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Kimbrough Cemetery

Location: Minor Hill Hwy. South {Hwy 11}; turn left at Giles Memory Gardens onto Bethel Road {Hwy 166 South} to Rockwood Community; cemetery is on the old Henry T. Kimbrough farm now the Floyd Brooks farm. Cemetery read April 9, 2005 by Sue Hendrix Davis & Linda Jo Hendrix Dean, typed by Linda Jo Hendrix Dean.

NAME BIRTH DATE DEATH DATE

KIMBROUGH, B. F. (Bedford Forest) 29 Oct 1870 18 Aug 1894
S/O Dewitt Clinton and Mary Frances Fogg Kimbrough
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KIMBROUGH, Clarence Ross 08 Jul 1918 15 Aug 1918
S/O Lake N. and Jennie Mildred Fogg {married 23 December 1896}
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KIMBROUGH, Clarice 1937 1937
D/O Flournoy H. and Vetris Murphy Kimbrough
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KIMBROUGH, D. C. (Dewitt Clinton) 01 Aug 1838 13 Feb 1914
H/O Mary Frances Fogg S/O Henry T. and Ursula J. Anthony Kimbrough *Fought under Nathan Bedford Forest in the Civil War.
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KIMBROUGH, Elijah A. 05 Mar 1821 25 Sep 1864
Co. A 11 BN Tenn., Cav., Confederate States Army H/O Elizabeth Rebecca White {8 November 1848 GCT} S/O Henry T. and Ursula Anthony Kimbrough *While home on sick leave, He was killed in the doorway of his home by bushwhackers {thought to be Garner's gang of home guards}.
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KIMBROUGH, Elizabeth R. 13 Oct 1829 20 Jun 1867
W/O Elijah A. Kimbrough D/O _____ and _____ White
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KIMBROUGH, Flournoy H. 14 Aug 1900 29 Jan 1967
H/O Vetris Murphy {married 10 August 1924 in GCT} S/O John Henry and Quilla Ura Hammonds Kimbrough Obituary: From The Pulaski Citizen 1 February 1967 Flournoy Kimbrough, 68, Ohio factory worker, died Sunday, January 29 at his home in Painsville, Ohio. Services will be conducted Thursday afternoon, February 2, at 2 o'clock in the chapel of Bennett-May Funeral Home, with burial in the Kimbrough family cemetery. Mr. Kimbrough, a native of Giles County, was born August 14, 1900, the son of the late John H. and Eura Kimbrough. He moved to Ohio about fifteen years ago. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Beatrice Murphy Kimbrough; six daughters, Mrs. Albert McGrew, and Mrs. Clifford McGrew, Pulaski, Mrs. James Gilbert, Prospect, Mrs. James Greenfield, Painsville, Ohio, Mrs. Montie McKissack, Geneva, Ohio, and Miss Lelia Ann Kimbrough, Painsville; two sons, Logan, Painsville, and Elgin, U. S. Army; eighteen grandchildren; one great- grandchild; and one sister, Mrs. Willie Hargrove, Pulaski.
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KIMBROUGH, H. J. 07 May 1859 25 Nov 1934
Initials should be J. H. {John Henry}instead of H. J., but H. J. is on the tombrock. H/O Quilla Ura Hammonds {married 5 January 1891 in GCT} S/O Dewitt Clinton and Mary Frances Fogg Kimbrough
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KIMBROUGH, Henry Clyde 28 Dec 1903 21 Jan 1904
S/O John Henry and Quilla Ura Hammonds Kimbrough
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KIMBROUGH, Henry T. 09 Jan 1795 10 Apr 1863
Age 68 yrs., 10 mos., 1 day H/O Ursula Anthony {married 5 March 1818} S/O James and Nancy Turner Kimbrough *James and Nancy Turner Kimbrough were the parents of five children, but their fourth child, Henry T. Kimbrough, {some think the T. stands for Turner, others say Thomas} was the most known and owned the most property. He also left the most descendants. Henry T. was born in Caswell County, North Carolina. He and his wife, Ursula, lived on a farm near the old Rockwood School at the foot of Crooked S. Hill. The farm was inherited from the Kimbrough family. The farm in later years was known as the Bill Hammonds place. Bill Hammonds married Sarah, the youngest daughter of Henry T. Kimbrough, and eventually the farm passed to a descendant, Lemora Kimbrough, who married Floyd Brooks. Henry T. and Ursula Kimbrough were the parents of 12 children. See Henry T. Kimbrough's will for names.
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KIMBROUGH, Leoma 30 Mar 1929 21 May 1938
D/O Flournoy H. and Vetris Murphy Kimbrough
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KIMBROUGH, Mary Frances 21 Oct 1838 13 Feb 1920
W/O Dewitt Clinton Kimbrough D/O James G. and Olive Davis Fogg
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KIMBROUGH, Mattie A. 02 Jul 1859 31 Jan 1863
