Thanks to June Moore Novick who writes: "My connection to the Gleaves family is through Absalom and Catharine (Halsey) Gleaves. I visited Wytheville/Cripple Creek a few months ago and took pictures of every tombstone in the cemetery. I also have a picture of Absalom and Catharine's Memorial which was taken in Tennessee. ... Using Mary Kegley's info and documentation, along with another cousins and my research in Wytheville, I am now certain that Catharine (Halsey) Gleaves was the daughter of James and Sarah (Hildreth) Halsey. James' father was probably Sylvanus Halsey even though the old Halsey book has my James marrying an Ingram in 1797. That Ingram marriage seems to be from a later generation and their sons were given names that don't fit into the traditional pattern of the Halseys of New York and Wytheville, Virginia."
- There are two James T. Gleaves buried in the cemetery and both of their headstones are in bad shape.
- This is Helen Josephine Gleaves.
- William Gleaves
- Julia Allen Gleaves
- Here is a picture of the Nancy Gleaves tombstone. It is in very bad shape.
- This is Robert Harvey Gleaves stone. I think you will be able to read this one.
- Julia Benbow Gleaves
- GleavesStone.jpg
- Willie Wythe Gleaves
- Aline LeBas Gleaves
- Mary R. Gleaves (#1)
- Mary R. Gleaves (#2)