Brickey Family Cemetery
Submitted by Donnie PickardLocated 1/4 mile north of Highway 95 on the Hardin Lay place. MAP
Note: Winston Chandler is the one responsible for adding new names to the Cemetery. From the looks of old stone there are more buried there but just no names. The agreement with the land owners is that no more stone can be placed in the cemetery. The cemetery is probably a lot bigger but we took what we could get and let it go at that.
The cemetery had a road to it but the owners refused to make that part of the deal. The only way to get to the cemetery is to walk up a very steep hill which will be impossible for most people. You can imagine how hard it is to maintain. Winston Chandler used his own money to fight for this cemetery.
There are many unmarked graves.
Minerva (Brickey) Chandler 1845-1884
Brickey, Jarrett (James) 1797-1861
Brickey, Syntha 1801-1906
(note: she was full Cherokee, born in Kentucky)
Brickey, Jarrett 1797-1861
Eades, Jacob (Jake) 1828-1918
Eades, Mary 1834-1889
Emmerson, Piney
Brickey, Nathaniel Green 1837-1867
Brickey, Jesse C. 1828-1864
Brickey, Samuel 1839-1862
