In the early 1960's, the U.S. Government gave some of this land to the
National Guard for a training ground.
Cemeteries within the Milan Arsenal (from top to bottom L to R)
(Highlighted Cemeteries have links to transcription)
The Cemeteries within the Milan
Arsenal
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In 1939, the U.S. Government
bought 27,000 acres of prime farm land and had the farmers designate all
cemeteries on the property. Thus, the cemeteries with no stones were named by
the former land owners.
In the early 1960's, the U.S. Government gave some of this land to the
National Guard for a training ground.
Cemeteries within the Milan Arsenal (from top to bottom L
to R)
(Highlighted Cemeteries have links to transcription)
New Hope
(Carroll Co. TN)
Bryant
Veasey
Bishop (Carroll Co. TN)
Killen
Friendship
Moore
Haynes
Elam
Blankenship
Sires
Williams (Carroll Co. TN)
Barksdale
Atchison
Cooke
Burrow (Carroll Co. TN)
Lavinia (Carroll Co. TN)
