Located on Glen Ridge Dr off Green Hills Blvd. Surrounded by a nice brick wall and very well kept.

HILL Green of Bute, NC Nov 3, 1741-Sep 11, 1826-A Major in the Revolution -another view BURR Bettie dau of Rev W & Mary EC Burr Sep 19, 1855-Nov 3, 1855 BURR Mary E.C. wife of Rev W. Burr of the Tenn Conf Oct 10, 1823-Oct 19, 1855 CANNON Lucy Jul 28, 1778-Jan 31, 1832 CANNON Mary S. Nov 19, 1818-Jul 29, 1933 CANNON Richard B.B. Feb 16, 1810-Feb 6, 1873 HILL Rev Joshua C. Aug 10, 1795-May 12, 1827 HILL Lemiza dau of Wm & Penelope Lanier, relict of Rev JC Hill Jan 16, 1801-Feb 10, 1860(born in Wilmington, NC) HILL Mary Seawell dau of Col Benj Seawell, wife of Col Green Hill Aug 4, 1751-Mar 29, 1821 HILL Hon. Robert F. Mar 10, 1826-Jul 2, 1859 HILL Sally Hicks dau of Col Green & mary Seawell Dec 16, 1783-Jul 27, 1810 HILL W.H.S. Mar 17, 1817-Jan 6, 1894 UNKNOWN -most of front of marker is gone- UNKNOWN -mostly unreadable- GREEN HILL SHRINE Green Hill (Nov 3, 1741-Sep 11, 1826) moved from North Carolina to the large plantation of which this is a center in 1799. Hill was a Revolutionary War Colonel, generous philanthropist, and a Methodist preacher for over 50 years. On Oct 1-7, 1808, he entertained the ninth session of the Western Conference of the Methodist Church at this place. The cemetery nearby, in which Hill and his family are buried, was given by 38 of his descendants to the Tennessee Conference of the Methodist Church on June 25, 1960, and was accepted as a Methodist shrine.