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:''This article is about the historic cemetery in Trussville. For other uses, see [[Massey Cemetery (disambiguation)]].'' | |||
'''Massey Cemetery''' (also called '''Pioneer Massey Cemetery''' or '''Massey Historic Cemetery''') is a historic cemetery located off [[Advent Circle]] near [[I-59]] east of [[Trussville]] and west of [[Argo]]. It is the final resting place of pioneer [[Samuel Massey]] who settled in the area in December [[1819]]. Massey died in May [[1829]]. The cemetery was used by members of his household and other neighboring families and largely abandoned around [[1932]], though some graves date to the early 1950s. | '''Massey Cemetery''' (also called '''Pioneer Massey Cemetery''' or '''Massey Historic Cemetery''') is a historic cemetery located off [[Advent Circle]] near [[I-59]] east of [[Trussville]] and west of [[Argo]]. It is the final resting place of pioneer [[Samuel Massey]] who settled in the area in December [[1819]]. Massey died in May [[1829]]. The cemetery was used by members of his household and other neighboring families and largely abandoned around [[1932]], though some graves date to the early 1950s. There are 71 graves, 40 of which are marked. | ||
Currently the cemetery is fenced and well-maintained. The cemetery was surveyed by [[Earle Massey]] for the [[Birmingham Genealogical Society]]. A historical marker was erected at the site by the [[Alabama Historical Association]] in [[2004]]. | Currently the cemetery is fenced and well-maintained. The cemetery was surveyed by [[Earle Massey]] for the [[Birmingham Genealogical Society]]. A historical marker was erected at the site by the [[Alabama Historical Association]] in [[2004]]. | ||
==Notable burials== | |||
* [[Samuel Massey]] (1793-1829) | |||
==References== | |||
* "Massey Cemetery, Argo" in {{HJC}}, p. 139 | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
{{Locate | lat= 33.67273 | lon=-86.54923 | zoom=16 | type=k}} | |||
* [http://www.birminghamgenealogy.org/research/cemeteries/page054.htm census of markers] at birminghamgenealogy.org | * [http://www.birminghamgenealogy.org/research/cemeteries/page054.htm census of markers] at birminghamgenealogy.org | ||
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/johnnystiletto/sets/72157615203592575/ photographs] from Massey Cemetery at Flickr | * [http://www.flickr.com/photos/johnnystiletto/sets/72157615203592575/ photographs] from Massey Cemetery at Flickr | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Jefferson County cemeteries]] | ||
[[Category:1819 establishments]] | |||
[[Category:Advent Circle]] | [[Category:Advent Circle]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:28, 12 September 2019
- This article is about the historic cemetery in Trussville. For other uses, see Massey Cemetery (disambiguation).
Massey Cemetery (also called Pioneer Massey Cemetery or Massey Historic Cemetery) is a historic cemetery located off Advent Circle near I-59 east of Trussville and west of Argo. It is the final resting place of pioneer Samuel Massey who settled in the area in December 1819. Massey died in May 1829. The cemetery was used by members of his household and other neighboring families and largely abandoned around 1932, though some graves date to the early 1950s. There are 71 graves, 40 of which are marked.
Currently the cemetery is fenced and well-maintained. The cemetery was surveyed by Earle Massey for the Birmingham Genealogical Society. A historical marker was erected at the site by the Alabama Historical Association in 2004.
Notable burials
- Samuel Massey (1793-1829)
References
- "Massey Cemetery, Argo" in The Heritage of Jefferson County, Alabama (2002) Clanton: Heritage Publishing Consultants. ISBN 1891647547, p. 139
External links
- census of markers at birminghamgenealogy.org
- photographs from Massey Cemetery at Flickr