Could someone please tell where I could locate "Bumble Hook Cemetery" ........Thank you, Joyce Trammell

From this webpage:

http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy054/87123826.html

Table of contents for All known cemeteries of Clayton County, Georgia

The name is Bumblehook Hardshell Bapt. Church it refers to
Hebron Primitive Bapt. Church Cemetery (also known as Bumblehook).
Possibly located on Tara Rd ?
Hope this helps.

Barbara: thanks very much for that information. I have been in Atlanta for a few days and while there, made a phone call to the Ga. STATE Library. They were kind enough to input on computer and came up with; 25 miles sw of Atlanta-off US 41, between Jonesboro and Lovejoy, Ga.
I will have to wait for cold weather to trek the Ga. woods/roads. Thank you for the website.
Kindly, Joyce

Hi Joyce,
I know where the cemetery is, I have relatives buried there. It is off 19-41 near Lovejoy. My grandmother used to live in Bumblehook. The cemetery is right beside the road. No need to tramp through the woods. (literally feet from the road) It is very small, and I think, unmarked by a sign. There are several graves, all marked. Who are you looking for?
email me and I'll tell you exactly where it is.
Good luck!

The Clayton News-Daily has an article today
that mentions this cemetery. Just thought I'd post it.
Have a great day!

http://www.news-daily.com/cnhi/newsdaily/homepage/local_stor...

The Clayton News-Daily has an article today
that mentions this cemetery. Just thought I'd post it.
Have a great day!

http://www.news-daily.com/cnhi/newsdaily/homepage/local_stor...

Thank you Barbara: I was out of town until Sunday Night and just read your post. I did check out the web site and wrote him a short email.
Thanks again for your help, it is much appreciated.
Joyce Trammell

Amy, I saw your post and have a question. Was Bumblehook ever a large farm or plantation? I have family from that area and one was listed as overseer for the Bumblehook/brook Plantation. Wade H Trammell. Lots of family in that area: Callaham, Crozier, Pair, Wooten/Wootan, Trammell, Wells, the list seems endless. Most of the Trammells from the Wade Trammell group were buried, reputedly, in the Mt Zion Baptist Cemetery but I'm not having much luck in finding a list. Any suggestions?

I have a list of the Trammells buried in Mt. Zion Baptist
Church Cemetery. Did you ever get this information? If not, e-mail me and I will send you the list.

Diane Jones

Sorry I did not answer sooner. I did not get an email about this reply, just stumbled on it. I don't know if Bumblehook was a plantation. My grandmother is 98, so I will ask her and her sister if they know. They used to live there. Which Mt. Zion Cemetery are you looking for? Is it in Jonesboro? I'll look around and see if I can find an internet list. Surely there is one somewhere.
Amy~