Farley (name)

Farley is a family name common in the Upper Cumberland, having been present from the earliest days of the region's settlement.
== List of places ==
* Farley's Seminary Cemetery - Located in the Calfkiller valley of eastern Putnam County, this graveyard was established as early as 1830.
* Farley's Seminary Church - Located adjacent to the cemetery, it was an active congregation in 1895, but little else is known of it.
* Farley's Seminary School - Located adjacent to the cemetery, this school was open at least as early as 1918, and closed sometime prior to 1932.
== List of people ==
* Caleb Farley - An early settler of the Cherry Creek community of northern White County. He was the original owner of the land upon which the town of Sparta now sits.
* Howard Farley - A leading White County saddle maker in the mid 1800s.
* J.L. Farley (28 March 1873 - 23 April 1874) - Infant son of James Harrison and Mary Ann Robinson Farley. Buried at Farley's Seminary.
* Jesse Farley - In 1937, he was serving as a trustee of Almyra School, in White County.
* Mary Ann Robinson Farley (12 February 1844 - 11 August 1897) - Wife of James Harrison Farley, mother of J.L. Farley. Buried at Farley's Seminary.
* Pleas Farley - During the Civil War period, he was one of the leading distillers in White County.
* Tom Farley - An early settler of the Cherry Creek community of northern White County.
* William Simpson Farley (14 December 1879 - 12 August 1880) - Infant son of James Harrison and Mary Ann Robinson Farley. Buried at Farley's Seminary.
* Caroline "Carrie" Farley Watson (10 November 1869 - 24 February 1888) - Daughter of James Harrison and Mary Ann Robinson Farley, wife of Albert Finis Watson, mother of Coollie M. Watson. Buried at Farley's Seminary.
== References ==
Category:Family names