WILSON (Boone) CEMETERY, Parker Rd, LINCOLN COUNTY TENNESSEE
Mapping the Location

Photo overviews of the cemetery (if you can see thru the brush): 4918/4919/4925/4950/4953/4958/4967/4968/4969/4975/4976/5000/5001/5015/5016/5017/5018/5019/5020/5021/5022/5023
Distant view of the nearby Robison Cemetery-Its only fieldstone marked - No formal markers with inscription: 5167/Mapped location-Photographer standing on Green dot:5166/5168. It is believed Mildred Robison is interred here wife of Henry Robison married 18 Jan 1842 (b. 13 Aug 1821) - died 6 Oct 1905 aged 84 yrs, 1 Mo & 19 days. Others unknown are under unmarked graves., P 253 Lincoln Co Cems.

CLARK, John, Aug 2, 1815 - Oct 13, 1890 4928C/4928
CLARK, J. Porter, Mar 17, 1846 - Jan 4, 1898 4929/4930/4933
CLARK, John, Son of J.H. & S.E. Clark, Dec 15, 1871 - Jan 15, 1892 4935/4936/4934
CLARK, P.B., Jun 14, 1834 - Apr 12, 1901 4926C/4926/4927
CLARK, Rebecca McClain, 1846 - 1936 4931/4932
HILLYARD, Sarah B. H., Consort of S.A. Hillyard, Mar 26, 1840 - Aug 25, 1866 age: 26years & 5mos.  She was a member of the CP. Church, affectionate campanion. . . . . 4978/4977
MARCH, Ben H., Jun 22, 1815 - Jan 2, 1892 4965/4964/4966
MARCH, Sarah E. Wilson, wife of B.H. March, Sep 12, 1827 - Jun 1, 1890 4965/4964/4966
MARCH, H.V., Aug 17, 1859 - Jul 28, 1860. 4970C/4970/4971
MARCH, John H., Feb 29, 1860 - Oct 8, 1873  (stone crumbling) 4943/4944
MARCH, Rebecca A., consort of A.G. March, Oct 10, 1836 - Feb 11, 1866, age 29y, & 4m., mrd-Nov 29, 1853 She was a member of the CP Church, an affectionate companion. .friend. . 4985C/4985/4979/4980/4981/4982/4983/4984
MARCH, Cuphen? Daughter of (B.H.?) & S.E. March, Nov 25, 1852 - Oct 1, 1852? (Box tomb crumbling back to dust)  4960/4961/4962/4963
MARCH, S. E., Dec 26, 1867 - May 13, 1873
MARCH, W. B., Mar 20, 1863 - Jul 20, 1864
MARSHALL, Mrs. Josie, died-May 7, 1907, age 63 years*
MARSHALL, Nannie M., Dau of W. H. & Delina Marshall, Feb 22, 1847 - May 1, 1847 4973/4974/footstone for Nannie:4972
MARSHALL, William H., Jun 3, 1811 - Mar 1, 1880 4938/4939/4940
RAMSEY, J.M.,  Jul 19, 1856 - Jan 1, 1922. He died as he lived a Christian. 5024/5025/5026
SUTTLE, Andrew M., Mar 1, 1845 - Aug 4, 1855 4952/4951/4953/4957
SUTTLE, F. A., Dec 3, 1819 - Apr 17, 1873 4954C/4954/4957/misplaced? Footstone F.A.S.: 5026/5025
SUTTLE, Infant Son of B. F. & F. A. Suttle, age: 6m. (no dates, but style box tomb tells is it is around the 1850s) 4955/4956/4957
SUTTLE, Jonas S. Suttle, Oct 5, 1854 - Aug 12, 1855 4946/4945/4947/4953/4957
WILSON, Boone Wilson, Aug 30, 1791 - Dec 28, 1859 4995/4993/4992/4991   
WILSON, Nancy, wife of Boon Wilson, Aug 2, 1792 - Sep 25, 1871 4999/4998/4996
WILSON, Shields, Jul 16, 1836 - Jun 15, 1899 Write me as one who loves his fellow man. 5009/5010/footstone S.W.:5006
WILSON, Mary Lou, Dec 7, 1834 - (no date) More things are wrought by prayer than this world has dreamed of  5009/5010
WILSON, Byrd D., 1879 - 19(no date) 4906/4907
WILSON, Eva W. Wilson, 1874 - 19?? 4906/4907
WILSON, Madison, 1860 - 1942. 4905
WILSON, Margaret, 1861 - 1900. 4905
WILSON, Dee M., 1884 - 1906. 4905
WILSON, Annie Adell, Dau of Matt & Maggie Wilson, Jan 19, 1888 - Jul 11, 1888. 4920C/4920
WILSON, Ellen, Dau of Matt & Maggie Wilson, Dec 19, 1895 - Jan 18, 1897 4910/4911
WILSON, Frank, Son of Matt & Maggie Wilson, Sep 22, 1893 - Sep 25, 1893 4917C/4917/4918
WILSON, Infant children of Matt & Maggie Wilson, B&D-Dec 25, 1894 4915/4914/4918
WILSON, Infant children of Matt & Maggie Wilson, Mar 10, 1897 - Mar 13, 1897 4913/4912/4918
WILSON, Little Twins Children of Matt & Maggie Wilson, Dec 3, 1886 - Dec 7, 1886 4923/4924
WILSON, Matt, (no dates)
WILSON, Miss Claudie, Dau of Mrs. E.S. Wilson, died-Sep 24, 1907 (no age given) no surname on tombstone) Faithful unto death (seems like an adult)  5002/5003/5004

Fieldstone inscribed 1843, M. L. W.: 5013/5012/5011/another similarly shaped fieldstone just north of this one - no apparent lettering, covered in brush: 5014
Fieldstones marking graves: 4937/4986/4987/4988/4989

Several listings above are missing monuments that evidently have been found in the past. I am not surprised because I probably missed them. Many of the tombstones were found by kicking at a clump of protruding leaves which yielded a covered tombstone which was cleared away for the photo. That was after clearing away the privy hedge and saw briars so access could be determined.

A nice rock wall surrounds this cemetery with a metal gate that has fallen and no longer protects the cemetery. The privy hedge, saw briars, vines and other unnamed brush have taken over the whole premises of the cemetery inside the rock wall. As usual I found myself cutting my way into and over too each tombstone to clear it enough to make the photos. That means many thorns scratches to the arms. Got a healthy case of the annoying beggar lice (seeds) weeds that clings to your clothes for a ride to somewhere else only to be knocked off and fall to the ground and become next year's weeds.
I don't think anyone has been into this cemetery in many years. The Cemetery book said it was damaged by cattle. How could that happen with the rock fence in place. I suspect the damage is from falling tree limbs and the dampness from excessive foliage present along with wetness which causes the stones to erode, especially the old soft limestone monuments. It was rainy (misting) that day, but given the shady place I suspect these stones have not dried off in ages.

Photographed on a rainy Friday morning of 8 Jan 2016. The inscriptions were updated with exceptions found or known by C. Wayne Austin. This publication culminated from various sources. Listed on page 253-254 of the book Lincoln County County Cemeteries by Tim & Helen Marsh, abt 1978. Added here 14 Jan 2016. Cemetery not listed on Findagrave.com