DAVIDSON COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES -  TALBOT Family Graveyard
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This is a really sad situation.  The graveyard is now in the public
right-of-way for the interstate.  Thomas Fletcher was a personal friend and
confidante of President Jackson and a leader in the Nashville area.

TALBOT Family Graveyard:   I65 & Trinity Lane-East Nashville: 37207
2 readable inscriptions; 18 Tombstones; 25+ burials

1.  Thomas Fletcher					
This monument table was placed here			    
in memory of Thomas Fletcher.  He was			   
a councilor of law in Nashville.				     
He was survived by his devoted children.			    
Mr. Fletcher was born in Albernacle County,
Virginia, September 15, 1792, and died in
Nashville, January 12, 1845.  He will be 
forever endeared to our hearts by his 
ennobling virtues as a Father.  We freely leave
his reputation as a citizen to the community which 
honored his life and joined us in lamenting
his untimely death.

2.  Thomas Talbot
from: Bendford County, Virginia
born April 7, 1760
died Jan. 28, 1831
Leaving fifty descendants.