According to Gravestone Inscriptions From Shelby County his grave is located near 8796 Shelby Drive. It's a large box style monument. Dr. McKinney was buried with his favorite horse and dog. The Commercial Appeal, dated Sept 8, 1918, reports that Dr. McKinney died at his residence where he was born. Two of his brothers died during the Civil war and Dr. McKinney was a Confederate Veteran. In addition to his medical practice he raised cattle. He was survived by his wife Florence McNutt McKinney.
According to Gravestone Inscriptions From Shelby County his grave is located near 8796 Shelby Drive. It's a large box style monument. Dr. McKinney was buried with his favorite horse and dog. The Commercial Appeal, dated Sept 8, 1918, reports that Dr. McKinney died at his residence where he was born. Two of his brothers died during the Civil war and Dr. McKinney was a Confederate Veteran. In addition to his medical practice he raised cattle. He was survived by his wife Florence McNutt McKinney.
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