Nashville City Cemetery

Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee

Address:

1001 Fourth Ave, South
Nashville, Tennessee

Directions: 

Fourth Avenue is one way going South between Lafayette and Chestnut Street

Graves:

Name

Birth Date

Death Date

Relationship

Gleaves, Martha Caroline

Abt 1828

16 Jul 1828

Daughter of Michael and Sally Dean Gleaves, Jr.

Gleaves, James M.

Jun 1818

29 Jun 1841

Son of Michael and Sally Dean Gleaves, Jr.

 

Notes:

Martha Caroline Geaves' obituary reads:

"Died in the County on the 16th Inst.  Martha Caroline Gleaves Infant daughter of Michael Gleaves".

James M. Geaves' obituary published 5 Jul 1841 in the Whig Newspaper reads:

Died – At the residence of his brother-in-law M. H. Gleaves, on the 29th inst., our much beloved and respected friend James M. Gleaves.  He was born on White’s rock, June 12, 1818.  In the fall of ’32 he professed Religion, and joined the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, in which he lived until his death.  But being young, and fond of the society of his young ireligous friends, he became cold, until death beat the retreat from earth’s battle field, and the Captain of his salvation , in the most melting strains, ordered him to take up the line of march for glory.  James was remarkable for his modest and retiring disposition.  W.W.W.

 

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