HARWELL-WORLEY CEMETERY, I-65 Access Road, west side I-65@Hwy64, GILES COUNTY TENNESSEE

The yellow box represents a very rough approximation of the area where this lost cemetery is thought to be.
Mapping the Location

Pictures of the one grave identifiable as a grave. It is lined with rough cut stone rock and has an uncut sandstone for a headstone. Nothing remains in the way of a formal tombstone: 9850/9851/9852/Picture

HARWELL, A.A., (no dates)
HARWELL, R.L., (no dates)
HARWELL, M.K., (no dates)
HARWELL, Thomas Paine, 1827 - 25 Oct 1878, h/o Martha R. McKnight, md 1845, s/o Harbard Jr. & Elizabeth Paine Harwell
K���, A.W. (no dates, or other information)
McLIN, Robert, 26 Feb 1871 - 15 Oct 1871, s/o James Monroe and Frances Evelyn Montgomery McLin

I paid a visit to what I think is this cemetery and there is evidence of graves here but no inscriptions remain that can be found. One grave is lined with rough cut stone and has a eroded sandstone for a headstone. Nothing remains that appears to me to be a formal tombstone. The gentleman who owns this property showed me this cemetery. His family has been in possession of this land many years and he said there was at one time a granite tombstone with the name McLin on it, but neither he nor I could locate any tombstones.
I offer this listing from Jean Cosby which has the original entry in the book and some research to add more genealogy. Originally this or a similar listing was presented on Page 527 of the book Giles County Tennessee Cemeteries but it cannot be verified using the tombstone records even though the locations match. 

Oddly this unedited listing appears in the cemetery book on page 170. It has some of the same names, dates and a different location as being across I-65 & Hwy 64 and southeast of here in Cucumber Hollow. I could not identify Cucumber Hollow on any map I had. As of yet I do not know the location of this cemetery nor the cause of he confusion in names.

Harwell is a very old surname in Giles County. Studying the censuses shows that. I was not able to quickly identify any of the above Harwells' in the census. This shows up as the Dist 20 in the 1876 Mapping.

Visited on 20 Apr 2017. The listing was compiled by Jean Cosby. It was found listed on page 527 of the book Giles County Cemeteries by the Historical Society about 1988. Added here 9 May 2017. I interjected the Page 170 listing to show the possible confusion which possibly exist between these two cemeteries.