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Madison County Cemetery Book All Name Index 1 A., C Madison County Cemetery Book All Name Index 1 A., C. 138 ADAMS, Bud (see Dennis Collier) ADAMS, Hattie Sorrow 207 AARON, Almedia Chatham 107 ADAMS, Burnie 170 ADAMS, Hettie J. Gunnellls 236 AARON, Belle Dean 268 ADAMS, C. E. 53 ADAMS, Hoil 208 AARON, George W. 107 ADAMS, C. Ethel Epps 32 ADAMS, Homer R. 236 AARON, Nannie L. (see Chandler) ADAMS, Callie 322 ADAMS, Hoyt 246, 261 ABBOTT, Marcia Lynn 160 ADAMS, Hugh Dorsey 261 ADAMS, Callie D. 207 ABERCROMBIE, Clara 289 ADAMS, Ida 208 ABERCROMBIE, Estelle H. 289 ADAMS, Camilla 208 ADAMS, Candice (see Lord) ADAMS, Infant 53 ABERCROMBIE, Gordon M. 289 ADAMS, Infant son 264 ABERCROMBIE, Infants (3) 289 ADAMS, Carl 236 ADAMS, Carl. H. 94 ADAMS, Infant twins 207 ABERMATHY, J. C. 124 ADAMS, Isaac Young 331 ABERMATHY, Onie 124 ADAMS, Carlton C. 169 ADAMS, Carolyn (See Minish) ADAMS, J. Madison 53 ABERNATHY, Aler S. 171 ADAMS, J. Obediah W. T. 208 ABERNATHY, Geneva 171 ADAMS, Cecil Hoyt 246 ADAMS, Chandler 4 ADAMS, J.W. 117, 208 ABERNATHY, Hugh Doyle 176 ADAMS, Jack 260 ABERNATHY, Joseph H 49. ADAMS, Charles Ed 48 ADAMS, Charles R. (Chuck) 48 ADAMS, Jack (see O. L.) ABERNATHY, Martha K. 49 ADAMS, Jack (see Omer L.) ABERNATHY, Molly L. 120 ADAMS, Charlie A. 210 ADAMS, Clara N. 174 ADAMS, Jackie (see Mary J.) ABERNATHY, Reba 176 ADAMS Clare 170 ADAMS, James C. 208 ABERNATHY, Reba G. 175 , ADAMS, Clarence E., Sr. 52 ADAMS, James Earl 264 ABERNATHY, Rutha M. 191 ADAMS, James Obediah 208 ABERNATHY, W. W. 191 ADAMS, Cleo P. 208 ADAMS, Corrie Brown Brooks 48 ADAMS, James W. 36 ABERNATHY Willie 176 , ADAMS, David Kurt 67 ADAMS, Janie 261, 264, 266 ABERNATHY, Willie Lambert 175 ADAMS, Dennis Collier 227 ADAMS, Janie 50 ADA,S, Nevada 106 ADAMS, Dewitt Andrew 264 ADAMS, Janie Adams 264 ADAIR, Charlene 82 ADAMS, Dora Estelle 106 ADAMS, Janie Eliza 53 ADAIR, Charles Leon 82 ADAMS, Dossie W. 266 ADAMS, Jesse 207, 208, 236, 264, 322 ADAIR, Juda (see Williams) ADAMS, Edna Estelle P. 208 ADAMS, Jesse E. 4 ADAM, Rufus 174 ADAMS, Eliza T. 53 ADAMS, Jesse R. 174 ADAM, Viola B. 174 ADAMS, Elizabeth (See Hutcherson) ADAMS, Jessie 207 ADAMA, T. E. 53 ADAMS Ella 235 ADAMS, Jessie (see McElreath) ADAMS, A. H. 53 , ADAMS, Ellen E. Bennett 50 ADAMS, Jessie Burnie 174 ADAMS A. J. 235 , ADAMS, Ellen Fortson 48 ADAMS, Jessie R. 236 ADAMS, Addie 207 ADAMS, Elsie Kathryn 48 ADAMS, Jessie Young 208 ADAMS, Agnes 53 ADAMS, Elvie 261 ADAMS, Jim 266 ADAMS, Agnes J. 246 ADAMS, Emma L. 118 ADAMS, Jim W. 99 ADAMS, Agnes M. 53 ADAMS, Joe Brown 208 ADAMS Emoriah (see Emory M.) 118 ADAMS, Albert H. 106 , ADAMS, John 206, 207, 322 ADAMS, Albert Jesse 208 ADAMS, Emory M. 118 ADAMS, John 94, 102, 118 ADAMS, Alcy C. 208 ADAMS, Erastus 235 ADAMS, John Clyde 24 ADAMS, Alford 48, 53 ADAMS, Ernestine H. 225 ADAMS, John Henry 245 ADAMS, Alford H. 53 ADAMS, Estelle (See Lord) ADAMS, John T. 206 ADAMS, Ambry Rufus 102 ADAMS, Ethel Watson 106 ADAMS, John Terrell 235 ADAMS, Anderson 48 ADAMS, Ethelen Seagraves 102 ADAMS, John W. 207 ADAMS, Andrew 260, 