Wetmore Memorial Marker – Tombstone Inscription

Wetmore Memorial Marker
Section 8
ID # 80155

   In Memory of
Moses W Wetmore
   1814-1872

His Daughter Jennie
   1848-1852

William H. Wetmore
   1816-1890

His Wife Ellen Wetmore
   1817-1890

Their Daughters
      Ella
   1859-1887
      Ann
   1862-1891

Erected 2013

Documentation Interment Books. Burial Dates
Moses W. Wetmore 8-5-1872
Jennie Wetmore 8-30-1852
William H. Wetmore 12-19-1890
Ellen Wetmore 4-13-1890
Ella Wetmore 3-31-1887
Ann Wetmore 7-25-1891

Wetmore Memorial Marker
Recorded October 2013



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Obituaries Moses W. Wetmore CLICK HERE

Wetmore Family Deaths & Burials CLICK HERE

History of Kezer Lot
Kezer Lot. Section 8 Lot 25. Timothy Kezeer purchased a lot, on Mulberry avenue, in City Cemetery in 1845. Mr. Kezer died and was buried on this lot the same year. Four years later, his widow Ellen married William H. Wetmore in Nashville. The first Wetmore burial took place on the Kezer lot in 1852 for Jennie Wetmore, four year old daughter of William’s brother Moses W. & his wife Jane E. Wetmore. Five members of the Wetmore family were buried on the Kezer Lot between 1852-1891. During the first survey of Sections, Lots and Tombstones, by Engineer F.R.R. Smith, no Wetmore tombstones were located on the Kezer Lot and no tombstone for Moses W. Wetmore was located on Magnolia avenue.
   In 1909, the Odd Fellows of Tennessee proposed that a monument be placed at City Cemetery for Thomas Kezeer, the first Grand Master of the IOOF in Tennessee. The monument was unveiled in October 1910.
View Timothy Kezer Monument ID # 80021