Jonathan Archer and Delilia Overfelt
Only 6 Generations will be
published on the web
If you want the total family, including Generations 7, 8,
9, 10, and 11 Email me for
the Gedcom file
or the Family sheets
born 20 November 1825 died 4 October 1890
Married Delilia Overfelt on 10 January 1847 in Washington Co. Tennessee
Jonathan and his wife Delilia Overfelt born 1827 died 19 February 1917,
moved from Washington Co. Tennessee to Macon Co. Tennessee around 1848-49. Their
first child was born in Monroe Co. Ky. in 1848, and from 1848 to 1868 they had a
total of 11 children.
Both Jonathan and Delilia Overfelt are buried in Archer Family Cemetery in Lafayette, Macon County, Tennessee. On Leon Wooten Farm, once owned by Jonathan.
Their Children:
Arrena E. Archer born 1848
Married John Wesley Payne
Joseph E. Archer born 1850
John D. Archer born 1852 believed buried in the Archer
Cemetery, but this can not be proven at this time.
Married Francis "Fannie" Driver
Mary Ann Archer born 24 February 1853
married Josiah "Job" Payne born ca. 1849
son of Johnson Payne and Delila Holland
Silas M. Archer born 8 January 1855 died 18 February 1933
Married #1 Artamisha Francis "Fannie" Pipkin born 20 December
1860 Died 4 November 1893
Married #2 Florince Galden-Cook born 10 September 1874 died 30 May 1928
Susan Archer born 9 November 1856 in Monroe County, Kentucky
PHOTOS OF SILAS M. ARCHER FAMILY 
Silas and Florence are buried in Liberty Cemetery Lafayette,
Macon County, Tennessee.
Artamisha Pipkin is buried in Nelson McDonald Cemetery Macon County, Tennessee
Susanna Archer born 1857
Benjamin F. Archer born 1860
Elijah Jackson Archer born 1864 in Tn. d 1935 in Barren
Co, KY.
married Emily M. Morgan b 1857 d 1942 - on 14 July 1881 in Barren Co. KY
William T. Archer born 1866
THE ARCHER FAMILY CEMETERY
GRAVE SITE OF JONATHAN M. ARCHER AND DELILIA OVERFELT, AND SEVEN OTHERS
UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME IN MACON CO. TENNESSEE
The site of the ARCHER FAMILY CEMETERY, is 1200 feet from the Kentucky state line.
It is in the middle of a tobacco patch with 3 trees around it.
It is about 200 feet from where their old log cabin once stood.
Rumor has it that he was killed by lightening as he was walking along the road about 2 or 3 miles from his home.
The grave stone is broken in half but Truman could still make out the name
and dates.
A man who owned the farm years ago, remembers 8 graves being in that spot.
Research and pictures were submitted by Shirley Knowles and Truman U.
Gregory
The above photos are of BEFORE the cemetery was cleaned.
Truman sprayed the weeds in September to kill them and in October he went in to
rake the dead weeds and place grade stakes at the head and foot of each of the 9
graves.
So the page will load faster due the number of photos, I'm using a second page for the AFTER photos which can be seen if you click
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