MANN CEMETERY, Reynolds County, Missouri

CEMETERIES FROM ST. LOUIS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLIES
Submitted by Ruby Peters.

Cemetery located on a hill near Black River 6 mi. from Hwy.K west of Annapolis;
2 mi west of Black River off BB.  Burials prior to 1930.

Made available to The USGenWeb Archives by Gail Cope Haferkamp 

SURNAME         NAME/MIDDLE    DATES                         COMMENTS
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CHARLTON        Albert         12/15/1873 - 1/30/1920
                Andrew G.      8/30/1920 - 1929              (stone erected by his grandfather)
FUNK            Oma            10/12/1894 - 8/11/1916         w/Oscar
                Carl J.        1/12/1923 - 1/31/1923
                Henry          5/27/1870 - 12/2/1928
                William        5/23/1868 - 7/2/1921
                w/William      12/17/1871 - 4/5/1910
HACKWORTH       William        d. 7/31/1888  age 43
                w/William      12/17/1871 - 11/4/1899
LLOYD           Mrs. Elvira    2//16/1848 - 1/4/1926
                J.D.           8/1/1844 - 12/11/1910
MANN            Lucy           d. 1865
                Mary Charlton  d. 1871                        w/William
                Minnie         1871                           infant
                Isaac          5/22/1873 - 11/28/1915
                Charles E.     9/21/1882 - 9/23/1886          s/Z & V
                Vina           6/16/1843 - 1/4/1926
                Zimri          6/21/1846 - 5/20/1930
                Milford Luther 11/25/1895 - 12/19/1924
                Josiah D.      10/20/1850 - 2/23/1923
PENNINGTON      Etta D.        11/8/1902 - 3/1/1920
PIERSON         Mary Irene     9/2/1920 - 5/16/1921
SILVY           Anna           3/28/1899 - 11/13/1918
WADLOW          William        8/22/1848 - 1/8/1911
                Elisabeth J.   1/12/1853 - 1/7/1901
                Milly J.        8/3/1825 - 4/26/1899
                John W.         4/3/1840 - 1/29/1881
                4 ch/Wm. & Elisabeth,  1888

This cemetery was started during the Civil War by some people named Mallory or Mowery
who were bringing a dead woman in a wagon, to bury her on Logan Creek.  But Black River
was in flodd, so they asked permission of Ed Mann's grandfather to bury the woman near
the Mann home.  Isaac Mann, one of the first settlers, is buried here.

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