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Willen's Gap Road to John Arnold Road, turn right and go to end of road (trailer and cabin on right at the end). Turn right at cabin and follow old road up to a collection of derelict trucks, then turn sharply right up a logging road to the top of the ridge. The grave is to the right against the fence, surrounded by a square of barbed wire.
This grave is not listed in Upon a Lonely Hill The Cemeteries of Johnson County, Tennessee by Jeffrey L. Carrier. The listing that follows is derived from the visit on 6 August 2002, readings and genealogical research by John B. Rochelle.
Information in brackets [sample] was provided by John B. Rochelle unless indicated otherwise.
Arnold, Johnny William
Dates not known, no stone
[s/o Fred S. Arnold & Lenith M. Forrester
Grave marked by a squared off space bounded by barbed wire fence, and a small pile of old white plastic funeral arrangement baskets and poison ivy. There is no stone and there is no marker.
Residents of the Potter home at the base of John Arnold Road were interviewed to find out who was buried there.]
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This page added 24 August 2002 and last updated 31 December 2002.