JOINES-SHRADER CEMETERY, (Petty Hollow Rd) GILES COUNTY, TENNESSEE
 
Mapping the location

Area View: 0315, 0316, 0317, 0353, 0354, 0355, 0356, 0357
DUNCAN, Ruben, 27 Mar 1851 - 5 Apr 1878. "Our Father." (ts off base.) 347, 0347A
FRANCIS, B. M., 17 Apr 1917 - 20 Sep 1918.
FRANCIS, C. B., 22 Jan 1909 - 29 Dec 1911.
FRANCIS, J. (James) A.(Alexander), 13 Sept 1844 - 15 Jan 1922. Footstone: "J.A.F." (h/o Malinda Ann Shrader Francis, who is buried in the Shrader Family Cemeter; ts fallen.) 0351, 0350, 0352, 0320 0324
FRANCIS, R. C., 2 Aug 1890 - 10 Nov 1910. "How happy thus to sink to rest. So early numbered with the blest. He took thee from a wold of care and everlasting bliss to have." ( ts off base.) 0321, 0328
HEWITT, G. W., 12 Nov 1869 - 4 Mar 1930. "Gone but not forgotten." (ts off base.) 0318, 0319
JOINES, Elizabeth, 8 Mar 1826 - 21 Nov 1886. "Wife of G.W. Joines." 0341, 341A
JOINES, G. W., 18 Mar 1822 - 22 Feb 1901. (death date not clear) 0342, 0343, 342A
JOINES, Infant b. & d. 1875. "Infant son of G. W. & E. Joines." 0349
JOINES, Nancie, wife of G. W. Joines, 24 May 1801 - 5 Aug 1899 (daughter of R. D. Hewitt)
OWEN, Hettie Ann, died 14 July 1884. "dautr of W. L. & C. L. Owen","Aged 16 mos." 0338, 0339, 0340
OWEN, Thomas E., died 10 Oct 1874. "aged 18 mos., son of W. L. & C. L. Owen, Asleep in Jesus." 0348
SHRADER, E. B., 22 Mar 1864 - 8 Feb 1905.
SHRADER, Lela E., died 31 Aug 1883. "Dautr - of R.H. & E.L. Shrader", "Aged 1 year, 12 ds.", "Gone, but not forgotten." 0346
SHRADER, Willie May, 11 Oct 1884 - 17 Sep 1903. 0344
SHRADER, G.W., 22 Mar 1864 - 8 Feb 1909. Footstone: "G.W.S." (ts. broken at top and off base.) 0333, 0332
Unknown, Large Granite monument - fallen face down - unreadable 0325, 0327
Unknown souls - 0322, 0323, 0326, 0329, 0330, 0331, 0334, 0335, 0336, 0337, 0345

This cemetery was at one time fenced but that has been knocked down or trampled. Cattle have been allowed to roam over this cemetery, now and in the past. They along with falling trees have just about destroyed this cemetery by knocking over the stones and breaking them up. Cattle will rub against the stones knocking them over and trees fall on the stones destroying them in about the same manner. This little cemetery has been subjected to a lot of bad treatment not to mention the possibility of vandals. I found two stones face down in the dirt unreadable. I managed to turn over the smaller A. J. Francis memorial and the other was a large modern granite monument too heavy to manually lift. 

Added here 2 May 2010 by WA. Information based on a visit & photography session by Wayne Austin 5 Nov 2009. Typing by Faye Bradford. Some programming by MB McClain.
Also listed in the book Giles County Tennessee Cemeteries, Page 184, by the Giles County Historical Society, 1985.