BOYET-ELLIOTT-CHUNN CEMETERY, Lewisburg, MARSHALL COUNTY TENNESSEE
Mapping the location

Area overviews of the Elliott Cemetery area: 7433/7475
Area overviews of the Boyet Cemetery area: 7476/7477/7519/7520

BILLS, Catharine, wife of LP. Bills, Oct 27, 1830 - Mar 12, 1862 7468C/7468/7469
BOYET, James, Aug 3, 1790 - Mar 25, 1868 7481/7486
BOYET, Elizabeth, Jul 6, 1797 - Sep 6, 1883 7482/7486
BOYET, B. F., Sep 24, 1836 - Oct 31, 1859 7480/7486
BOYET, Chelley J., Jan 31, 1829 - May 24, 1898 7488/7487
BOYET, Edith, Sep 18, 1823 - Apr 22, 1894 7489/7487
BOYET, Elizabeth, dau of J & H Boyet Dec 15, 1853 - Jun 26, 1854 (Only this survived the vandals): 7522B/7522
BOYET, Jesse, Mar 28, 1821 - Oct 24, 1901 7505/7506
BOYET, Henrietta Killingsworth, wife of Jesse Boyet, Aug 25, 1825 - Jan 17, 1854 7504/7506
BOYET, Josiah, Jan 26, 1819 - Jan 11, 1888 7484/7486
BOYET, Mamie J., dau of J.E. & M.F.J. Boyet, Mar 29, 1879 - Jun 18, 1879 (Twin of Mary A. Boyet) 7499C/7499
BOYET, Mary A., dau of J.E. & M.F.J. Boyet, Mar 29, 1879 - Oct 9, 1879  (Twin of Mamie J. Boyet) 7501C/7501
BOYET, Nancy, Mar 12, 1833 - May 5, 1834 (top fragments and bottom missing dates separated): 7474D/7474/7478
BOYET, W. Thomas, May 14, 1839 - Feb 27, 1913 7485/7486
BOYET, William A., son of J.E. & M.F.J. Boyet, Sep 16, 1858 - May 21, 1859 (Perhaps this fragment matches:. . . . . .AM A. . . . .of . . & M.F.  7522C1
BOYET, Zilpha H., Dec 15, 1853 - Jun 26, 1854 dau of J & H Boyet twin (not identified among the fragments of tombstones remaining)
BOYET, Elizabeth, Dec 15, 1853 - Jun 26, 1854 dau of J & H Boyet twin (not identified among the fragments of tombstones remaining)
BOYETT, James E., 1831 - 1882 Husband 7502
BOYETT, Mary F. J., 1839 - 1916 Wife 7502
BOYETT, John T, 1876 - 1940 Brother 7503
BOYETT, Kate M., 1884 - 1917 Sister 7503
CALTON, S. T., Jan 7, 1850 - Oct 12, 1931 7507
CALTON, W. N., Feb 18, 1826 - Jul 27, 1891 (Inscription may be on the underside of the S.T. Calton stone, but maybe not, since there is a 40 years difference in their deaths) 7507
CHUNN, Hezikiah, b. between 1820 & 1840 & died 1881 (no other info, Funeral Marker & Granite monument) 7472/funeral marker:7471
CHUNN, Catherine, Oct 6, 1846 - Jan 27, 1911, Age 65 yrs, 3 mo. & 21 days, A precious one from us has gone a voice we loved stilled  7508
CHUNN, Darthula Octavia, daughter of Martha & H Chunn, Dec 13, 1873 - Sep 8, 1880  bottom of stone missing name:7473
CHUNN, James Wendal, Aug 20, 1927 - Sep 10, 1927 son of Trim K & Annie C. Chunn 7470C/7470/7491
COLLINS, Nancye, first wife of O.P. Sheppard, last the wife of Henry Collins, Apr 6, 1820 - Oct 16, 1861. 7456/7457/7458/7459
ELLIOTT, Edmon, (b. cir 1815) - died Mar 24, 1891, Age 76 7441C/7441
ELLIOTT, George W., Sep 18, 1877 - Aug 24, 1906 7435C/7435/7434/7436
ELLIOTT, Patsy, wife of G. W. Elliott, Oct 25, 1837 - May 28, 1897 (This stone not next to the stone of G.W. Elliott b. 1877. 7437C/7437/7438/7439/footstone P.E.:7440
ELLIOTT, Sammie R., dau of James D. & Sue F. Elliott, Jan 12, 1872 - Feb 15, 1876 (not identified among the fragments of tombstones remaining)
ELLIOTT, Sue F., wife of James D. Elliott, Aug 11, 1852 - Jul 30, 1875 7462
GILBERT, M. H., wife of R. Gilbert, 1821 - Sep 26, 1875 7445C/7445
LEE, Joseph E., Mar 8, 1831 - Jul 22, 1863 (civil War fighting age and died during the war of what? ) 7463
LONDON, Thomas Harris, Oct 10, 1824 - Feb 16, 1862 (only footstone T.H.L. survives): 7498/7522C
LONDON, Priscilla Ann Turner, wife of Thomas H. London, Sep 3, 1820 - Dec 18, 1905 7492/7493
LONDON, Martha V., May 4, 1858 - Sep, 1864 7494C/7524/7494/7495
MENIFEE, Willis, 1841 - 1902 Husband 7490C/7490
MENIFEE, Mattie M., 1867 - 1946 Wife 7490C/7490
M. . . . . , J. R., (Footmarker initials J.R.M. beside the S.T. Calton monument. might be for the stone inscribers though)  7507R/7507
SNELL, Fannie, wife of James C. Snell, Dec 28, 1832 - Aug 19, 1977. 7460C/7460/Another broken monument in the same grave lots: 7461
TUCKER, Zilpha, wife of A.C. Tucker, Jan 2, 1816 - Nov 30, 1884 7483/7486
WHITE, John W., son of B.W. & L.P. White, Aug 3, 1857 - Oct 30, 1876  7463C/7463

Fieldstones marking graves in the Elliott Cem area: 7442/7443/7444/7446/7447/7448/7449/7450/7451/7452/7453/7454/7455/7464/
7465/7466/7467/7475/7476/7477/7479/7509/7510/7511/7512/7513/7514/7515/7516/7517/7518/7519/7520/7521
Fragments of tombstones vandalized about 10 years ago on Halloween according to Mayor Jim Bingham: 7493/7495/7496/7497/7498/7522/7523/7524/7525/7526
Footstone J.B. probably belongs to Jesse or Josiah Boyet: 7500

My thoughts in the past have been confirmed here in that the old cemeteries that survive are not in the metropolitan areas. Those city cemeteries are the first ones to get vandalized by youths. Cemeteries far back in the wilderness are likely to survive if there are no trees falling and smashing the stones. Mayor Bingham tells me this one was visited by the evil doers on Halloween around 2005. These are usually gangs of youths feeling mean and looking to destroy something with no respect for property.

Photo numbers 7433 thru 7468 is mapped as the Elliott Cemetery and the rest or photo numbers 7469 thru 7526 are mapped as the Boyet Cemetery located north of the Elliott Cemetery. In this cemetery there are hundreds of fieldstones marking graves by being stood on their end and inserted into the ground with the flat side facing east. They stand just as tall as the $50,000 monument but over time their folks die out and no one then knows who is buried under each of these little markers.

Based on the photography of C. Wayne Austin 14 Sep 2015, Also shown in the book Marshall County Tennessee Cemeteries book Page 115, 1st by cousin Ralph Whitsell in the 1950s, then in the 1960s by Tim & Helen Marsh. Added here 17 Sep 2015.