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Merrimack Cemetery, Huntsville, Alabama, page 116
forgotten. " Faces west -
(About 16 ft. betwee Tucker and Call with no stones.)
Call, Avery L., Oct. 15, 1906-May 28, 1934. "His toils are past, his work is done, he fought the fight, the victory won." Faces east.
(About 13 ft. with no stones from Call to Williams stone.) Williams, Charles E. , 1932-1934, cement block, flat on ground.
Part of last name missing, 1997.
(About 8 ft. with no stones between Williams to square stones.) Two square cement stones, lettering obliterated, appear blank. (About 10 ft. with no stones from cement squares to Massey.) Massey, John E., 1873-1948. Double stone with Ada P. Massey. Massey, Ada P. 1890-19__._. [Not buried here. AGM] Faces west.
(About 4 ft, with no stones from Massey to Graham stone.) Graham, Elijah L., 1872-1934. Faces west.
Driveway
Potter, John R., Aug. 26, 1873-May 8, 1825. "A present one from
us has gone, and a gentle voice is still, there is a vacant place in our home that never can be filled." Faces west.
(About 10 ft. with no stones from Potter to Johnson.)
Johnson, S„ A., July 4, 1847- Aug. 7, 1918. Faces west.
(About 42 ft. with no stones from Johnson to Buckner stone.) Buckner, Lattie, Aug. 13, 1905-Sept. 23, 1905. "Son of W. J. and
J. M. Buckner." Faces east.
ROW 11.
(About 14 ft. with no stones from fence to Lindsey stone.) Lindsey, James S. , 1878-1934. Lettering on top of small stone.
Faces west.
Newby, Ethel N. , 1916-1947. "She was the sunshine of our home."
Faces west.
Meeks, Linda Gail, Jan. 11, 1951-Mar. 2, 1951, dau. of Charles and Zelma Meeks. "Tread softly, an angel lies here." Faces east.
Brown, Eugene, Oct. 12, 1934. Son of Mr. & Mrs. Henry G. Brown, "Gone to be an angel." Footstone "Baby." Faces west.
(About 27 ft. with no stones between Brown and Wheeler stone.) Wheeler, Amanda E., 1846-1934. "Asleep in Jesus." Faces west. (About 8 ft. with no stones from Wheeler to Echols family plot.) Minda Echols and Sam Cleveland are the only two stones in a family plot , about 16 ft. square, enclosed by bars of cement. Echols, Minda E., 1857-1934. "A tender mother and a faithful
friend." Faces east.
Cleveland, Sam, 1909-1933. Faces west.
Driveway
(About 70 ft. with no stones between drive and Gibson stone.) Gibson, P. S. , 1861-Mar. 15, '1906. "The Lord is my shepard, I
shall not want." Faces west.
ROW 12.
(About 14 Ft. with no stones from fence to Barrett stone.)
Two stones for Virgie Barrett:
Barrett, Virgie. Cement marker, no dates. Flat on ground.
Barrett, Virgie, 1880-1933, "She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother and a friend to all." An upright stone, facing west.
(About 13 ft. with no stones from Barrett to West stone.)
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