Mary was a daughter of Richard Hightower and Nancy L. Smith. She married William Hadley on Aug. 17, 1820 in Williamson County TN.
Mary Hadley is listed in a transcription of the Richard Hightower Cemetery by Sue Owen, Frank R. Owen and Mrs. Joe Bowman included in the book "Directory - Williamson County TN Burials, Vol. 1" (pub. 1973). When I visited this cemetery in 1998 I saw only 4 markers with visible inscriptions and thought Mary's marker, if it still existed, was in the stack of broken slabs and stones at one end of this small cemetery. Thanks to the efforts of Find a Grave member GreKat, Mary's marker was found and a photo of her headstone has been added to this memorial.
Mary Hadley is listed in a transcription of the Richard Hightower Cemetery by Sue Owen, Frank R. Owen and Mrs. Joe Bowman included in the book "Directory - Williamson County TN Burials, Vol. 1" (pub. 1973). When I visited this cemetery in 1998 I saw only 4 markers with visible inscriptions and thought Mary's marker, if it still existed, was in the stack of broken slabs and stones at one end of this small cemetery. Thanks to the efforts of Find a Grave member GreKat, Mary's marker was found and a photo of her headstone has been added to this memorial.
Mary was a daughter of Richard Hightower and Nancy L. Smith. She married William Hadley on Aug. 17, 1820 in Williamson County TN.
Mary Hadley is listed in a transcription of the Richard Hightower Cemetery by Sue Owen, Frank R. Owen and Mrs. Joe Bowman included in the book "Directory - Williamson County TN Burials, Vol. 1" (pub. 1973). When I visited this cemetery in 1998 I saw only 4 markers with visible inscriptions and thought Mary's marker, if it still existed, was in the stack of broken slabs and stones at one end of this small cemetery. Thanks to the efforts of Find a Grave member GreKat, Mary's marker was found and a photo of her headstone has been added to this memorial.
Mary Hadley is listed in a transcription of the Richard Hightower Cemetery by Sue Owen, Frank R. Owen and Mrs. Joe Bowman included in the book "Directory - Williamson County TN Burials, Vol. 1" (pub. 1973). When I visited this cemetery in 1998 I saw only 4 markers with visible inscriptions and thought Mary's marker, if it still existed, was in the stack of broken slabs and stones at one end of this small cemetery. Thanks to the efforts of Find a Grave member GreKat, Mary's marker was found and a photo of her headstone has been added to this memorial.
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