotes brothers (Five Coppedge brothers served for the Confederacy in the War)
                  ¹ Also later joined Gen.  Forrest's  3rd Tennessee Calvary.
                    ²Captured at Battle of Chattanooga, Nov. 16, 1863, imprisioned at Camp Morton, Indiana. Released May 1, 1865.
                    ³Killed at Battle of Chickamauga. His father sent man servant, to bring body back by wagon, for burial in home cemetery.
                        4According to Goodspeed, Haywood County, 1887

                  United Methodist Cemetery records - Dorothy Moore, Historian
                     Cemetery 'read', updates and comments  by Mary Kay Dancy Smith, December 2000.

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OTHER  VETERANS   BURIED  IN  DANCYVILLE  METHODIST CEMETERY

WAR OF 1812

Burchette  Douglass

SPANISH AMERICAN WAR

George  Key¹

WORLD WAR I

Rudolph J. 'Doc'  Clark²
Rawlins  Moore
Charles  Key
Allen  Cherry
Ray Smith
Thomas  Jones
Dr. Cleveland  Payne

WORLD WAR  II

James H. Dancy
Sam  Tinsley
Frank  Sweet
Edwin   Bragg
George  Willis  Crawford
David Wayne Beard Sr.
Barton Schulz
Edwin Fincher
Marshall Moore
Dan Phillips Jr.
Frank T. Bragg
Joe Moore Jr.
Billy Moore
D. C. Crawford
Ralph Utley

 

¹George Key, and his brother Dave Key, apparently lie in unmarked and unknown graves in the cemetery.   "Old Timers" are sure they are buried here, and some
remember the burials.  It is believed, that during a period of  a lapse in good record keeping, the grave sites were not recorded.

²Added from list of  World War I  Veterans -  Tennessee State Archives.

Note: these are known veterans, there may be others.  From a list provided by Miss Dorothy Moore.
Cemetery 'read', updates and comments by Mary Kay Dancy Smith,   December 2000-2001.

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Updated April 1, 2001