This is a White Cemetery
From Highway 39 in Normangee go west on OSR 6.9 miles to a driveway on the right. Take this driveway about ¼ mile to a big 2 – story house. Stay on the driveway and go past the house in front of the house to a cattle pen. The cemetery will be about 100 yards to the left in the woods. This cemetery is on private property.
BIDDLE, Charlotte Elizabeth "Betty" (Donaho) 2nd wife of Samuel Biddle |
1853 | 1909 |
BIDDLE, Clayton Son of Sam & Julie Biddle |
unmarked | |
BIDDLE, Clifford Son of Sam & Betty Biddle |
unmarked | |
BIDDLE, Icie Dau of Sam & Betty Biddle |
unmarked | |
BIDDLE, Infant Child of Sam & Betty Biddle |
unmarked | |
BIDDLE, James Son of J.I & L. I Biddle |
July 18, 1900 | Feb 1, 1904 |
BIDDLE, Julie Bridgman Ellington 1st wife of Sam Biddle |
unmarked | |
BIDDLE, Francis Marion Hus of Cordelia "Cordia" (Adams) Biddle Father of Lacy BIDDLE |
Aug 1, 1857 | Jan 27 1918 |
BIDDLE, Richard Thomas Hus of Gladys Annie (Burns) Biddle Son of Samuel Stephen & Charlotte Elizabeth "Betty" (Donaho) Biddle |
Nov 28, 1890 | July 9, 1923 |
BIDDLE, Samuel Stephen Hus of Charlotte Elizabeth "Betty" (Donaho) Biddle |
1836 | 1901 |
BIDDLE, Sarah “Tinsey” Dau of Sam & Julie biddle |
unmarked | |
BURNS, Augusta Fitz Hutchins Dau of Dr. J. C. & Mary Hutchins 2nd wife of John Palmer Burns |
unmarked | |
BURNS, Charles Wesley | Nov 4, 1852 | Apr 20, 1905 |
BURNS, Dillard Son of J.P. & Texanna Burns |
Apr 27, 1884 | July 1, 1888 |
BURNS, Gordon O. Son of A.F. Burns |
July 9, 1895 | Sept 10, 1911 |
BURNS, Infant Son of J.H. & Pastoria King Burns |
Mar 4, 1880 | Mar 5, 1880 |
BURNS, Infant Son of J.P. & T. Burns |
Oct 28, 1888 | Nov 6, 1888 |
BURNS, Infant Son of J.P. & T. Burns |
Mar 1, 1883 | Mar 4, 1883 |
BURNS, Isaac b. Paducah, Ark Gone to Texas 1837 |
Nov 22, 1819 | Jan 31, 1886 |
BURNS, James Henry (Peter) | July 21, 1850 | Jan 14, 1917 |
BURNS, John Palmer Hus of Pastoria Burns |
May 9, 1854 | May 10, 1939 |
BURNS, Lurinda (Bridgeman) Wife of Isaac Burns |
June 12, 1828 | Dec 25, 1880 |
BURNS, Ola Belle | Aug 15, 1908 | Dec 7, 1914 |
BURNS, Pastoria (King) Wife of John Palmer Burns |
Aug 8, 1854 | Feb 5, 1883 |
BURNS, Texanna Wife of John Palmer Burns |
Nov 25, 1859 | Nov 1, 1886 |
BURNS, William A. Hus of Adelia Melissa (Manning) |
Dec 25, 1863 | Dec 24, 1916 |
COPELAND, A.J. Hus of A.F. Copeland (Augusta Fritz Hutchins) |
Mar 17, 1844 | Feb 23, 1885 |
COPELAND, Cunning Son of A.J. & A.F. Copeland |
Dec 9, 1881 | Jan 9, 1888 |
COPELAND, Cynthia Ann Wife of Nicholas Copeland |
(1842) unmarked | |
COPELAND, Isaac Son of A.J. & E. Copeland |
19 years | July 17, 1892 |
COPELAND, Louis Son of A.J. & A.F. Copeland |
July 12, 1884 | June 14, 1886 |
COPELAND, Nicholas | unmarked | |
DONAHO, Connie E. Dau of K. & S.L. Donaho |
Aug 24, 1887 | Feb 2, 1888 |
DONAHO, Sallie L. (Burns) Wife of Kaufman Donaho |
June 9, 1858 | Feb 6, 1890 |
DOWELL, Mother of Doc Dowell | unmarked | |
DOWELL, Sister of Doc Dowell | unmarked | |
EALUM, Martha (Copeland) Toby (Surname hard to read, could be incorrect, 1966 survey) |
one date | 1861 |
Eli’s Baby Mexican, last name not known | unmarked | |
Eli’s Baby Mexican, last name not known | unmarked | |
GAY, Betty | unmarked | |
GAY, Dovie (Miss) | Oct 6, 1862 | Feb 24, 1955 |
GAY, Mary Dau of Steve R. & B.D. Gay |
June 6, 1889 | Dec 20, 1894 |
GAY, Steve R. | Dec 8, 1847 | Jan 1, 1919 |
KING, El Posso (Ellie) (common law wife of W.W. Burns, 1965 survey) |
July 25, 1855 | Sept 24, 1885 |
MARLIE | one date | 1961 |
McIVER, Baby of Peter McIver | unmarked | |
McIVER, Peter | unmarked | |
McIVER, Wife of Peter McIver | unmarked | |
TAYLOR, Charles N. Son of N.T. & E.E. Taylor |
Feb 11, 1890 | Apr 24, 1899 |
TAYLOR, Child | unmarked | |
TAYLOR, Child | unmarked | |
TAYLOR, E.E. (Burns) Wife of N.T. Taylor |
Apr 24, 1866 | July 1, 1927 |
TAYLOR, George Son of N.T. & E.E. Taylor |
Nov 24, 1880 | Aug 31, 1884 |
TAYLOR, N.T. Hus of E.E. Taylor |
Jan 8, 1860 | June 26, 1896 |
TOBY, Geo | one date | 1902 |
TOBY, George | one date | Feb __, 1850 |
TOBY, Mary (Copeland) Wife of C. Toby |
one date | 1861 |
Original survey by Billie Douthitt, Mr. Will Biddle, and Mrs. Barney Burns
September 28, 1966
Richard Valentine Holleman (1874-1969) was a Primitive Baptist Minister who
lived at Wealthy, Leon County Texas for over 85 years. In his records of
Funeral services conducted during his ministry he referred to this cemetery as
“Copeland Graveyard”