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Reuben Jefferson Roark

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Reuben Jefferson Roark

Birth
USA
Death
25 Mar 1863 (aged 32)
USA
Burial
Lafayette, Macon County, Tennessee, USA Add to Map
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The Macon Roots Book, produced by the MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE Historical and Genealogical Society says that Reuben Jefferson Roark died in the Civil War. He married Sarah B Hall Nov 11, 1854.
The information on this grave was found in the MACON COUNTY CEMETERY BOOK VOL II, Compiled by the Macon County Historical Society, this cemetery copied for the book by Ernestine Meador in 1971.

Below is a message from John Robert Shaw


Note to add to any memorial pages you have added at this cemetery:

On March 28, 2013 I located the Samuel Reuben Roark Cemetery in Macon County, TN. With the help of Miss June at the Macon County Historical Society in Lafayette, TN who knew a man that met me and guided me to the cemetery.

It is located on the rear part of a private home's lot and is best to obtain permission to go on the property.

The cemetery is generally abandonded, very very old and all the gravestones have been deteriorated and knocked down. The photos show that there is not much left to see if you visit. None of the gravestones have any readable inscriptions.

John Robertshaw
#47700116
The Macon Roots Book, produced by the MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE Historical and Genealogical Society says that Reuben Jefferson Roark died in the Civil War. He married Sarah B Hall Nov 11, 1854.
The information on this grave was found in the MACON COUNTY CEMETERY BOOK VOL II, Compiled by the Macon County Historical Society, this cemetery copied for the book by Ernestine Meador in 1971.

Below is a message from John Robert Shaw


Note to add to any memorial pages you have added at this cemetery:

On March 28, 2013 I located the Samuel Reuben Roark Cemetery in Macon County, TN. With the help of Miss June at the Macon County Historical Society in Lafayette, TN who knew a man that met me and guided me to the cemetery.

It is located on the rear part of a private home's lot and is best to obtain permission to go on the property.

The cemetery is generally abandonded, very very old and all the gravestones have been deteriorated and knocked down. The photos show that there is not much left to see if you visit. None of the gravestones have any readable inscriptions.

John Robertshaw
#47700116


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