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'''Harless Cemetery''' (also known as the '''Ebenezer Cemetery''', '''Old Ebenezer Cemetery''' or '''Harless-Wyatt Cemetery''') is a historic cemetery located near the [[Ebenezer Church]], on [[Shelby County Highway 24]] in the [[Cahaba Valley]] between [[Moores Crossroads]] and the [[Shelby County Airport]].
'''Harless Cemetery''' (also known as the '''Ebenezer Cemetery''', '''Old Ebenezer Cemetery''' or '''Harless-Wyatt Cemetery''') is a historic cemetery located near [[Ebenezer United Methodist Church]] on [[Shelby County Highway 24]] in the [[Cahaba Valley]] between [[Moores Crossroads]] and the [[Shelby County Airport]].


The cemetery was first used in the early 1800s. The site was added to the [[Alabama Historic Cemetery Register]] in March [[2009]].
The land began use as a cemetery in the early 1800s on the homestead of [[Henry Harless Jr]].  It was later owned by the Wyatt family, who deeded it to the cemetery.  The oldest surviving marker is for Henry Harless Jr's sister, [[Hannah Harless Wilson]] (1783–1833).
 
The site was added to the [[Alabama Historic Cemetery Register]] in March [[2009]].


==References==
==References==
* "Two cemeteries added to Alabama Historic Cemetery Register." (June 11, 2009) ''Shelby County Reporter''
* "Two cemeteries added to Alabama Historic Cemetery Register." (June 11, 2009) {{SCR}}
* Harless Cemetery historic marker


==External links==
==External links==

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Harless Cemetery (also known as the Ebenezer Cemetery, Old Ebenezer Cemetery or Harless-Wyatt Cemetery) is a historic cemetery located near Ebenezer United Methodist Church on Shelby County Highway 24 in the Cahaba Valley between Moores Crossroads and the Shelby County Airport.

The land began use as a cemetery in the early 1800s on the homestead of Henry Harless Jr. It was later owned by the Wyatt family, who deeded it to the cemetery. The oldest surviving marker is for Henry Harless Jr's sister, Hannah Harless Wilson (1783–1833).

The site was added to the Alabama Historic Cemetery Register in March 2009.

References

  • "Two cemeteries added to Alabama Historic Cemetery Register." (June 11, 2009) Shelby County Reporter
  • Harless Cemetery historic marker

External links