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OLDEST WAYNE CEMETERY HOLDS CALHOUN EARLY COMERS - Tombstones Works Of Art

(05/25/2026)

Photo by Russ Richardson, Forester

By Bob Weaver

Deep in the woods at the head of the right fork of Rush Run between Rt. 16 and Beech Road is a small cemetery where some early members of Calhoun's Wayne family reposes.

Most of the graves are marked with rocks, but a few have been recorded.

The Waynes are descendants of very early settlers, the Mucklewains, who are buried along the Altizer Road near Rocksdale in the Winner Ball Cemetery.

Over the years, Mucklewain was shortened to Wayne.

Listed in the small cemetery:

Jacob Wayne (1808-1893)
Peter M. Wayne (1866-1937)
Nancy Barnhouse (1836-1910) Third wife of Jacob
May Wayne (1901-1901)
Infant child of Floyd and Pricey Sampson

Infant child of Bill King

A newer Wayne Cemetery was established along Beech Road, a cemetery that likely has the best home crafted monuments in Calhoun.

EARLY COMER TUNICE MUCKLEWAIN RESTS ALONG LOWER WEST FORK - Descendants Calhoun's Wayne Family

CALHOUN'S OLD WAYNE CEMETERY - Memories, Deeds, Tears And Glories


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