Whiteside Cemetery

This is an old abandoned cemetery near the edge of the woods on Keg Springs Road. It is located on the "Old Duncan Place". This is a difficult place to find but the with assistance of a group of girls and boys enjoying the day on their four wheelers and dirt bikes, we were carried through a cow pasture to the cemetery. They found the cemetery previously by accident. A young lady said her brother has been looking for a 4-H project that couldn't be on their land. As the property joins theirs, he can clean this cemetery as his project. This would be great as the cemetery needs attention and the fence mended as cows are turning the stones over. We want to say a special thanks to these "kids" for their assistance and for taking their time to show us Whiteside/Savage Cemetery.

Copied by Bill, Sammye & Keith Lawson on 27 January 2002

First	Middle	Last	Birth Date	Death Date	Other Information
Mary	E. (F.?)	Brooks	Oct. 1, 1845	March 6, 1895 (1896?)	We recorded middle initial as C, death date 1895)
Robert	C. (G?)	Brown (Brooks?)	Aug. 1, 1900	Dec. 9, 1900	(We recorded middle initial as C - last name Brown) sjl
Rececca		Cathey	July 26, 1797 (1792?)	March 30, 1885	(We recorded birth as 1797) sjl
Eva	Gray	Savage	July 1, 1897	April 21, 1907	"A little flower of love that blossomed but to die, saved from earthly tuint and sin."
Robert	D.	Savage	Feb. 28, 1912	April 24, 1912
James	D.	Weatherly	Feb. 13, 1846	Jan. 2, 1883
Alice	Rebecca	Whiteside	Feb. 17, 1846	Sept. 11, 1904	Wife of G.R. Whiteside
Elizabeth		Whiteside	March 7, 1815	Jan. 7, 1895	Wife of James Whiteside
James		Whiteside	Jan. 27, 1808	June 25, 1891
Robert	N.	Whiteside	Sept. 18, 1817	March 30, 1890
Samuel	A.	Whiteside	April 9, 1832	Aug. 21, 1873