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Cataloochee tract 252: J. Blaine Hannah
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MAP NO. CT -2 HANNAH CEMETERY (LITTLE CATALOOCHEE) LOCATION: (Our Records -Maintenance & Rehabilitation Study) -A 0.2 mile trail joins the Little Cataloochee Road at a point approximately 1.2 miles off North Carolina 285. (Book on Cemeter Inventor -North of road to Little Cataloochee Church. (Trout's Records - 0.2 mile north of the junction of Little Cataloochee Road and Mt. Sterling jeep trail. NO. OF GRAVES: (Our Records) -52; (Trout's Records) -54 LAST BURIAL: (Our Records) - 1956; (Trout's Records) - 1975 DESCRIPTION: (Our Records) - On Park Tract No. 252 conveyed to State of North Carolina by J. B. Hannah by deed recorded 23 June 1930. No reservation for cemetery made in deed. Cemetery still in use for burials. Maintained by relatives and National Park Service (minimum assistance involving weed cutting). Although cemetery is in good state of maintenance, it is located in area of poor soil and needs fertilizing badly. Trail to cemetery in fair shape but not on inventory. Fenced: wire fence with steel posts. (Calhoun's Records) - South District (Haywood); Deed No. 13; Q4. The grantors request that the land conveyed shall be maintained as a burying ground by National Park Service. (Trout's Records) - Size: approximately 50' X 110'. Cemetery is enclosed by a woven ·wire fence in good condition. Cemetery is in very good condition and needs little maintenance other than some seeding and fertilizing in a couple of places. A few markers may need stabilizing. Mt. Sterling Trail from Little Cataloochee Road to cemetery is in fairly good condition and passable by car. Structure No. Cll9. Present condition as of May, 1976: good. UTM Reference: (A) Zone: 17; Easting: 310420; Northing: 3949620. HANNAH FAMILY CEMETERY Zora M. Caldwell Sarah Hannah William Cordell Smith 08/2711914-09/03/1933 09/1411859-10/30/1896 Unknown- 03/17/1975 Jane S. Caldwell Andrew Thomas Hannah Mila Woody Valentine 04/16/1850-05/18/1933 07/06/1857-12/30/1901 09/16/1898-02/2011961 ; ' John A~ Denton James A. Hannah Mrs. Tint Woody 08/09/1822- 05/23/1896 06/22/1871 - 08/25/1904 10/25/1864-05/30/1937 Lucy Ellen Hannah John Jackson Hannah Eddie Vincent Woody 11/02/1879-04/2311880 07/28/1831- 10/14/1906 12/24/1898-10/29/1966 John A. Hannah Martha Ann Hannah Flora Bell Woody 09/02/1879 10/2211878 08/20/1833-01/1011925 10/15/1888-08115/1889 Mattie E. Hannah Hufford R. Hannah Stone# 1 12/21/1882-08/07/1886 06/09/1923 - 0411411932 Franklin Messer 11/11/1895- 1905 George H. Hannah Logan Hannah Stone# 2 06114/1887- 1112211917 07/04/1839-09/15/1927 Walter Messer 02/03/1900 - 1905 Mack W Hannah Elizebeth Hannah 1859- 1942 1835- 1915 Stone #3 Lloyd Messer Fannie I. Hannah Rebecca Hoyle 02/21/1902 - 1905 1867- 1944 03/15/1842 - 04113/1919 Stone# 4 Laura Hannah Dunn Martha Elizabeth Hannah William Monroe Hoyle 08/24/1905 - 07/03/1906 04/03/1875- 08/29/1939 Stone# 5 Lark Jackson's Baby William Cleveland Hannah Fannie Hannah Jenkins Stone #6 01/07/1885-06/16/1930 04/15/1881 - 01/03/1961 J. M. Conard's Baby Nick W. Hannah Babies ofW. F. Johnson Stone# 7 12/04/1889- 03/10/1937 Unknown J. M. Conard's Baby John T. Hannah Sr. L. Jackson Stone# 8 0311311921 -05/06/1969 Unknown Unknown Stone#9 James Blaine Hannah Harley Seay Ollie Manor's Baby 02/02/1892-02/1811953 03/03/1903 - 03/03/1903 Stone# 10 Edward L. Hannah C. M. Smith Unknown 11/24/1922- 12/2611929 09/14/1927-09/21/1927 Stone# 11 Charles S. Hannah J. 0. Smith Unknown 03/12/1890- 07/18/1929 09/29/1881-06/02/1929 Stone# 12 Smith and Valentine's Son Franklin Carl Hannah L. E. Smith 01/03/1900- 11/09/1908 02/03/1912-12/26/1932 Stone# 13 William Cordell Smith Martin Franklin Hannah John V. Smith Unknown- 0311711975 04/03/1883 - 0511211902 06/25/1881 - 06/04/1958 Thomas Franklin Hannah Orvil V. J. Smith 09/10/1896-02/07/1897 06/25/1918- 09/30/1960 HANNAH CEMETARY THE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE BELIEVED TO BE BURIED AT THE NUMBERED STONES 1--FRANK MESSER-----11/11/1895 To 1905 2--WALTER MESSER----2/3/1900 To 1905 3--LLOYD MESSER-----2/21/1902 To 1905 SONS OF: HARVE MESSER AND LAURA JENKINS MESSER 4--LAURA HANNAH DUNN--Daughter of J.A. and MELISSA HANNAH 5--LARK JACKSoN·s BABY 6--J. M. CONARD• S BABY 7--J. M. CONARD·s BABY a--Unknown 9--0LLIE MANOR·s BABY 10-Unknown 11-Unknown (Possibly SMITH) 12 -SMITH AND V ALENTINE• S SON 13-WILLIAM CORDELL SMITH -- Died 3/17/75 This information was provided by Mark Hannah and is based on his memory of events and discussions with other former residents of the community. 'lo 'MA I N JZOA D I N . : -I ill ... f C..A-r ,A I,...C.OC..IH~ .. ~ Hannah Cemetery Cat1toochee / Great Smoky Mountains National Park Cultural Landscape Inventory - Level I July 1996 Drawn by: Chauncer Mclaughlin
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This 51.5-acre tract 252 in Cataloochee was owned by J. (James) Blaine Hannah. While, in general, the Great Smoky Mountains region was sparsely populated, the Cataloochee Valley remained an exception. By 1900, the population of Cataloochee had grown to 1,000 residents living in hundreds of log and frame homes. A few historic buildings have been preserved on site, including two churches, a school, several homes, and outbuildings. The North Carolina Park Commission was tasked with purchasing land for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and people living in Cataloochee were among those displaced. Cataloochee families continue to return for annual reunions. In 2001, the National Park Service re-introduced elk into the valley. These documents include information about the Hannah Cemetery.
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