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Lewallen-Luallen Cemetery

Also known as Lewallen Cemetery , Luallen Graveyard

Anderson County, Tennessee, USA – *No GPS coordinates

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  • Cane Creek Road, Along Clinch River
    Anderson County, Tennessee, USA

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In the book "A promise of Good Things," Longfield Baptist Church 1831-1981 by Edith Wilson Hutton. It is not known where John & Nancy Luallen are buried; however, many years after they died, the church held a meeting at "Luallen's Graveyard" assumed the property of Richard Lewallen born 1763. John Lewallen was the son of Richard Lewallen.

"Early Tennessee Tax Records," by Pollyanna Creekmore, List: Taxable property & Polls in Captain Jeofferys Company taken by Joseph Sinclair Esquire 1802, List: RICHARD LEWALLEN, 200 acres, Cane Creek, with 1 free poll, 1 black poll.

Land Deed Genealogy of Anderson Co, TN, 1801-1831, compiled by: Rev Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr
p 217 of records; p. 100/101 in book
May 1, 1816. RICHARD LEWALLEN of Anderson Co, to Aron Slover, for $100, 50 acres on Clinch River, where Arron Slover now lives, on bank of the Clinch River, being a division corner between said Slover, along the line between Slover & Lewallen, to Hart's line, with his line, to Clinch River, up the river. Reg. 20 Nov 1816. RICHARD LEWALLEN
Wit. James Kirkpatrick

Richard Lewallen owned many parcels of land in Anderson Co, TN. In tracing back the deeds I have been unable to determine exactly which one the family cemetery was located as he died May 08, 1833.

It hard for me to be specific exactly where the Lewallen/Luallen cemetery is located as Richard Lewallen died May 08, 1833 Anderson Co, TN.

Information provided by Gloria Fay (Harmon) Burris.















In the book "A promise of Good Things," Longfield Baptist Church 1831-1981 by Edith Wilson Hutton. It is not known where John & Nancy Luallen are buried; however, many years after they died, the church held a meeting at "Luallen's Graveyard" assumed the property of Richard Lewallen born 1763. John Lewallen was the son of Richard Lewallen.

"Early Tennessee Tax Records," by Pollyanna Creekmore, List: Taxable property & Polls in Captain Jeofferys Company taken by Joseph Sinclair Esquire 1802, List: RICHARD LEWALLEN, 200 acres, Cane Creek, with 1 free poll, 1 black poll.

Land Deed Genealogy of Anderson Co, TN, 1801-1831, compiled by: Rev Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr
p 217 of records; p. 100/101 in book
May 1, 1816. RICHARD LEWALLEN of Anderson Co, to Aron Slover, for $100, 50 acres on Clinch River, where Arron Slover now lives, on bank of the Clinch River, being a division corner between said Slover, along the line between Slover & Lewallen, to Hart's line, with his line, to Clinch River, up the river. Reg. 20 Nov 1816. RICHARD LEWALLEN
Wit. James Kirkpatrick

Richard Lewallen owned many parcels of land in Anderson Co, TN. In tracing back the deeds I have been unable to determine exactly which one the family cemetery was located as he died May 08, 1833.

It hard for me to be specific exactly where the Lewallen/Luallen cemetery is located as Richard Lewallen died May 08, 1833 Anderson Co, TN.

Information provided by Gloria Fay (Harmon) Burris.















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