GREENE COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - Old Ailshie Cemetery/John Cobble Cemetery
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OLD AILSHIE CEMETERY/JOHN COBBLE CEMETERY
Read December 14, 1999 By Janice L. Johns-Parton
Also see Greene County, Tennessee Cemeteries by Buford Reynolds page 481
*Said to be buried here, no stone located
[Items in brackets added by Janice]
	Located behind the Harless Powers Dairy Farm, at 1175 McMillian Road, 
Midway, Greene Co., TN.  There is a hill with a small grove of cedar trees, 
inside this grove is the family cemetery.  This use to be the Roy Bond farm.  
There are several graves marked only with fieldstones.

AILSHIE, Elisebt. Bor. Dec. [2 is below this line AND following year] 1821-2 
Did [sic] Oct. 1888-12  [This is a very unique, roughly hand-carved stone that 
appears to mean born Dec. 2, 1821 Died Oct. 12, 1888]
J. A. Born Janu. 1, 1849 Did. [sic] Apr 26, 1863
W. B. [B not clear-could be something else] bor [tombstone not finished]
W. W. born Sept. 3, 1822 Did [sic] Mar. 29, 1862

COBBLE, John born Jan 6, 1798 Died 
[tombstone broken here and unreadable-said to be 
	October 19, 1880]
	Not gone from memory
	Not gone from love 
	But gone to his fathers
	home above
	Rebecca October 5, 1798-May 4, 1884-There is a foot stone only
	with the initials R. C. *

SUSONG, Willie Infant of J. A. & Mary Susong June 17, 1889-June 21, 1889
	A little time on earth he spent, till God for him his Angel sent