These are all relatives of mine. Lynn Cemetery in Henry Co., Al (located on the right of county road 29 to Bakerhill, just before the Barbour county line. A brick house on the right & about 300 feet behind it. Row 3 Left to right: Jim Lynn , Died 1867 Bill Lynn , Died 1861 John Lynn , Born: 1845 - Died: 1858 William Lynn 1882/3 (at top of headstone) Jane Linn died 1882/8 (under the above) William Lynn in 1835 William Linn Died X885 At Rest Row 2 Left to Right Amanda Lynn, Died 1927 (Amanda Melvina Mellie Hightower, B: 19 Dec,1863 - Died: Nov 9 1927) (Unmarked grave, concrete cap, her husband) Caruther (C.R.) Lynn, Born: Jun 11, 1856 - Died: Feb 12, 1942 Two unmarked graves that contain relatives of Loyd Lynn's sisters. Grave unreadable name: Born 1808/1868 - Died 1918, Darling Never--------- Lela Lynn, Born: Apr 13, 1897 - Died: Jun 16, 1899 The next two graves contain Pets (Boxer dogs) of Lester Lynn. Note: Have to chuckle. A lot of people have been rubbing these concrete caps. 1st row as you enter the gate Lester B. Lynn, Born: Aug 30, 1880 - Died 1968/69 In the trees behind the cemetery is a wooden marker stating that a civil war Captain lies here. I do not know if it is still there. I saw it about 10 years ago. This land for the cemetery was supposedly given by Mason Lynn to be used as a cemetery. Family legend has it that numerous slave graves are located behind the cemetery in a grove of trees & underbrush. 21 Nov. 1999 Robert Hartzog Jr. AlaHartzog@aol.com