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HOPEWELL CEMETERY
Our thanks go to the Upshur County Historical
Commission for allowing us to use their reading of Hopewell Cemetery. The
reading was done by: Thurman Hearn, Thurman Cagle, Durward Amos,
Finley Tucker, Garland Bullock, and Curtis Hart. It was completed
June 1, 2000. Thanks also go to Lea
Ann Tedford for the use of her partial reading. We have
merged the two to help insure no one was missed. There are many unmarked
graves, and graves marked only with native rocks.
Update: Thanks to Billy L Thompson,
Sue Kennington, and Fendley Tucker, Secretary/Treasurer of the Hopewell
Cemetery, for the recent update. This should make the listing
current through May 24, 2009.
Update: Thanks to Sandra L Spann & Geraldine L Braswell for completely
photographing the cemetery in April of 2008!
Thanks
to Kim Wolff & Sondra Petty Nicholson for the use of their pictures.
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Last Name |
First Name |
Birth |
Death |
Comments |
Nation |
Hattie Bell |
Sep 22, 1888 |
Sep 2, 1904 |
D/o C W & S E |
Nation |
Jodie |
May 17, 1896 |
Sep 3, 1904 |
D/o C W & S E |
Nation |
Rebecca |
Apr 25, 1864 |
Jun 23, 1895 |
Pic
#2; W/o J A |
Nichols |
Bobby A Sr |
Oct 17, 1966 |
Jan 31, 1993 |
- |
Nichols |
Sumer Leann |
May 25, 1987 |
Nov 9, 1999 |
Pic
#2 |
Nichols
|
William |
Jan 29, 1826 |
Aug 28, 1895 |
Pic
#2 Photo Per Ron Wade-
William Nichols - Born in Lawrence Co., Alabama, born the son of William
Walter Nichols (1774-1838) and Nancy Park (1765-1800), married 26
Nov 1848 in Lawrence Co., Ala. to
Martha Ann Lafever, born 1828 in S. C. and had at least
three children, Elizabeth, Nancy and John both born around 1850 in Alabama.
William 7 Aug 1847 enlisted in the U.S. Army in the Mexican
American War in Moulton, Lawrence, Alabama and was discharged from
service on 15 Jul 1848 as a Private in Mobile, Alabama. During
the Civil War he served in the Confederate Army and shown
recovering from injuries near Eureka Springs, Ark. where he
attended an 1880 reunion of Confederate Soldiers he lived with
there in Feb. 1865
according to a statement of Sian Crelia (1845-1919) who was with
him there and from Co. A,
Cooper's Battallion, Stand Watie Division. |
O
Last Name |
First Name |
Birth |
Death |
Comment |
Oden |
Elijah Marshall |
Jun 28, 1851 |
Aug 9, 1926 |
H/o Mattie; We trust our loss will be his gain
and that with Christ he is gone to reign. |
Oden |
John H |
Dec 25, 1879 |
Apr 21, 1950 |
- |
Oden |
Mattie |
Sep 23, 1849 |
Nov 25, 1925 |
W/o Elijah Marshall; Our Mother; She has served
her generation and by a will of God has fell asleep in Jesus. |
Odom |
Emanuel |
Sep 13, 1811 |
Sep 7, 1863 |
Pic
#2 Pic
#3
Edmond Emanuel Odom, born in North Carolina. He married 14 May 1839 in Madison, MS to
Sarah Ann Grafton (1823 - 1899). Their children included Alphseus Sidney Odom
(1840 - 1863), Bertha Ann Odom (1842 - 1866), Rutilius Amsi Odom
(1844 - 1848), Margaret Allida Odom (1846 - 1848), Thomas James
Odom (1849 - 1885), Marion Irwin Odom (1851 - 1933), Mary Jane
Odom (1855 - 1940), Alice Ladella Lane Odom (1857 - 1943), Ella
Josephine Odom (1859 - 1931), and Jefferson Davis Odom (1861 -
1895). |
Odom |
Jewell E |
Apr 12, 1897 |
Aug 21, 1899 |
D/o T J & P G |
Odom |
Sarah A |
Oct 23, 1823 |
Mar 10, 1899 |
Pic
#2 Per Ron Wade -
Sarah A. Grafton Odom, born Jefferson,
Madison Co., Miss., the daughter of
Thomas Jefferson Grafton (1790 ? 1852) and
Mary Forman (1794 ?
1882). She married Emanuel Odom (1811-1863) and their children included Alphseus Sidney Odom (1840
? 1863), Bertha Ann Odom (1842 ? 1866), Rutilius Amsi Odom (1844 ?
1848), Margaret Allida Odom (1846 ? 1848), Thomas James Odom (1849
? 1885), Marion Irwin Odom (1851 ? 1933), Mary Jane Odom (1855 ?
1940), Alice Ladella Lane Odom (1857 ? 1943), Ella Josephine Odom
(1859 ? 1931), and Jefferson Davis Odom (1861 ? 1895). |
Odom |
Thomas J |
Jun 21, 1849 |
Mar 18, 1885 |
Per Ron Wade -
Thomas James Odom, born in Vernon,
Jackson Parish, La., the son of
Emanuel Edmond Odom (1811 ? 1863) and
Sarah Ann Grafton (1823 ? 1899). He married 3 Dec 1868 in Peoria, Tx. to
Sarah Jane Turner (1850 Gatesville, Tx. ? 1939 Paris, Tx.). Their children
included Bertha Ann Odom (1872 ? 1966), Thomas James Odom (1874 ?
1961), Edwin Odom born about 1876, Stella Pearl Odom (1877 ?
1970), Sallie Ardella Odom (1880 ? 1935), and Lucy Odom (1882 ?
1886). During the Civil War he enlisted in Co. B, 16th
Battalion, Louisiana Infantry (Confederate Guards Response
Battalion). |
Orr |
Estelle Steelman |
Jun 26, 1915 |
Feb 3, 1998 |
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