Tom was buried in a cemetery in Hap

Tom was buried in a cemetery in Happy Valley by the side of the old North Wilkesboro Road near Elksville, North Carolina. Near where Big Elkin Creek meets the Yadkin River a few miles northeast of Roaring River where the Parks brothers, John and Thomas settled.



Vance also defended Ann Melton. She was finally found not guilty, but the stigma followed her everywhere she went. She seemed not to care and continued to flirt and exploit others. Until the final requiem a few years later when she was killed by a wagon overturning. Some people believed she was a witch or the devil lived within her.



Gillam Bannon Grayson, Col. Grayson nephew from Laurel Bloomery, along with Henry Whittier went to Memphis to record the Ballad of Tom Dooley for Victor Records on October 1, 1929. It became popular in the late 1950s when the Kingston Trio re-released the song.This ballad tells the story.







Dula's last name was pronounced "Dooley," leading to some confusion in spelling over the years. (The pronunciation of a final "a" like "y" is an old feature in Appalachian speech, as in the term "Grand Ole Opry").







The doleful ballad was probably first sung shortly after the execution and is still commonly sung in North Carolina

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Tom was buried in a cemetery in Happy Valley by the side of the old North Wilkesboro Road near Elksville, North Carolina. Where near Big Elkin Creek Meets The Yadkin River a few miles Northeast of Roaring River Where The Parks Brothers, John and Thomas settled. Vance also defended Ann Melton. She was finally found not guilty, but the stigma followed her everywhere she went. She seemed not to care and continued to flirt and exploit others. Until the final requiem a few years later when she was killed by a wagon overturning. People believed some SHE was a Witch or The Devil Within Her lived. Gillam Bannon Grayson, Grayson Col. Nephew from Laurel Bloomery, Along with Henry Whittier Went to Memphis to record The Ballad of Tom Dooley for Victor Records on October 1, 1929. It. Became popular in The Late 1950s The Kingston Trio When re-Released The ballad Song.This Tells The Story. Dula's Last name was pronounced "Dooley," Leading to some Confusion over The years in Spelling. (The pronunciation of a Final "a" like "Y" is an Old Feature in Appalachian Speech, As in The term "Grand Ole Opry"). The doleful ballad was Probably First Sung shortly After The Execution and is Still commonly Sung in North. Carolina