This is a White Cemetery
Take the west I 45 frontage road at highway 79 in Buffalo and go south 4.5 miles to CR 327. Go west on CR 327, 2.8 miles. A wood sign next to a metal gate on the left side of the road shows the entrance to a pasture. The gate is locked and you need to get a key from the Las Lomas Ranch who is the owner of the land to get in. Their telephone number in 1999 is 903-626-4611 or 903-626-4612.
| ADKISSON, Emeline | April 16, 1818 | Sept 7, 1873 |
| ADKISSON, Leaner Reeder Wife of James W. Adkisson |
1882 | |
| ADKISSON, Rush Son of J.W. & Leaner Adkisson |
1880 | About 1900 |
| ADKISSON, Vera Infant dau of J.W. & Leaner Adkisson |
No dates | |
| ADKISSON, William | Dec 12, 1808 | May 28, 1885 |
| ALEXANDER, W.M. Co D DeBray Regt 26 Tex Cav Was never discharged |
1839 | 1899 |
| ALLBRITTON, Hosea E. Hus of Jewel (Ridenour) (Garland) Allbritton Son of William & Mattie Allbritton Pvt. US Army WWII |
May 18, 1898 | Oct 19, 1978 |
| ALLBRITTON, Lizzie Dau of Robert & Bula Lee Wife of Jae Allbritton |
1890 | 1921 |
| ALLBRITTON, Mattie “MOTHER” Wife of William Allbritton |
Aug 2, 1874 | April 9, 1927 |
| ALLBRITTON, Maud “DAUGHTER” Dau of William & Mattie Allbritton |
April 21, 1892 | Dec 18, 1899 |
| ALLBRITTON, William “FATHER” Hus of Mattie Allbritton |
Mar 27, 1872 | Dec 23, 1931 |
| BAILEY, Cannie Adkisson Wife of George R. Bailey Mother of Lucile, Ruby & Geo. R. |
Oct 31, 1877 | Jan 22, 1911 |
| BENTLEY, H. (#19) | 1859 | |
| BENTLEY, Sarah (#29) | 1856 | |
| BOSLEY, _____ (#17) Wife of J.H. Bosley |
1865 | 1905 |
| BOSLEY, James Udora (#32) Hus of Nancy Matilda (Robinson) Bosley CSA |
1838 | 1901 |
| BOSLEY, Rubin L. Son of James Uford & Nancy Matilda (Robinson) Bosley |
1880 | 1898 |
| BOSLEY, Sally (she is not buried in this cemetery - she is buried in White's cemetery in Navarro County) |
Feb 20, 1839 | Mar 9, 1922 |
| BOSLEY, Twin (#43) | b & d | 1867 |
| BOSLEY, Twin (#44) | b & d | 1867 |
| BOSLEY, Ula Dau of James Uford & Nancy Matilda (Robinson) Bosley |
1865 | 1867 |
| BOSLEY, William (S.) Co. A Parson’s Regt CSA |
1832 | 1967 |
| BRADOCK, Infant Child of Lue S. Bradock |
b & d | Dec 1868 |
| BRADOCK, Lue Rainer | 1850 | 1868 |
| BRINKLEY, Deb (#24) | 1857 | 1890 |
| BRINKLEY, Nora | 1878 | 1881 |
| BROWN, Hobart Son of R.A. & M.S. Brown |
Sept 14, 1888 | Feb 15, 1891 |
| BROWN, _____ Son of R.A. & Jennie Brown |
No dates | |
| BROWN, _____ Dau of R.A. & Jennie Brown |
No dates | |
| BROWN, Infant Child of Robert & Jennie Brown |
No dates | |
| BROWN, James Allen Hus of Polly Spain Brown Civil war Veteran, joined service in Ark. Was called in Battle of Shiloh Charter Member R.S.G.SCV CSA |
Sept 19, 1824 | Jan 13, 1902 |
| BROWN, James Hall Cotton gin, Corn mill, Jewett Tex Mary Scott Brown is on a concrete brick that is laying in front of this grave. |
1847 | 1919 |
| BROWN, Jennie Stegall 1st wife of R. Brown |
(?) 1850s | (?) 1867 |
| BROWN, Johnie Drew | Jan 3, 1859 | Oct 10, 1870 |
| BROWN, Luther Son of R.A. & M.S. Brown |
Sept 26, 1878 | June 11, 1887 |
