HALE CEMETERY, BLUEWELL, MERCER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
This information was collected on June 18, 2002 by David Hambrick and Ken Bowen
and contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives.

From Route 52 in Bluewell take the road beside Lynn's Drive-in.  The road will take you
behind the drive-in and out to Hibiscus Street.  Turn right on Hibiscus Street, and then 
turn left on next to the last drive way.  The cemetery is very clean.  There's three unknown 
graves.

		Hale
James E. (Ed)		Anna Lee
Nov. 21, 1926		Aug. 14, 1924
No date			Mar. 12, 2001

Tammy Shrader Manuel
Nov. 18, 1960
Oct. 7, 1990
Her Light Shall Shine Before God.

Betty Curry Shrader
May 8, 1936
Oct. 4, 1999
Loving Wife And Mother

Sallie Herndon Dillon Bragg
1855 - 1938
      "Ma"

Lucille N. Dillon
July 10, 1880
Nov. 11, 1934

Charles A. Dillon
Apr. 14, 1875
Jan. 14, 1928
Sweet Memories
Footstone:  C. A. D.

Double stone
Sallie Hale Clark
Wife of C. E. Clark
Aug. 29, 1886
April 11, 1911
Sallie B. Clark 
Dau of C. E. & S. H. Clark
Mar. 30, 1911
July 6, 1911
     Clark

Unknown Baby

Bailey J. Hale 
Born Feb. 13, 1853
Died July 25, 1902
In My Father's House Are Many Mansions.

       Our Mother
Martha Hale Honaker
Sept. 10, 1856
Mar. 2, 1931
Gone But Not Forgotten
Footstone:  M. H. H.

       Father
N. B. Honaker
Dec. 19, 1857
Oct. 18, 1923
Footstone:  N. B. H.

Virginia L. Hale
1906 - 1930

		Hale
James Edward		Isidore Octavia
Dec, 23, 1874		Nov. 6, 1873
Nov. 26, 1953		July 13, 1952
Father       Footstones:        Mother 

Ernest Bailey Hale
Jan. 22, 1901
Oct. 13, 1965
Footstone:  Son

Gertrude Hale Williams
Mar. 1895
Jan. 1962
Footstone:  G. H. W.

Mabel Hale
1903 - 1938

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