Stone County Arkansas Cemeteries

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This is a typical old covered grave of which there are several still intact in local cemeteries. This is the grave of Hardy Hatfield, son of John and Nancy Gray Hatfield. He died in 1860 from "winter fever" or pneumonia at the age of 17 yrs. This grave is located in the St. James Cemetery.

Cemetery listings, names and locations, are based on the work of Stone County Historian, Freda Daum Massey. As the years have gone by, many cemetery names have changed for numerous reasons. Sometimes new people in a community decide to change the name without understanding the original naming of the cemetery. As this work progresses, we will try to include the "lost" names of the cemeteries and the story behind the names. The list below not only contains the larger cemeteries, but also the very small family cemeteries. In time, you will find information about these cemeteries including pictures, maps, and cemetery indexes compiled by members of the Stone County Historical Society.

Stone County Cemeteries Alphabetical Listing

A	H	N
Alco	Haney Creek	Norricks Chapel
Angora	Harness	North Sylamore
B	Harris African American	O
Big Springs	Harris Bottom	Oak Grove
Blue Mountain	Happy Hollow	Old Lexington
Branscumb	Haywood	Optimus
Brewer	Herd	P
C	Herpel	Parma
Case	Hollandsworth	Pleasant Grove
Chalybeate Springs	I	Pordue
Collom	Ivy	R
Cooper Hill	J	Ramsey
Cove	Jeffery	Red Doors
D	Jim Davis Mountain	Roby
Davis	Jones Bottom	Rorie
E	K	Round Bottom
Elizabeth	Katy	Rushing
Evetts	Kelley	S
F	Knapp	Signal Hill
Farris	L	Smithee- Pleasant Hill
Fifty Six	Lampe	Stevens - Roasting Ear Creek
Finch-Turkey Creek	Levisy Flat	St. James
Flatwoods	Lindsey	T
Flint Ridge	Livingston Creek	Timbo
Fox	Long	W
Fredonia	M	Wallis
Freeman	McClellan	Whitfield
G	McMurtry	Y
Gayler	Meadow Creek	York
Gray	Miser - Ward
	Moody
	Mountain View
	Mount Joy