Cole Cemetery

Joseph Henry Dodgen who fought in the Civil War on the Confederate side.

Vance and Betty Newman, grandparents of David Ogle and parents of ten children.

William "Black Bill" Ogle and his wife Nancy.

                                                                    

Coordinates: N 35 39.831 W 83 31.456
Accessibility: Trail
                                                                    

The Cole Cemetery is located off Newfound Gap Road along the Riverview Quiet Walkway directly across the street from the Huskey Gap Trailhead. There's a parking lot with two separate trailheads. One goes to the left and dead ends while the one with the cemetery goes to the right. The cemetery is located about two tenths of a mile down the graveled

trail and to the right side just as the trail turns to the right.

William "Black Bill" Ogle and his family minus his recently deceased father were among the first settlers in Gatlinburg. He married Nancy Bohannon in 1810 and had 11 children. There is also a stone for William in Gatlinburg at the White Oaks Cemetery but he's actually buried in Cole Cemetery.

Who's here?

Cole, Andrew
1849 - unknown


Cole, Hugh Henry

1854 - Apr., 1888


Cole, James
unknown - unknown


Cole, John
1842-unknown

Cole, Joseph Pinkney

1815 - unknown

Cole, Lucy Parker

unknown - unknown


Cole, Martha
1860-unknown


Cole, Mary
1839-unknown


Cole, Robert Dock
1856-1973


Cole, Sarah
1858-unknown


Cole, William
1847-unknown

Dodgen, Joseph Henry

1841 - 1880

Newman, Elizabeth Loveday

1816 - unknown

Newman, Vance

1814 - 1897

Ogle, Nancy Bohanon

1795 - Jun. 3, 1869


Ogle, William
1790-1855

Any others are unknown.

Visited December 30, 2014

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