Almon Cemetery
(1822)
Located on Co Rd 176 in
Moulton/Wren
Survey done: April 18,2002 by: Charity (Terry)Goodwin, Judy &
Chase Terry
| Joaquin Miller Infant son of David C. & Annie Almon 9-23-1891 11-7-1891 1 month & 15 days |
William M. Almon 10-27-1847 5-5-1898 Married Elizabeth S. Wasson 3-28-1866 |
Elizabeth G. Wife of W.M. Almon 10-3-1846 9-22-1929 |
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| T.F. Almon 7-24-1877 12-22-1935 |
Bertie Wife of T.F. Almon 6-17-1887 11-4-1918 |
Double Marker-ALMON Plesant S. 2-6-1889 --- 5-3-1889 Bettie 8-27-1856 --- 12-29-1898 |
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| Alabama Wife of H.C. Almon 3-18-1858 6-5-1900 |
L.D. Almon 1-29-1855 1-22-1892 |
Nancy E. Wife of George Almon 12-30-1822 9-20-1894 Married 1-13-1847 |
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| George W. Almon 9-24-1817 2-27-1891 73 yrs 5 mo's 3 day's |
Double Marker-ALMON Nathaniel 1781 --- 1855 Elizabeth Coleman 1785 --- 1832 |
Almon Infants 1822 1832 (this is how the stone reads) |
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| Lorenzo Dow Almon Wife of Vaste E. McDaniel married 3-8-1832 8-10-1810 7-20-1847 |
there were 4 or 5 graves
marked with only stones, no names or dates |
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| [email protected] I was looking at the LC cemeteries on your site & wanted to add to it. The following information is from the book, ALMON BRANCH, SEEKING NEW FRONTIERS, by Eddie Almon Redmon-Hilliard. Five graves in the Almon Cemetery were moved from the Old Brown's School Cemetery (sometimes called Hebron and Almon). They were Nathaniel Almon, Elizabeth Caroline Almon, 2 infant Almons and Lorenzo Dow Almon (b. 1810). Old Brown's School Cemetery (3-4- miles S.W. Moulton, Alabama) Young children of Nathaniel & Ruth Reneau Almon, believed to be buried there, listed in their order of birth: George C. Almon b. 2-12-1841 d. 11-21-1841 Mary E. Almon b. 5-30-1844 d. 6-17-1844 Nancy J. Almon b. 12-29-1847 d. 9-1-1858 Infant (name & sex unknown) b. 3-4-1849 d. 3-25-1849 Parthenia I. Almon b. 2-21-1852 d. 7-1-1852 |