HAYNES CEMETERY
(a.k.a. FLOWERS CHAPEL or SYMRNA CEMETERY.), MAURY
COUNTY TENNESSEE
HANES,
Peter C., 16 Aug 1843 - 1 May 1923. (Hickman Co. native; s/o Minor Band & Rachel
Jane Brooks Haynes; mar. 1st to Mary Hendricks 20 Oct 1897 in Hickman Co., 2nd
Mrs. Maggie Ella Pippen 20 May 1900 in Hickman, Co.; Veteran C.S.A. Co. C. 9 BN
Tenn Cal; Peter C. Haynes is buried at Hanes Cemetery in Hickman Co. Note: The
ts was recorded by Fred Hawkins in "Maury County Tennessee Cemeteries (1986) and
Maurice Lightfoot in "They Passed This Way" (1963) his tombstone must have been
moved as the above is now in Hanes Cemetery Hickman County, but whether the
remains were removed is unknown. Since these monuments were added years later
they may have never been placed at the head of his grave anyway. MB/CWA)
Photographed on 27 Dec 2006 by Wayne Austin. Update 16 Apr 2012: "In order to
keep the history of the Haynes Cemetery Records intact, perhaps you should state
that Peter Hanes' marker was recorded by Fred Hawkins in Haynes Cemetery Maury
County Ref; Maury Co. TN. Cemeteries and "They passed this way" by Maurice
Lightfoot.
It is thought that the remains were removed to Hanes Cemetery, Hickman County,
Tennessee after these books were written. David Norwood CLAPBOARD3@aol.com