HARWELL, (William Fielder) CEMETERY, Donahue Road, Left then across field, GILES COUNTY TENNESSEE

Mapping the Location

Photo views of the William Fielder Harwell Cemetery: 9733W/9718/9719/9720/9721/9722/9732/9733/9734
 
HARWELL, William Fielder, 30 Jul 1869 - 08 Jan 1937, h/o Nancy Ella Christopher Harwell, s/o William & Arabella C. Madry Harwell 9731/9730/9732
Obituary: The Pulaski Citizen 13 Jan 1937
W. F. �Billy� Harwell died at his home in the Cedar Grove community, Friday, Jan.8, age 67. After funeral services conducted by Elders Murphy & Clark, the body was laid away in the family burying ground at the home. Mr. Harwell was a good citizen & is survived by his wife & three children.
HARWELL, Nancy Ella [Christopher], 26 Dec 1873 - 01 Apr 1961, w/o William Fielder Harwell, d/o Edward & Louisa Browning Christopher 9731/9730
Obituary: The Pulaski Citizen 5 Apr 1961
Funeral services for Nancy Christopher Harwell, 87, resident of the Austin Hewitt Home, were held at 2 o�clock Sunday afternoon at Bennett-May Funeral Home, conducted by Gilbert E. Shaffer, minister of East Hill Church of Christ. Burial took place in the Harwell Cemetery at Cedar Grove. Mrs. Harwell died Saturday afternoon, April 1, at the Home after a long illness. Born December 26, 1873, in Giles County, she was the daughter of the late Edward Christopher & Louisa Browning Harwell. Her husband, W. F. Harwell, died several years ago. She was a life long member of the Church of Christ. Mr. Harwell is survived by one son, William Osborne Harwell; seven grandchildren & sixteen great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Ben Holt & Mrs. John Bledsoe, both of Pulaski; & one brother, Ross Christopher, Tucson, Ariz.; one half-brother, Guy Christopher, Toledo, Ohio.
Bennett-May Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
HARWELL, Infant, No dates, Infant of William Fielder & Nancy Ella Christopher Harwell (No tombstone found this survey)
HARWELL, Lida Mae, 05 Oct 1893 - 11 Jul 1952, d/o William Fielder & Nancy Ella Christopher Harwell 9728/9729
Obituary: The Pulaski Citizen 16 Jul 1952
Funeral services for Miss Lydia Mae Harwell, 58, were held at 2 o�clock Sunday afternoon in the chapel of Bennett-May Funeral Home, conducted by Elder Gilbert Gibbs of Lawrenceburg. Burial took place in the family center at Cedar Grove. She died at 10:20 o�clock Friday morning, July 11, at Giles County Hospital after a brief illness. The daughter of Mrs. Ella Christopher Harwell & the late W. F. Harwell, she was a lifelong resident of the county & was a member of the Church of Christ. Miss Harwell is survived by her mother; one sister, Mrs. R. L. Watson; one brother, William Osborne Harwell, both of Cedar Grove; three nieces & four nephews. Bennett-May & Company, Funeral Directors.
HARWELL, Willie Lou, No dates, d/o ____________ & ____________  (No tombstone found this survey)
WILLIAMS, Emma Lee [Harwell], 1867 - 1894, w/o Joseph Washington Williams, d/o William & Arabella C. Madry Harwell, (Sister of William Fielder Harwell) Mother 9723
WOMACK, Martha Eliza "Mattie E." [Harwell], 28 Dec 1876 - 27 Apr 1910, w/o M. Peter Womack, d/o William & Arabella C. Madry Harwell (sister of William Fielder Harwell* 9724/9727/Original broken concrete monument - now outside the fence:9735/9736/9737
WOMACK, William E., 01 Apr 1910 - 10 Jul 1911, s/o M. Peter & Mattie E. Harwell Womack 9725/9727

*Mattie died as a consequence of something related to childbirth and the baby did not survive long without the mother's nourishment in spite of the family efforts.
There are no Abernathy graves in this cemetery. The William James Abernathy & wife graves are not located here, but in the Marks-Harwell Cemetery

Listing from the research of Jean Cosby. Other comments related to a photography visit on 20 Apr 2017. Also listed in the book Giles County Tennessee Cemeteries, Page 170, by the Giles County Historical Society.