Greene County cemetery honors those buried in unmarked graves.

Kudos to the Taylor-Swinson Historic Memorial Association for their exemplary stewardship of their family cemetery.

Taylor-Swinson likely contains graves of people who had lived in Wilson County and certainly holds the work of Clarence B. Best, Wilson’s extraordinary headstone cutter.

Watch the video here.

6 comments

  1. The wall is beautiful. My husband’s grandmother’s name is on the wall, as well as a few other close relatives. We visited the wall on 5/24/25. If you get a chance, visit the wall. We took pictures with some new found (possible) relatives.

    1. Next time I’m home, I definitely will. I paid my respects at Taylor-Swinson last year — it is a beautiful testament both to those who are buried there and to their descendants.

      1. Hi Lisa,
        I just got off the phone with Lois Daniels. In conversation, I figured out that we are probably cousins! Hey cousin! My 3x Great Grandfather, Patrick Hall is the brother of William H Hall. Small world! 🙂 Thank You for the kind comments about our Taylor-Swinson Memorial Wall and Thank You for checking us out!

      2. Hi, Lenny! Y’all have done a fantastic job there. So inspiring! I’m not a Hall, but my cousins are! I’ve posted several times about the Halls, as well as about your GGGG-GF James Bullock Woodard.

  2. Oh you posted more than several times. Your research saved me HOURS!!! Thank You again!!! (my almost cousin 🙂 )

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