266 ADAMS, Eula Mae 208 ADAMS, John Will 118 ADAMS, Andrew J. 50 ADAMS, Fonnie C. 235 ADAMS, Johnny 67 ADAMS, Andrew Jackson 264, 322 ADAMS, Frances 232 ADAMS, Joseph A. 225 ADAMS, Anna (see Fouche) ADAMS, Garnett 258 ADAMS, Joseph Michael 225 ADAMS, Annie (See Hooper) ADAMS, Georgia 206 ADAMS, Judy Rilla 160 ADAMS, Annie L. 207 ADAMS, Gillan 261 ADAMS, Julia 206 ADAMS, Annie M. 236 ADAMS, Gillan S. 264 ADAMS, Katherine (see Burroughs) ADAMS, Arthur L. 53 ADAMS, Gillian 48 ADAMS, Kathleen (see Hawkes) ADAMS, Aurelia (see Drake) ADAMS, Golden 208 ADAMS, L. Marciline 170 ADAMS, Bennett E. 50 ADAMS, Gordon R. 32 ADAMS, Lamar 322 ADAMS, Bertha A. 207 ADAMS, Griffin T. 118 ADAMS, Laura S. 117 ADAMS, Bessie Ouida 264 ADAMS, H. J. 208 ADAMS, Lee 322 ADAMS, Betsy (see Fitchpatrick) ADAMS, Leonard 221, 227 ADAMS Hattie 102 ADAMS, Betty Strickland (See Sartain) , ADAMS, Leonard L. 174 ADAMS, Betty Sue 33 ADAMS, Hattie (See Freeman) ADAMS, Lettie 53 ADAMS, Billie J. 169 ADAMS, Hattie (See Woods) ADAMS, Lewis Buford 236 Madison County Cemetery Book All Name Index 2 ADAMS, Lillie (see Dailey) ADAMS, Otho Matthew 48 ADAMS, Will (see William Madison) ADAMS, Liney (see Martha) ADAMS, P. M. 235 ADAMS, William 106 ADAMS, Lizzie 99, 208, 235, 295 ADAMS, Paul 169, 208 ADAMS, William G. 258 ADAMS, Lizzie S. 208 ADAMS, Pearl 207 ADAMS, William Harris 106 ADAMS, Lois 169 ADAMS, Pearl (see Watkins) ADAMS, William Madison 208 ADAMS, Lonnie 235 ADAMS, Pearl W. 117 ADAMS, Willie 260 ADAMS, Loudicie 94 ADAMS, Pellie M. 4 ADAMS, Willie A. 169 ADAMS, Loudicie (see Loudicy_ ADAMS, Perninah 174 ADAMS, Willie L. 208 ADAMS, Lucidy 118 ADAMS, Perniner 236 ADAMS, Willie Mae 261 ADAMS, Ludicy 206, 207 ADAMS, Perry 235 ADAMS, Worley C. 118 ADAMS, Lula (see Adams) ADAMS, Polly Mary 206 ADAMS, Wreatha 50 ADAMS, Lula (see Hawks) ADAMS, R. Hoyt 172 ADDY, James D. 31 ADAMS, Lula H. (see Gunnells) ADAMS, Ralph 207 ADDY, Jessie Mae Martin 31 ADAMS, Rebecca 67 ADAMS, Lula Mae 208 ADERHOLD, Bill (see William Burton) ADAMS, Reetha N. 208 ADERHOLD, William Burton 212 ADAMS, Luvie 227 ADAMS, Rena Mae (see Trotter) ADERHOLD Wreatha Rogers 212 ADAMS, Luvie L. 174 , ADAMS, Robert 48, 261, 322 ADKINS, Mozell P. 143 ADAMS, Luvie Smith 221 ADAMS, Robert J. 264 ADAMS, M. Blanche Henderson 225 ADKINSON, William 329 ADAMS, Roberta 208 AHLL, Nealie C. 251 ADAMS, M. Russell 174 ADAMS, Roberta (see Hardman) ADAMS, Madison 53 AIKEN, Bernard L. 87 ADAMS, Rosina (see Moorehead) AIKEN, Bernice E., Jr. 87 ADAMS, Margaret 48, 53 ADAMS, Roy E. 207 ADAMS, Margaret T. A. 53 AIKEN, Bernice Edward 87 ADAMS, Ruby D. 118 AIKEN, Bertha D. 87 ADAMS Martha “Liney” 207 , ADAMS, Ruby G. 99 AIKEN, Lois Brown 160 ADAMS, Mary 206, 235, 236 ADAMS, Ruth 48 AIKEN, Walter B. 160 ADAMS, Mary E. (see Freeman) ADAMS, Ruth Adams Fortson 264 AIKEN, William David 160 ADAMS, Mary E. Black 118 ADAMS, Ruth Kirk 48 AIKINS, Lena B. 240 ADAMS, Mary J. (see Chandler) ADAMS, S. L. 76 AKINS, Anna H. (see Allen) ADAMS, Mary J. F. 227 ADAMS, Sarah Elizabeth (see AKINS, Arthur H. 57 ADAMS, Mary L. M. 210 Fitchpatrick) AKINS, Bertha L. 