CEMETERY: Dunn Family Cemetery, Logan Co., Ky

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Transcribed by: Marilyn Dunn Carothers cmantiques@aol.com
Date: Sept 2001
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 Russelleville, Kentucky (outside city)  DUNN FAMILY CEMETERY

Comments: DUNN Family Members in DUNN CEMETERY
B.J. Dunn
Edwin Dunn
Edwin S. Dunn
G.W. Dunn
Gray B. Dunn
John Dunn
Julia Dunn
Lucy Tatum (Graham) Dunn
Mary Dunn
Tabithia Dunn
N.E. DUNN CEMETERY

From Auburn Kentucky, take hwy., 103 Northwest 7.5 miles to Chandler's Chapel; turn right on hwy.79
for 0.8 miles, turn left on Honor Chapel Road for about 1.6 miles, plot was on the hill near the Buford 
Davenport home. But chain link fence surrounding it was destroyed by tar sands operation in this area. 
10-20 stones were here when Katherine Bailey Cornelius visited the site as a child. But stones have been 
lost. Read by Weaver Ashby, Homer Kentucy. Another reading of the same plot surrounded by a chain link 
fence by the Texas Gas Co. The Cemetery is a 50x50 square. Also contributed in 1980.

 I am the Great-Great Granddaughter of Gray B. Dunn and Lucy G. Dunn. I will be putting up a new DUNN
tombstone as well as bringing 2 Civil War Markers. The Civil War markers are for the sons of Gray B.
Dunn whom were both killed in the Civil War. 
John Lewis Dunn (1842-1863) 2nd Corporal Co. A 9th Kentucky Regiment Mounted Infantry Brigade, 
Confederate States Army. Killed Chickamauga, Georgia. Reciepient of the MEDAL OF HONOR/HONOR 
ROLL for his service in the Civil War.

His Brother, son of Gray B. Dunn is Eli Edward Dunn (1837-1864) 1st Corporal Co A 9th Kentucky Regiment 
Mounted Infantry Brigade, Confederate States Army, killed battle of Jonesboro, Georgia. I have had 
their govt. Markers made and will place them with their parents in the DUNN CEMETERY. 

The DUNN CEMETERY was on land once owned by the DUNN  and GRAHAM families.

Facts verified by LOGAN COUNTY GENEALOGY SOCIETY Year 2000