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The Chuck Swan Wildlife Management Area was formed from land that was acquired in the 1930’s during the building of Norris Dam.  Within this area there are 47 known cemeteries that contain the resting places of many of the early pioneers of what became a part of Union County in 1850.  Listed here are the links to 41 of the 47 cemeteries.  The listing of those buried in these is not completed and we are continuing to add more information on those individuals who are buried in these cemeteries.  We are also continuing to photograph all of the headstones and grave markers.  Listed here is what information we have on the six remaining cemeteries that are not linked.  You will note that we have been unable to find the location of five of the six.

DUNSMORE CEMETERY contains one grave.  It is located on the Pound Hollow Road, but we have been unable to find. 

FARRIS CEMETERY contains four or five unmarked graves.  It is located on the Rice Irwin Road near the Albright Cemetery.

FLATFORD CEMETERY located on Big Loop Road across from the Weaver Cemetery, but we have not been able to locate.

SETTLES CEMETERY located on Mossy Springs Road but we have not been able to locate.

CHARLIE STOOKSBURY CEMETERY contains the grave of an infant.  This cemetery is said to be located near Point 10.

WHITE CEMETERY contains one grave.  It is located near the Boruff Cemetery, but we have been able to locate.