Damon Miller Farm Cemetery Highway 566 Hart County , Kentucky Location: At Linwood on Hwy 31E, turn East onto Hwy 566 (aka Eve Highway) for 2.7 miles. Make a right turn into a long, gravel driveway to a brick house. Just beyond a gate behind the house in a pasture field are two stones which is all that remains of a once sizeable cemetery. The property is located high on a hill above and to the West of Lynn Camp Creek where it empties into Green River. Provided by Dee Tapp and Edith Bastin
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Surname |
Given Name |
Birth |
Death |
Notes |
| CRUMP | Rhoda (Crump) | 23 Dec 1825 |
25 Feb 1855 |
d/o Archibald and Elizabeth (Harper) Crump |
| GARDNER | Hannah (Watkins) | 20 Jan 1800 |
30 Sep 1854 |
 d/o James Watkins & Nancy Ann (Kennedy) Watkins - w/o Elisha Gardner |
| HODGES | Son | 24 Aug 1860 |
20 Sep 1862 |
s/o W.M. & M. J. Hodges |
| BAILEY | Elizabeth | 24 Apr 1850 |
19 Jun 1869 |
w/o William Bailey |
| Infant | 03 Jul 1865 |
21 Aug 1865 |
No surname or given name given |
Comments: In the early 1800s, this property belonged to Elisha and Hannah (Watkins) Gardner. Elisha and later his son, James Heath Gardner, owned a mill at this location and just across the river at 300 Springs, they operated a tavern and an inn. During the Civil War, they sold the property to a man named Garvin. At some later time, it became the property of Damon and Agnes Miller and is now owned by Marshall Puckett. Sources: Dee Tapp, Edith Bastin and Judge Roy A. Cann’s transcription in the book entitled Hart County Kentucky Cemetery Records Volume 4, Page 36, compiled by Sandra K. Gorin. |
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