323, 324 ADAMS, Mary Smith 235 ADAMS, Stella A. 118 AKINS, Elizabeth 51 ADAMS, Mary Sue 24 ADAMS, Sumner 99 AKINS, Elizabeth Herring (see West) ADAMS, Mary Ward Mabry 117 ADAMS, Susan 207 AKINS, Emma 243 ADAMS, Mattie 169 ADAMS, Susan E. 207 AKINS, Ethel Dean 50 ADAMS, Mattie Gunnells 236 ADAMS, Susie 208, 264, 322 AKINS, Gussie (see Martin) AKINS, Guy 50 ADAMS, Mattie L. Emmer 118 ADAMS Susie (see Adams) , AKINS, Howard B. 51 ADAMS, Mattie Lue 169 ADAMS, Susie Mae (see Fortson) ADAMS, Maude A. 118 AKINS, Infants (3) 243 ADAMS, Susie Pittman 229 AKINS, James Milton 51 ADAMS, Maude Lillie (See Wood) ADAMS, Sussie (see Thomas) ADAMS, Mayme S. 245 AKINS, John Will 243 ADAMS, Sylvine (see Pittman) AKINS, Lena (see Selena) ADAMS, Milton K. 225 ADAMS, Ted 235, 236 ADAMS, Mitchell Lee 207 AKINS, Luther 25, 51 ADAMS Ted (see John Terrell) ADAMS, Nancy (see Perry) , AKINS, Luthor E. 240 ADAMS, Nancy E. 191 ADAMS, Texie 246 AKINS, Mary 25 ADAMS, Nancy Lee (see Dean) ADAMS, Texie G. 172 AKINS, Mary (see Bruce) ADAMS, Nancy North (see Epps) ADAMS, Thelmer 208 AKINS, Minnie (See Coile) ADAMS, Nelia (see Swindel) ADAMS, Thomas J. 53 AKINS, Nina Lee Palage 51 ADAMS, Nelia C. 208 ADAMS, Thomas Samuel 52 AKINS, Rufus 243 ADAMS, Nellie L. 210 ADAMS, Thomas W. 48 AKINS, Selena 323, 324 ADAMS, Nevada Jenkins 106 ADAMS, Tula Ethel Smith 52 AKINS, Terriler Looney 57 ADAMS, Nora B. Leaird 261 ADAMS, Unie Seagraves 235 AKINS, William Harold 243 ADAMS, Norman Odell 261 ADAMS, Vallie Lee McCurdy AKINS, Willie (see William Harold) ADAMS, O. L. 264 ADAMS, Versie Rosalee (see Gary) ALBRIGHT, Catherine 281 ADAMS, Obe 322 ADAMS, Vinnie F. 261 ALEWINE, Allie L. 179 ADAMS, Ola Mae (See Riddles) ADAMS, Virgil Bridges 258 ALEWINE, Andrew J. 179 ADAMS, Omer L. 260 ADAMS, Virgil Stars 53 ALEWINE, Barbara Sue 179 ADAMS, Onie Sue 208 ADAMS, W. C. ‘Man’ 208 ALEWINE, Birdie (see McElreath) ADAMS, Ora B. 210 ADAMS, W. T. 206 ALEWINE, Bobby Joe 179 ADAMS, Ora Belle 261 ADAMS, W.R. 36 ALEWINE, Catherine L. 59 ADAMS, Will 99, 169, 208, 322 Madison County Cemetery Book All Name Index 3 ALEWINE, Cleo B. 178, 179 ALEXANDER, William Harry 81 ALLEN, Lue Charlie Hall 76 ALEWINE, Dreita L. 179 ALFORD, H. Ruth (See Bagwell) ALLEN, M. J. 107 ALEWINE, Effie Joe 59 ALFORD, Rosie A. 59 ALLEN, M. L. 121 ALEWINE, Ellis D. 178 ALFORD, Willie A. 59 ALLEN, M. S. 107 ALEWINE, Elnora Smith 59 ALLEN, A. A. 237 ALLEN, Margrette E. (see Scarborough) ALEWINE, Emma (See Morrison) ALLEN, Amanda L. (See Scarborough) ALLEN, Martha A. 184 ALEWINE, F. O’dell 59 ALLEN, Andrew J. 105 ALLEN, Mary 96 ALEWINE, Floyd 59 ALLEN, Anna H. 242 ALLEN, Mary F. 118 ALEWINE, Floyd W. 59 ALLEN, Anthony Teray 139 ALLEN, Mary L. 121, 209 ALEWINE, Infants 179 ALLEN, Callie Wilson 213 ALLEN, Mary M. 106 ALEWINE, J. B. 59 ALLEN, Chaffie 121 ALLEN, Mathew S. 107 ALEWINE, Jackie Lynn 179 ALLEN, Cintha Adlline 107 ALLEN, Mattie Lord 237 ALLEN, Cora (see Strickland) ALEWINE James R. 179 ALLEN, May Irene 184 , ALLEN, Cora E. 173 ALEWINE, Joe 59, 119 ALLEN, Monroe 212 ALLEN, Craig F.
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