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Cemeteries of Redstone Arsenal Process And Summary, page 9
included in this project. Of the 7 cemeteries that were included in this report, but located physically outside of current arsenal boundaries, only the Jordan's Chapel Cemetery has been fully documented with a narrative report for this project. The Jordan's Chapel Cemetery report consists of 63 pages of text and graphics. The Jordan's Chapel Cemetery is perhaps one of the most historically significant of all of the cemeteries addressed by this project, as it is the burial place of a prominent pioneer prearsenal landowner and American Revolutionary War patriot, Bartholomew Jordan, for whom Jordan's Chapel was named. Jordan's Chapel was the second or third oldest Methodist Church in north Alabama, and its location was lost in antiquity until this effort was undertaken.
Summary Reports have been prepared and/or supporting data delivered on CD-ROM to the Army office for the following cemeteries:
• Andy Cowan Cemetery, 63-1 (13 pages)
• Austin Groves Cemetery, 67-2 (43 pages)
• Burton - Morton Cemetery, 71-1 (32 pages)
• Clark Cemetery, 65-2 (36 pages)
• Cooper - Penland Cemetery, 80-1 (12 pages)
• Dickson - Rankin Cemetery, 87-2 (40 pages)
• Elko Switch Cemetery, 20-1 (24 pages)
• Emeline - Inman Cemetery, 62-1 (60 pages)
• Fennil / Fennell Cemetery, 56-1 (35 pages)
• Green Grove Cemetery, 61-1 (14 pages)
• Hancock Cemetery, 62-2 (17 pages)
• Horton - Joiner Cemetery, 87-1 (19 pages)
• Indian Creek Cemetery, 62-3 (10 pages)
• Jamar - New Mt. Hope Church Cemetery, 82-1 (14 pages)
• Jamar - Owen Cemetery [no number; not on arsenal; no report]
• Joiner - Lacey Cemetery, 89-2 (25 pages)
• Jones Cemetery, 37-5 (18 pages)
• Jordan Cemetery, 45-1 (30 pages)
• Jordan - Jacobs Cemetery, 54-1 (29 pages)
• Jordan - Lanier Cemetery, 51-1 (26 pages)
• Jordan's Chapel Cemetery [no number; not on arsenal] (63 pages)
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