FREEMAN CEMETERY
WEAKLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE
The Freeman Cemetery Association was established in 1978 when Dillard Brooks and his heirs created the organization and deeded the property to it. The FCA meets annually in August in Martin, Tennessee, in order to update members about needed care and to share research about the families, cemetery, and community. Over the years, FCA has been responsible for a new wrought-iron fence, a new Freeman Cemetery name stone, and the addition of missing or replacement of damaged stones, as well as regular upkeep.
ABOUT FREEMAN CEMETERY and
FREEMAN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
ABOUT US
We are family and friends of those buried in Freeman Cemetery who share a sense of the importance of the lessons of history, in all its joys and sorrows, shames and triumphs. We want to share this past with future generations.
FCA MEETINGS
The next Freeman Cemetery Association meeting is scheduled for Saturday, August 10, 2024,10:00 a.m., in the Martin Public Library, Martin, Tennessee. Check back closer to the date to confirm exact time and for more details about the agenda.
WELCOME
If you have ancestors buried in Freeman Cemetery or other connections to the area and its history, please contact us to contribute more information and photos for this site or to join our email list for news about upcoming meetings.
AERIAL PHOTOS OF
FREEMAN CEMETERY
We were lucky to find Ken Heron to use the latest technology to capture several views of this historical spot. Past, present, and future come together in these stunning images, created through drone photography, compliments of Heron Photography. In this view, if you look closely, you can see Ken and his crew working the drone from Bethany Church Road just outside the cemetery. Thanks, Ken!