Pope Cemetery - Sequatchie/Bledsoe County, Tennessee

Pope Cemetery - From Traffic Light in Dunlap, travel about 6 miles north on highway 127, to the Sequatchie/Bledsoe County line, Pope Cemetery is on the left, overlooking or at the edge of the Golf Course in Mount Airy. About a corner of this cemetery seems to be in Sequatchie County and the rest in Bledsoe but the Pope Cemetery is officially listed as a Bledsoe County Cemetery.

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These Pope Cemetery Pictures were contributed for use on our Sequatchie County Web Site by:
Alene Knox – AleneKnox@msn.com – Great-great-great-granddaughter

Jonathan & Delilah (Coulter) Pope are buried in Mt. Airy, Bledsoe, TN in the Pope Cemetery.

Jonathan & Delilah (Coulter) Pope

Jerome Alexander Pope and Susan E. Wimberly Pope, son of James Jerome Pope and Mary Murphy Worthington Pope

James Jerome Pope, son of Jonathan & Delilah (Coulter) Pope

Mary Murphy Worthington Pope, w/o J. J. Pope

This is the site where Jonathan & Delilah (Coulter) Pope are buried in Mt. Airy, Bledsoe, TN in the Pope Cemetery. The land now is a golf course. The Coulter line & also the Worthington line go back to the Revolutionary War. All photos of graves taken by Robert A. Biggers, Cousin Un-related to the Pope family (grandfather Milton Pope's 2nd wife's grandson)

~Alene Knox – Great-great-great-granddaughter~ AleneKnox@msn.com

Pope Slave Sale Doc.

Left is a copy of the slave sale document to Jonathan Pope from James Roberson. Slave's name was 'Nancy'.

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