D/O Elijah A. and Elizabeth Rebecca White Kimbrough
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KIMBROUGH, Shelly D. (Dewey) 21 Mar 1898 09 Dec 1927
S/O John Henry and Quilla Ura Hammonds Kimbrough
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KIMBROUGH, Thomas Spofford 12 Oct 1878 05 Apr 1887
S/O _______ and _______ Kimbrough
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KIMBROUGH, Ura 11 Aug 1869 13 Sep 1931
W/O John Henry Kimbrough D/O William J. and Sarah T. Kimbrough Hammonds
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KIMBROUGH, Ursula 13 Feb 1801 20 Mar 1880
W/O Henry T. Kimbrough D/O Elijah and Elizabeth Jane Browning Anthony
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KIMBROUGH, Vetris 02 Jun 1907 01 Nov 1973
W/O Flournoy H. Kimbrough D/O Richard and Anna Carpenter Murphy
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NANCE, Jimmie 1898 1976
S/O John Milton and Della Fogg Nance Obituary: The Pulaski Citizen 21 April 1976 Funeral services for James H. "Jimmie" Nance, 80, of Route 6, Pulaski, who died Friday, April 16 at Elm Nursing Home, Lawrenceburg, were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Bennett May Chapel with the Rev. Mack Pinkelton officiating. Burial followed in the Kimbrough Cemetery in Giles County. A retired farmer, Mr. Nance was a native of this county, the son of the late Milton and Della Fogg Nance. Survivors include several nieces and nephews.
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NANCE, John M. 1863 1949
H/O [1]. Mrs. Della Fogg {married 4 January 1891 in GCT*} H/O [2]. Ursula "Sula" Illinois Kimbrough {married 2 December 1908 in GCT} S/O Samuel B. Nance and _______ Braden Nance Obituary: Funeral services for John Milton Nance, 86, farmer of the Cedar Grove section, who died Sunday, July 24, at Pulaski Hospital after a long illness, were held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Bennett-May Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. E. D. Troutt, Methodist minister. Burial took place in the Kimbrough Cemetery in the Rockwood section. Born in Giles County April 24, 1863, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nance. Mr. Nance is survived by one son, Jimmy Nance; one step-son, Cliff Fogg, both of Giles County; and one grandson, Howard Chapman, Nashville.
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NANCE, Sula 02 Sep 1860 05 Jan 1944
W/O [1]. S. R. Wilkerson {married 2 February 1890 in GCT} W/O [2]. John Milton Nance D/O Dewitt Clinton and Mary Frances Fogg Kimbrough
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PETTY, Henry T. 02 Oct 1848 18 ___ 1868
S/O John Nathaniel and Ursula J. Kimbrough Petty
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PETTY, John N. 07 Jun 1823 20 Sep 1865
H/O Ursula J. Kimbrough S/O Francis and Polly Goode Foulks Petty
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PETTY, Ursula J. 08 Feb 1829 08 Nov 1857
W/O John Nathaniel Petty D/O Henry T. and Ursula J. Anthony Kimbrough
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PETTY, William F. 25 Jun 1847 18 Dec 1878
H/O Cynthia Stafford S/O John Nathaniel and Ursula Jane Kimbrough Petty
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TURNER, G. W. 01 Jan 1860 22 Dec 1924
H/O Mary Alice Glasco {married 7 April 1889 in Giles County, TN S/O
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TURNER, Mary Alice 13 Aug 1871 18 Dec 1943
W/O George Washington Turner D/O _____and ______ Glasco
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TURNER, Walter C. 22 Feb 1896 18 Aug 1958
S/O George Washington and Mary Alice Glasco Turner Obituary: The Pulaski Citizen 20 Aug 1958 Funeral services for Walter Clarence Turner, 62, retired farmer of Giles County, were held at one o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Hammond Cemetery [Kimbrough Cemetery] in the Rockwood community. Mr. Turner died at 12:45 o'clock Monday morning, August 18, at Davidson County Tuberculosis Hospital in Nashville after a period of declining health. Born February 18, 1896 in Giles County, he was the son of the late George Washington Turner and Alice Glasco Turner and was a member of the Methodist Church. Mr. Turner is survived by one brother, Cleo Turner, Columbia; five sisters, Mrs. Katie Bell Jordon and Mrs. Lena Horton, Columbia, Mrs. Pearl Edwards, Giles County, Mrs. Clara Cole and Mrs. Viola Hedgecoth, Nashville.

Submitted by: Sue Hendrix Davis and Linda Jo Hendrix Dean.