From the intersection of Hwy. 69 & Hwy. 19 at Emory, turn north onto Hwy. 19. Travel 2.4 miles to CR3200; turn right. Travel CR3200 to the end (1.2 miles) and turn left onto CR3150. The cemetery is located on the left side of CR3150, 0.2 miles; CR3150 dead ends into private drives.

The cemetery is very old and in very poor condition. All existing tombstones are in the southwest corner of the fenced area. Row are calculated as beginning in the center of the cemetery, in line with the John Walterhouse tombstone in row #4. Rows were surveyed in a north to south direction.

Last Name First Name Birth Death Comments
Reed Joe - Aug 13 1915 (Obit below)
Ritchey Susie Elizabeth - Mar 24 1932 (Obit below) 69 years

Row 1 - - -
22 Vacant spaces
Coker, Jimmie Ray
1933      1933
s/o Charlie & Ida Coker
Coker, Sallie Ann
18 Oct 1858    30 Aug 1905
d/o S.J. & N.F. Coker
Coker, Squire John
1 Nov 1832   4 Aug 1918
Coker, Mary E.
22 Feb 1833  22 July 1919
fence

Row 2
18 Vacant spaces
Smith, Ed F.
18 Feb 1887   18 Mar 1905
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
fence

Row 3
22 Vacant spaces
Robertson, T.F. Tom
2 Feb 1885   15 Aug 1954
Empty spot
Robertson, Sallie
1895    1927
wife of T.F. Robertson
Empty spot
Empty spot
Robertson, Roy
27 Dec 1907   15 April 1912
s/o T.J. & C.C.
Empty spot
Robertson, T.J.
29 Dec 1853   15 Jan 1909
Robertson, Beula
3 July 1909   13 Nov 1909
d/o T.J. & Cordie
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Robertson, John Thomas
29 Aug 1902   15 Dec 1904
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
fence

Row 4
Walterhouse, John
1904    1914
Empty spot
Empty spot
Taylor, Sarah
1861   1939
Taylor, Alvin
1866    1928
Cement block    Adult male
14 Vacant spaces
Armore, Jettie E.
19 Dec 1887   10 Sept 1898
d/o W.C. & S.E. Armore
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
fence

Row 5
7 Vacant spaces
Kinser, Sarah B.
24 July 1856    24 July 1915
wife of W.D. Kinser
Cement block    Adult male
Empty spot
Empty spot
Flat stone     Male adolescent
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Group of 3 small rocks   Female infant & Female adult
Empty spot
Empty spot
Ivie, Wm. A.
12 Aug 1892   28 Oct 1904
s/o J.H. & M.L. Ivie
Robertson, Mary Ann
27 May 1833   6 Sept 1904
wife of Acy Robertson Married 30 Sept 1850
Empty spot
Male adult
Armour, Dewetta
----     10 Jan 1900
Robertson, Eula Mae
1919   1920
2 multi-trunk crape myrtle
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
fence

Row 6
7 Vacant Spaces
Anderson, Monroe
2 Sept 1881   12 Nov 1917
Anderson, G.B.
29 May 18464   April 1915
Anderson, Mrs. Ellen
27 June 1848     4 April 1938
Stone      Male tall adult
Cement block   Male tall adult
Anderson, Willie
17 April 1885   20 Dec 1909
wife of J.L. Anderson

Row 6-A
Rock     Female adult
Rock    Female child
Cement   Female adult
Empty spot
Rock    Male adult
Slab   Female adult
Empty spot
Robertson, A.F.
10 Sept 1861   4 Oct 1906
married to Mary Jane Vaughn
Robertson, Mary J.
24 Oct 1861  8 April 1900
wife of A.F. Robertson
Empty spot
Cement block & metal stake    Male tall adult
Empty spot
Empty spot
Cement stone   Male adult
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
fence
Row 6-B
10 Vacant spaces
Cement block & metal stake     Male adult
Cement block & metal stake     Male adult
Empty spot
Empty spot
Empty spot
fence

OBITS

unmarked grave
Rains County Leader
Sept 11, 1908
Mrs. Branham and Baby Dead
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Branhan died Sunday evening and Mrs. Branhan, the mother, followed her babe to the Great Beyond about 12 o'clock Tuesday. The family formerly lived on the Robt. Cooke place in the Willow Springs neighborhood and had just recently moved to town. We understand that the cause of her death was malaria and complications, which the physicians could not control. Her memains were interred in the Henry's Chapel graveyard Wednesday. The Leader sympathizes with the bereaved family.

