Etowah 1 Cemetery Locale Location Church Affiliation and Remarks Alabama City 72 - 2 -SW T12S, R6E, Sec 7 also known as Pauper Cemetery; approximately 620 graves; first known interment: Leola Wilcox (1873- 1887); Brewer, Brooks, Bullock, Cartee, Crowe, Elkin, Garrett, Harper, Hill, Johnson, Mitchell, Phillips, Riley, Scott, Strickland, Thacker and Young are common to this cemetery still in use (3) (18) Altoona 34 - 1 - SW T12S, R3E, Sec 3 16 graves; first known interment: Allie Adams (1910-1915); Catling, Findley, Garlington, Gray, Johnson, Kidd, Mathis, Moseley, Robinson, Tinker and Whetlow are also found in this active cemetery (18) Altoona-Walnut Grove 33 - 1 - SW T11S, R3E, Sec 26 approximately 1,550 graves; first known interment: Caroline Jennings (1873-1891); Anderson, Arnold, Beasley, Berry, Bradford, Brown, Bynum, Cagle, Clay, Cleveland, Coffelt, Cole, Cook, Davenport, Dobbins, Ellison, Freeman, Gibbs, Gunter, Harris, Horton, Mann, Moore, Nelson, Nix, Patterson, Phillips, Scott, Self, Thompson, Waid and Williams are common to this cemetery (3) (14) (18) Anderson 142 - 2 - NW T11S, R7E, Sec 19 approximately 30 unmarked graves and the graves of Elizabeth McMahan Anderson (1800-1878), John C. Anderson (1800-1860) and James E. Anderson (1855-1900) (1) (17) Antioch 27 - 2 - NE T10S, R7E, Sec 11 Antioch Church of Christ; approximately 40 graves dating from 1966; Alverson, Billingsley, Bobo, Broyles, Gilliland, Gladden, Murphy and Scales are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (18) Antioch 152 - 2 - SW T12S, R6E, Sec 35 Antioch Baptist Church; the name was changed to Whorton Bend Baptist Church in 1969; approximately 100 graves first known interment: Sallie Wilson (d. 1896); Anderson, Beauford, Carter, Clonts, Fralic, Garmon, Powell, Whorton and Wilson are common to this cemetery still in use (2) (3) (6) (18) Armstrong 40 - 1 - NW T11S, R4E, Sec 11 Armstrong Family Cemetery; 3 marked and 7 unmarked graves; Idell Little (b. & d. 1904) John C. Moore (b. unknown; d. unknown) and Louis A. Rooks (1888-1889) (1) (18) Attalla 181 - 1 - SE T11S, R5E, Sec 35 also known as Waller cemetery; a black cemetery of approximately 290 graves; first known interment: Hariette Rowan (1863-1903); Alford, Davidson, Graves, Green, Hightower, Johnson, Lipscomb, Patterson, Phillips, Prater, Rogers and Waller are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (18) Attalla City 67 - 1 - SE T11S, R5E, Sec 26 see Oak Hill Aurora 39 - 1 - NW T10S, R4E, Sec 35 also known as Buffington Cemetery; Buffington Memorial Methodist Church; approximately 620 graves; first known interment: Sarah E. Bedford (1820-1863); Austin, Bartlett, Bennett, Boyd, Brannon, Brasseale, Buffington, Cassell, Chapman, Cline, Decker, Duffey, Hammett, Heflin, Hill, Hooks, Hubbard, Jones, Lee, Lusk, Nance, Nelson, Vansandt and Walker are common to this cemetery (3) (12) (18) Barnett 184 - 1 - SE T12S, R5E, Sec 3 found here are the graves of: A. M. Barnett (1857-1896), Eliza J. Barnett Moore (d. 1922), J. B. Barnett (1830-1918) and James F. Moore (1856-1917) (17) Benefield 126 - 2 - SE T12S, R8E, Sec 24 Benefield Family Cemetery; a double marker; Buel E. Benefield (1919-1988) and Betty Sue Benefield (1936-?) (1) Beth Haven 237 - 1 - NW T10S, R5E, Sec 17 Beth Haven Bible Church, established 1977; approximately 50 graves dating from the 1980’s in an active cemetery; Downs, Elkins, Griffin, Henderson, Stanfield and Stepleton are common (18) Beth Israel 82 - 2 - NW T11S, R6E, Sec 35 Congregation Beth Israel Cemetery; approximately 150 graves; first known interment: Mary Friedman (1885-1918); Drew, Freibaum, Frenkel, Haas, Hagedorn, Harris, Hecht, Lowi, Morris and Rutenberg are common to this active cemetery (3) (18) Bethany 65 - 1 - SE T11S, R6E, Sec 18 Bethany Baptist Church; approximately 850 graves; first known interment: J. M. Morgan (1804-1837); Barclay, Bates, Belk, Body, Brock, Clonts, Cowan, Elsea, Fanchier, Funderburg, Garner, Gilliland, Gray, Harris, Higdon, Johnson, Malone, Newman, Norton, Norwood, Reese, Rogers, Sheppard, Sitz, Stovall, Tucker, Whitt, Wilson and Yarbrough are common to this cemetery (3) (8) (12) (18) Bethel 198 - 1 - NE T10S, R6E, Sec 32 Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church; Bethel Church established in 1832 and later relocated and abandoned; evidence of approximately 50 graves; only known interment: Trissy Hammett (1858-1888) (1) Bethlehem 16 - 1 - NE T10S, R6E, Sec 7 Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church; approximately 160 graves; first known interment: Don Ruth Presley (1929-1933); Boyd, Chumley, Elenburg, Gaskin, Golden, Hall, Hayes, Henderson, Johnson, Leeth, Morris, Owen, Peppers, Smith and Williams are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (18) Bethlehem 31 - 1 - SW T11S, R4E, Sec 18 Bethlehem First Congregational Methodist Church; approximately 50 graves; first known interment: James H. White (b. & d. 1948); Allred, Atchley, Brannon, Burgess, Casey, Davis, Eudy, Franklin, Harris, Hill, McGlaughn, Miller, Smith, White and Whitehead are common to this cemetery still in use (3) (18) Bethlehem 97 - 1 - SW T12S, R4E, Sec 19 Bethlehem Independent Baptist Church; approximately 700 graves; first known interment: Joshua Harris (1834-1836); Arnold, Battles, Beasley, Brothers, Casey, Chumley, Conn, Elenburg, Engle, Feruson, Gargusm Gilliland, Griffin, Henderson, Huff, Johnson, Keener, Martin, Mathews, McClendon, McWater, Patterson, Tolbert, Smith and Washburn are common to this active cemetery (3) (14) (18) Bethlehem 98 - 1 - SW T12S, R4E, Sec 19 Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church; 34 marked graves dating from 1953; Brothers and Waid are common to this cemetery still in use (1) Bethlehem 127 - 2 - SE T12S, R7E, Sec 27 Bethlehem Baptist Church; a black cemetery with approximately 60 marked graves and evidence of many more; first known interment: Nellie Jelks (1885-1906); Hale, Holiday, Nelson, Rice and Smith are common to this cemetery still in use (1) Beulah 29 - 2 - NE T10S, R7E, Sec 25 former site of Beulah Baptist Church; an active cemetery of 10 graves dating from 1950 (18) Big Springs 212 - 1 - NW T11S, R4E, Sec 6 see Snead Memorial Black Creek 25 - 2 - NE T10S, R7E, Sec 10 Black Creek Missionary Baptist Church; approximately 800 graves; first known interment: John W. Graves (1858-1869); Adams, Bentley, Blackwell, Blanton, Bond, Bone, Bradford, Brewer, England, Evans, Farley, Foster, Garrett, Graves, Gray, Higginbotham, Logan, Owens, Ragan, Ramey, Sanders, Sharp, Smith, Taylor, Watson, Whitworth and Yates are common to this cemetery still in use (14) (18) Brasher 56 - 1 - SW T11S, R4E, Sec 2 originally called Clear Creek Cemetery; approximately 30 graves; first known interment: Jeremiah Taylor (1792-1871); Brasher, Pinnell and Pooley are common to this cemetery still in use (1) (10) Bristow 21 - 1 - NE