Barton Baird Cemetery
Mt. Juliet, Wilson County, Tennessee
Directions:
- From Nashville go east on I-40 to exit 226 in Mt. Juliet, TN.
- Turn right (south) onto Mt. Juliet Road and go to first stop light at Adams Lane and turn left (across from the Cracker Barrel Old Country Store.)
- Continue onto Belinda Parkway for 3.3 miles
- Turn right onto South Rutland Road for 0.2 miles
- Take the first left onto Del Webb Blvd and go 0.2 miles. (Note: from this point on, you will be on restricted usage roads)
- Turn left onto Grey Place and go 0.2 miles
- Turn left onto Bugler Road and the cemetery will be on the left.
Graves:
Name
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Birth Date
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Death Date
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Relationship
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Comments
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Baird, James H.
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1st husband of Julia A. Jennings
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Baird, William C.
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13 Dec 1862
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Son of James H. & Julia A. Jennings Baird
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Killed at Battle of Fredericksburg, VA
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Gleaves, Guy Trigg
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1814
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1867
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2nd husband of Julia A. Jennings; son of Absalom Gleaves
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Gleaves, Jimmy
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11 Apr 1852
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9 May 1853
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Son of Guy T. & Julia A. Jennings Gleaves
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Notes:
- Bartons purchased this property from the Bairds, thus the name.
- An iron picket fence surrounds the Barton graves.
- The Bairds and Gleaves graves are in the open field.
- Trees have grown up among the graves and livestock has trampled about, turning over the stones and generally doing much damage.
- This property may have been sold for a subdivision.
- Julie Gleaves sent a wagon to Fredericksburg, Va. to return her son’s body home after he was killed in the Civil War battle.
Note: This is NOT a complete tree for these families.
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