LIPSCOMB FAMILY CEMETERY, Madison County, Mississippi



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Location:  From the intersection of Hwy 49 N at Flora and Cox's Ferry Road 
go east .7 miles and approximately 1/4 miles in a grove of trees the old 
Lipscomb Family Cemetery is found. It is pretty difficult to find without 
assistance.	

This cemetery is covered with brambles and weeds and the stones were 
difficult to find.  There are several brick-above ground graves but no 
marking on these.  It was said that horses used the cemetery and had knocked 
some of the stones over but we uprighted these.


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Surname	First/Middle/	Date of Birth	Date of Death	Alt. Birth	Notes	
	Maiden						Death Data


Lipdcomb Mamie  L.			March 19, 1950			Wife of J  N  Lipscomb.
Lipscomb Charlotte					b. 1839		Mother / Wife of J F Lipscomb.
Lipscomb Francis	Sep 1, 1901	April 22, 1902			Son of J.N. & Ann Lipscomb.
Lipscomb Frank A.			June 13, 1900			How many hopes lie buried here.  
									Note:  Triple headstone shared with 
									Mary Newland Lipscomb and Thomas A. Lipscomb.
Lipscomb J F				November 7, 1911		In thee O Lord I do put my trust.
Lipscomb J. Newland			November 5, 1902		Saviour led us.
Lipscomb John Newland			March 6, 1915			A life spent in service and sacrifice for 
									those whom he loved.
Lipscomb John W.							Pvt  Mississippi Arty    C.S.A.
Lipscomb Pat Henry			June 11, 1902			Son of J.N. & M. Lipscomb /  
									How many hopes lie buried here.
Lipscomb Susie K. Hartson		June 15, 1920			Tho lost to sight to memory dear / Mother.
Lipscomb Thomas A.			March 30, 1902			At rest  Note:  Triple headstone shared with 
									Mary Newland Lipscomb and Frank A. Lipscomb.
Lipscomb Willard							Son of J.N.  &  M. Lipscomb.
Lipsscomb Mary Newland			February 1, 1905		Wife of Thomas Lipscomb / Asleep in Jesus     
									Note:  Triple headstone shared with 
									Thomas A. Lipscomb and Frank A. Lipscomb.

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