T10S, R6E, Sec 1 former site of Bristow Methodist Episcopal Church; also known as Chumley Mill Cemetery; approximately 300 graves, many unmarked; first known interment: George W. Reeves (1781-1850); Chumley, Coats, Dalrymple, Edwards, Fur, Furr, Harbour, Hawkins, Jones, Morris, Parton, Reeve, Reeves, Sherrell, Sizemore, Tate, Waldrop, Wood, Word and Yancey are common to this active cemetery (3) (14) (18) Bristow Cove 212 - 1 - NW T11S, R4E, Sec 6 see Snead Memorial Bryan - Williams 111 - 2 - SW T12S, R6E, Sec 14 no evidence of graves Buffington 39 - 1 - NW T10S, R4E, Sec 35 see Aurora Burger 84 - 2 - SW T12S, R6E, Sec 12 see Tillison Bush 128 - 2 - SE T12S, R7E, Sec 27 6 members of the Bush family interred between 1966 and 1985 (1) Butler 58 - 1 - NE T11S, R5E, Sec 4 Butler Baptist Church; approximately 430 graves; first known interment: Matilda Butler (1883-1884); Beard, Butler, Cromer, Cruise, Ford, Golden, Hamil, Hill, Hudgins, James, Moore, Oliver, Powell, Redden, Smith, Sweat, Taylor, Tilley, White and Ward are common to this cemetery still in use (3) (18) Butler 171 - 2 - NE T10S, R7E, Sec 13 Caddell 149 - 2 - SW T12S, R6E, Sec 1 no evidence of graves remain today; thought to once hold 30 graves; first known interment: James A. Caddell (1839-1843); last interment dates from around 1919 (1) (14) Carlton 6 - 1 - NW T10S, R4E, Sec 26 no evidence of graves exists, thought to be as many as 30 at one time; believed to be the burial site of Revolutionary War veteran Joseph Carlton (1763-1828) (1) Etowah 2 Cemetery Locale Location Church Affiliation and Remarks Carnes Chapel 51 - 1 - SE T11S, R5E, Sec 30 Carnes Chapel First Congregational Methodist Church, established 1941; approximately 400 graves; first known interment: John Shahan (1813-1856); Abney, Astin, Carnes, Causey, Click, Ervin, Fanchier, Fulenwider, Goble, Handy, Haynes, Hill, Hubbard, Huff, Johnson, Ledbetter, Lewis, Mayo, McCright, Noble, Oliver, Pate, Perkins, Powell, Roberson, Shahan, Smith, Starling, Stephens, Tilley, Trotman, Walker, Womack, Wooten and Yates are common to this active cemetery (3) (4) (12) (18) Cave Springs 64 - 1 - NE T11S, R5E, Sec 13 Cave Springs Baptist Church, established circa 1880; originally known as Humphrey cemetery; approximately 420 graves; first known interment: Oscar Leeth (1881-1883); Alexander, Beard, Brothers, Camp, Chumley, Copeland, Davenport, Hubbard, Jacobs, McClendon, McDaniel, Patterson, Rakestraw, Saxon, Tillery, Wesson and Willett are common to this active cemetery (3) (6) (18) Chapmans Chapel 229 - 2 - SE T12S, R7E, Sec 33 first known interment: Will Kuykendall (1882-1959); majority of graves from Hester Cemetery were moved here; Chapman, Hall, Heath, McGlaughan and Rountree are common to this active cemetery (3) (18) Chumley Mill 21 - 1 - NE T10S, R6E, Sec 1 see Bristow City 167 - 2 - SW T12S, R6E, Sec 4 first cemetery in Gadsden; the Gadsden newspaper reported in 1877 that it had been long abandoned; graves were removed to Forrest Cemetery around 1879 (1) Clayton 68 - 2 - NW T11S, R6E, Sec 31 over 1,000 graves; first known interment: James A. Meeks (1848-1875); Adams, Brooks, Brown, Campbell, Clayton, Entrekin, Gilbert, Golden, Harris, Jenkins, Jones, Lancaster, McClain, Nance, Patton, Phillips, Robershaw, Smith and Ware are common to this cemetery still in use (3) (18) Clear Creek 56 - 1 - SW T11S, R4E, Sec 2 see Brasher Clem 123 - 2 - SE T12S, R7E, Sec 25 the graves of Ester Morris (d.