FLOURNOY CEMETERY, Locust Hill, Beechwood Farm Rd., GILES COUNTY TENNESSEE
Mapping the Location

Overview photos of the Flournoy Cem: 8438/8439/8440/8441/8442/8443/8444/8445/8446/8447/8448/8449
Distant views of the cemetery: 8416/8450

CANNON, Sarah M., 182_, sister of Martha Cannon Flournoy, d/o William and Sarah Mosby Cannon. (Unmarked grave)
FLOURNOY, Eliza, 28 Jan 1829 - 09 Oct 1829, d/o Alfred and Martha Moore Flournoy, Age 8 mos. 11 days 8422C/8422/8423
SACRED to the Memory of ELIZA FLOURNOY Infant daughter of Alfred & Martha Flournoy who departed this life October 9th 1829 aged 8 Months & 11 Days
FLOURNOY, Infant, 08 Aug 1829 - 10 Aug 1829, 2 days,  s/o William and Martha Camp Flournoy 8435C/8435/8434/8436
(See inscription for John Henry Flournoy)
FLOURNOY, John Henry, 04 Sep 1832 - 05 Dec 1833, s/o William and Martha Camp Flournoy  8435C/8435/8434/8436
SACRED to the memory of JOHN HENRY FLOURNOY, son of William C (or F) & Martha C. Flournoy, born 4th of Sept, 1832 & died 5th Decr 1833 and their Infant son who died 10 August 1829, Aged 2 days. So fades the lovely blooming flower. . . . .of the fleeting hour. . . and pleasures only bloom to die.
FLOURNOY, Martha [Moore], 25 Dec 1803 - 13 Sep 1834, w/o Alfred Flournoy, d/o Somerset Moore "She was a Baptist" 8425/8426/8427
SACRED To The Memory of MARTHA M. wife of Alfred Flournoy. She was born Decr 25, 1803 & Departed this life the 13th of Sept 1834. She was a dutiful and affectionate Wife and Mother, A kind and faithful friend, a member of the Baptist Church and died in the belief of a happy immortality.  Why do we mourn for dying friends, or shake at death's alarms. Tis but the voice that Jesus sends To call them to his arms.
FLOURNOY, Silas, 04 Jun 1774 - 18 May 1822, h/o Martha Cannon Flournoy, s/o Samuel Flournoy 8417C/8417/8418/Silas Flournoy tomb crushed (by a hackberry tree) 8424
SACRED to the Memory of SILAS FLOURNOY who was born the 24th of June 1774 and died the 18th of May 1822
FLOURNOY, William C.,  05 Apr 1800 - 23 Sep 1838, h/o Martha Ann Ward Camp Flournoy, s/o Silas and Martha Cannon Flournoy, Broken stone**
HARRIS, Alfred Moore, 01 Oct 1789 - 21 Feb 1828, h/o Eliza Flournoy Harris, s/o Tyree H. and Susannah Swift Harris, Fieldstone marked grave. Family History/8438L
HARRIS, Eliza [Flournoy], 18 Nov 1794 - 16 Apr 1829, w/o Judge Alfred Moore Harris s/o Silas and Martha Cannon Flournoy, Fieldstone marked grave Family History/8438L
RHEA, Margaret Y. Flournoy, 30 Sep 1812 - 25 Jun 1833, w/o Joseph C. Rhea, d/o Silas and Martha Cannon Flournoy 8431/8432/8433
SACRED to the Memory of MARGARET Y.  (Consort of JOSEPH C. RHEA), Born 30th of September 1812 Died 25 June 1833.
TROTTER, Martha C. Flournoy, 16 Jan 1802 - 25 May 1822, w/o Joseph Trotter, d/o Silas and Martha Cannon Flournoy 8428/8429/8430/8433 
SACRED to the Memory of MARTHA C. TROTTER, wife of Joseph Trotter, who departed this life May 25, 1822,  Aged  20 years, 4 months & 9 days. Still lives the memory of the departed worth The tear is holy that bedews the soil. . . . . .
TROTTER, William Alexander, 25 Mar 1822 - 19 Aug 1822, s/o Joseph and Martha Cannon Trotter (4 mos. 25 days) (stone not found)

Unknown tombstone but likely one of the missing ones above. It is an adult tomb with an fallen extension and the top turned upside down: 8419/8420/8421
Scrap of a box tomb has "FLOUR(NOY)" and "00". This is probably the remains of the William C. Flournoy monument because we can make out Flournoy and perhaps the scrap of a year birth date 18(00)** 8437