MACON COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - DONOHO & STUBBLEFIELD  CEMETERY
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State: Tennessee
Location: Goto the Robert Caver Hollow off of Hwy 262.Go straight up the
gravel road to the first house on the right. The Cemetery is located straight across
the hay field in front of  Mr. Robert Carvers House. There will be several large 
Cedar Trees there you will find the Cemetery.

Date Transcribed: April 2,1999
Transcribed by: Jeff Davenport
Email:  Tnrebel@Netscape.net

                       DONOHO & STUBBLEFIELD  CEMETERY

Dixon A. Jenkins
b. Jun 27,1862
d. April 12 1899

Ananga Donoho
b. Aug. 30, 1856
d. March 8, 1913

Lizy E. Davenport Stubblefield
( regular field rock no writting )

Opie Stubblefield
( regular field rock,died at very young age)

** Mr. Robert Carver told me that the two Stubblefields are burried to
the upper left hand corner by an old cedar stump by the old wagon road. Mr. Carver also
stated there was some Carvers burried in there but he couldn't remember there names but
that is all the rock infomation that is available there.