Big Black Creek Historical Association
Big Black Creek Historical Association
P.O. Box 50
Denmark, TN 38391
United States
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- Updates to pages
- 00 Windows for the historic building
- 0. Big Black Creek Vol. One order form Historic timeline and stories of early West Tennessee
- The BBCHA President's Page
- 1. The Battle on Britton's Lane, Sept. 1, 1862
- 2.Thank you !!!
- 3.Future Events and News
- 4.In Loving Memory
- 5.Misc.
- 6.High Speed Internet Tower
- 7.Did you know ?
- 8.Pictures and history from viewers
- 9.BBCHA past event pictures
- 10.Our neighbors
- 11.Tours
- 12.Tours 2
- 13.October 2010 Cemetery Walk
- 13 A. 2011 BBCHA Cemetery Walk
- 14.Old Denmark, TN.
- 15.Britton Lane Battlefield
- 16.Booker Knob School building
- 17.Denmark Presbyterian Church and Masonic Lodge # 154
- 17A Denmark Presbyterian Church restoration 2011
- 18.Mercer (Ebenezer) Presbyterian Church
- 19.A cemetery
- 20.Denmark CME Church & Cemetery
- 21.Brown's Creek Missionary Baptist Church
- 22.Woodland Baptist Church
- 23.Denmark Missionary Baptist Church
- 24.ST. John MB Church
- 25.F.M. McGlatherly House restoration
- 26.The Shaw House
- 27.Denmark Presbyterian Cemetery
- 28.Denmark Methodist Cemetery
- 29.Crittenden - Meriwether Cemetery
- 30.Denmark Baptist Cemetery aka. Old Soldier's Cemetery, Denmark
- 31.Taylor / French Cemetery
- 32.Springfield Family Cemetery
- 33.Various cemeteries in the area # 2
- 34.Various cemeteries in the area
- 35.Local history and legends
- 36.The Journey
- 37.Log cabin restoration project
- 38.Farms, Crops, Buildings ETC.
- 38A COTTON
- 39.Civil War
- 39a Major Sullivan Ballou letter
- 40.Women in the Civil War
- 41.Tennessee History related
- 42.The first "Christmas At Ebenezer"
- 43.Second Christmas at Ebenezer
- 44.Third Christmas at Ebenezer
- The Smithsonian Museum's traveling exhibit in Mercer, TN.
- The Smithsonian Exhibit's Closing Ceremony
- DVD order blank
- Historic books
- Contact Us
- Links
Denmark Presbyterian Cemetery
The original entrance to the cemetery off of RT. 223 in Denmark, TN.
Well kept by the Stevens family.
Burials started in the 1830's, it is still an active cemetery.
Final resting place for Captain John B. Ingram, commanding officer of a group of local men from the Denmark and surrounding area.
After a church service, "The Denmark Danes" departed from The Denmark Presbyterian Church to Jackson, TN to fight for the Confederate Army in the Civil War.
These 2 Confederats soldiers died on September 1, 1862 at The Battle of Britton Lane.
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Big Black Creek Historical Association
P.O. Box 50
Denmark, TN 38391
United States
