Township 12 South, Range 1 West, Section 7

Location: County Road 26 Southwest of Blountsville, South on County Road 11, right on small paved road just past Williams Creek on Moore Road; go about one mile, cemetery is on right in cow pasture among some trees about 100 yards behind an old house

(© 2003 - 2006 Robin Sterling)

Cemetery has almost been destroyed by livestock in an open pasture.

Some of the county maps refer to this small family cemetery as the Curl Cemetery. However, according to Jack Chamblee, the land for this cemetery was originally owned by Isham Chamblee who settled in this cove about 1817. He lived there until his death in 1852. His original cabin still stands nearby. Living on land adjacent to Isham Chamblee were the Edwards and Bland family. The Curl family didn't move to the cove until about the time of the Civil War.