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Rev John Lambert Dopson

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Rev John Lambert Dopson

Birth
Marion County, Georgia, USA
Death
1902 (aged 71–72)
Chana Creek, Elmore County, Alabama, USA
Burial
Red Hill, Elmore County, Alabama, USA Add to Map
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Rev. Dopson and family moved to Union County, Arkansas between 1884 and 1888. Oral information handed down in the family tells of him constructing the original building for the New Prospect Methodist Church, which was located in a community generally known as Concord. A cemetery was established just across the road from the church. The church and cemetery names were later changed to Sweet Home. The church building no longer exists, but the cemetery is still in use today. My understanding is that Rev. Dopson and his wife do not have a marker in Watson Chapel Cemetery. I was told they are buried there by Sue Dopson New.
Rev. Dopson and family moved to Union County, Arkansas between 1884 and 1888. Oral information handed down in the family tells of him constructing the original building for the New Prospect Methodist Church, which was located in a community generally known as Concord. A cemetery was established just across the road from the church. The church and cemetery names were later changed to Sweet Home. The church building no longer exists, but the cemetery is still in use today. My understanding is that Rev. Dopson and his wife do not have a marker in Watson Chapel Cemetery. I was told they are buried there by Sue Dopson New.

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