Albert Meade Cemetery

Hurricane Creek, Pike Co., Kentucky

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Albert Meade Cemetery
Hurricane Creek Rd.
Hurricane Creek, Kentucky

MEADE, Albert Richard - "Alb"- son of Alex & Linda
b. 22 July 1910 - d. 7 April 1981

MEADE, Nellie Lee COMPTON - wife of Alb - daughter of John Wallace Compton & Ida Belle Adkins
b. 22 February 1915 - d. 31 March 2001

MEADE, Burley Arthur - infant son of Alb & Nellie
d. 26 February 1939

MEADE, Clint V. - stillborn son of Alb & Nellie
1946

MEADE, Alexander - "Alex" or "Elec" - son of John Lemuel Meade & Hester Burgess Meade
b. 09 Jun 1882 - d. 8 August 1956

MEADE, Linda STEPHENS - "Lindy" - wife of Alex - daughter of Ira Stephens & Mary Adkins
b. 7 March 1891 - d. 1 December 1918

MEADE, Delsie - daughter of Alex & Lindy
b. 1908 - d. 1916

MEADE, Lilburn Kendrick - son of Alex & Lindy
b. 04 Mar 1912 - d. 07 Apr 1914

BLAIR, Hester Ann MEADE - - "Hess" -daughter of Alex & Linda
b. 18 April 1914 - d. 02 Dec 1990

BLAIR, Whetsel - "Whet" - son of Chris & Cynthia Blair
b. 03 Mar 1914 - d. Feb 1974

BLAIR, Bobby Joe - infant son of Whet and Hess Meade Blair
d. 09 Aug 1940

MEADE, James Ireland - "Ireland" - son of Alex & Linda
b. 07 Oct 1916 - d. 1 December 1979

MEADE, Bertha COMPTON - "Berthie" - wife of Ireland, - daughter of John Wallace Compton & Ida Belle Adkins
b. 13 Jan 1923 - d. 26 Sep 1987

KENDRICK - Elma COMPTON - "Elmie" - daughter of John Wallace Compton & Ida Belle Adkins

KENDRICK - Woodrow - husband of Elmie

A woman & her baby are buried here; toward the bottom of the hill, set apart from the other graves.
Legend tells us that her husband didn't have a grave in which to bury his wife and child, and that the Meade family offered him a plot in their cemetery. There doesn't seem to be any marking.

(Mead Research Page)