Rains Co. Leader Submitted by Elaine Nall BayAugust 13, 1915
Accidentally Shoots Self
Rev. Joe Reed, who lived about four miles north of Emory, accidentally shot himself with a 22-calibre rifle last Friday afternoon which resulted in his death about 5 o'clock Saturday morning. The shot took effect in his side and passed through his stomach. There was no one with him at the time, but it was thought that he was cleaning the gun when the accident occurred. Mr. Reed leaves a wife, having only been married about a month. His remains were interred in the Henry's Chapel cemetery Saturday afternoon. The Leader offers condolences to the bereaved.

Rains Co. Leader Submitted by Elaine Nall Bay
March 24, 1932
Mrs. Susie Ritchey Passes Monday Night
Mrs. Susie Elizabeth Ritchey, 69, passed to her reward sometime during Monday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charlie Robertson, on Quitman street. She had suffered with leakage of the heart for some time, but seemed to be in her usual health when the family left her about ten oclock Monday night, but when she was called next morning she was found cold in death, with her hands folded across her breast, apparently having died without a struggle. Mrs. Ritchey was well know and loved by all who knew her, for her lovely traits of character. She had been a worthy and beloved member of the Christian Church and many hearts will beat softer in memory of her life. She was born in the South part of Hopkins county and more than half of her life was spent as a citizen of Rains county. She had passed her 69th milepost, a conscientious Christian, a loving mother and a kind friend to all with whom she came in contact. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Charlie Robertson, of Emory, and one son, Robert, of Comanche. Her remains were buried in the Henrys Chapel Cemetery Wednesday afternoon, following funeral services at the home, conducted by Elder W.N. Jarrett. The Leader joins with friends and neighbors in offering condolence to the bereaved family.

Rains County Leader
January 22, 1909
T.J. Robertson Dead
Mr. T.J. Robertson, one of Rains countys prominent farmers, died suddenly at his home just north of town last Friday morning of blood poison. He had, about a week before his death, had a tooth extracted and was suffering with tonsillitis, and the poisoning set up in his neck and head, which caused his death in about a week in spite of all the medical skill and careful nursing that could be done for him. Mr. Robertson was a native Mississippian and was about 55 years old. He has been a resident of Rains county about 20 years and enjoyed the confidence and respect of a large circle of acquaintances. He leaves a wife and several children to mourn the loss of companion and father. His remains were interred at the Henrys Chapel graveyard Saturday evening in the presence of a large crowd of relatives and friends, Rev. C.M. Martin conducting the funeral service. The Leader offers its sympathy to the bereaved family

Rains County Leader
April 23, 1909
Mrs. Stuart Dead
Mrs. Sarah Stuart died at her home in the north part of town last Friday morning, after a two or three months illness. Her remains were laid to rest Saturday in the Henrys Chapel grave yard, Rev. D.W. Garvin conducting the funeral service. She leaves five children to mourn her loss, as follows: Mrs. J.T. Davidson, Mrs. Will Davidson, Miss Johnnie Wallace and Ed and Sudie Stuart, the last three living at home with their mother. The Leader offers its sincerest sympathy to the bereaved relatives and orphan children.

Rains County Leader
April 30, 1909
In Memory of Mrs. Sallie Stuart
Death has again entered a home and taken from it its light and hope, in the person of a mother. Five children are left to mourn her loss. No other name on earth is so sweet and precious as mother. Her love is likened unto the love of Christ, in its purity, strength and self-sacrifice. No cross is too heavy for a mother to bear if by its bearing she can do anything to increase or insure the well being of her loved ones.
Years ago this estimable woman put on Christ in the ordinance of baptism, and became a devoted member of the Baptist church. She never neglected her Christian duties and tried in her humble way to be a true friend to the orphan and widow. The three children at home now are left to face a cold world without the counsel of the one who could best direct their steps; but children, she is not dead, but sleeping, in the presence of Christ. In the midst of a host of shining angels she waits to welcome you home. Remember her loving words: Try to live as she would have you live, and always remember your mothers friends are your friends, and they will gladly give a helping hand to keep you on the road to heaven.To the bereaved daughters that are married: We can say, mourn not as those without hope, for Christ will wipe away all tears from the eyes of those who love and trust Him.
Oh, Christ, be Thou our guide and stay, and from this sad, sad day well try to serve Thee as we ought and live in mothers way.---A Friend

Robertson, Beula
3 July 1909 13 Nov 1909
d/o T.J. & Cordie
Row 3
Rains County Leader
Nov 19, 1909
The Leader sympathizes with Mrs. T.J. Robertson in the loss of her little 5-months old baby, who died Saturday night. Its remains were buried at Henrys Chapel Sunday evening