| BROWN, Mary Wife of James Hall Brown |
1847 | 1919 |
| BROWN, Mary “Aunt Mae” Wife of Jim Brown |
1855 | 1928 |
| BROWN, Polly (Mary Melissa Spain) Mother of Mary G. Brown Wife of James Allen Brown |
1831 | 1908 |
| BROWN, Robert A. Hus of Jennie Stegall Brown |
Feb 23, 1850 | Mar 4, 1897 |
| BROWN, Robert Jr. Son of R.A. & M.S. Brown |
Oct 27, 1871 | Aug 28, 1877 |
| BROWN, Robert L. | 1876 | 1877 |
| CLEBURN, Maggie Wife of Willis Cleburn |
Unknown | 1861 |
| CLEBURN, Willis Hus of Maggie Cleburn |
Unknown | 1859 |
| COLLINS, Sam W. | Oct 6, 1853 | Oct 3, 1867 |
| CRADOCK | No record | |
| CRADOCK | No record | |
| DAVIS, Baby Son of Mr. & Mrs. E.G. Davis |
One date | 1917 |
| DEATELY, John (#48) | About 16 years old | 1894 |
| DEATELY, Mary (#50) | 1862 | 1871 |
| DeGRAFFENRIED, T.R. Pvt. Co. 16 Ala Reft CSA |
1829 | 1904 |
| DEZELL, Egbert M. Co. C Hood’s Brig Leon Hunters Pvt Confederate States Army, Civil War |
1840 | 1862 |
| DEZELLE, Ira A. Son of Ira, grandson of Thomas Sr. |
Dec 20, 1877 | Oct 15, 1882 |
| DEZELL, Jas. K. Polk (#20) | 1847 | 1873 |
| DEZELL, Lettis (#3) | 1830 est. | 1882 |
| DEZELL, Nancy “MOTHER” | 1809 | 1887 |
| DEZELL, Thomas Sr. B. in Tenn | 1802 | 1862 |
| DEZELL, Thomas C. Co. E. Waul’s Texas Legion Pvt Confederate States Army, Civil War |
One date | Nov 27, 1867 |
| DEZELL, Wm. B. Pvt Confedeerate States Army, Civil War |
One date | Aug 15, 1862 |
| DEZELL, Z. Young Co. C. Hood’s Brig. Killed in battle at Gettysburg PA July 2, 1862 |
1834 (1838) | 1863 (?) |
| DURANT, Ann | Sept 6, 1925 | May 29, 1994 |
| DURANT, Irene “Foley” Wife of Marvin C. Durant, m. Feb 14, 1932 Mother of Jane, Bessie, Elvis, & Maurine |
Jan 19, 1916 | Feb 18, 1998 |
| DURANT, James Alexander “FATHER” Hus of Nancy Jane Durant Son of William Bethel & Zelda (McKandles/McCandless) Durant |
Sep 23, 1884 | Dec 5, 1962 |
| DURANT, John Kinard Hus of Augusta (Van Mathison) Durant Son of James Alexander & Nancy Jane (Peterson) Durant |
Dec 23, 1907 | April 14, 1999 |
| DURANT, Marvin C. Hus of Irene “Foley” Durant, m. Feb 14, 1932 Father of Jane, Bessie, Elvis, & Maurine |
Oct 17, 1911 | Oct 3, 1985 |
| DURANT, Nancy Jane “MOTHER” Wife of James Alexander Durant |
1886 | 1962 |
| DURANT, T.F. (Tom Franklin) | Jan 15, 1913 | Mar 1, 1916 |
| DURANT, Wm. Jess Hus of Zelma May Durant, m. Mar 10, 1943, Waco Texas |
Aug 1, 1909 | Living |
| DURANT, Zelda Alice | Sept 7, 1922 | May 4, 1930 |
| DURANT, Zelma May Wife of Wm. Jess Durant, m. Mar 10, 1943, Waco Texas |
April 2, 1919 | Living |
| ELLIS, Alford Hus of Lydia Ellis Father of Lizie Scott One of the brave men of the frontier |
1802 | 1869 |
| ELLIS, Lydia Wife of Alford Ellis |
1805 | 1867 |
| FARMER, G.W. CSA |
1831 | 1897 |
| FARROW, Charlie b. Miss | 1794 | 1861 |
| FARROW, Mattie b. Ark. | 1806 | 1871 |
| FEW, Gilbert Nole | Feb 2, 1970 | Aug 28, 1985 |
| FLOWERS, W. (Infant) | b & d | Oct 1868 |
| FLOWERS, ________ (#31) Wife of R.H. ? |
No record | About 1868 |
| GARLAND, J.W. | 1852 | 1887 |
| GARLAND, Nan | About 1904 | |
| GRINDELE, Alice Allbritton Wife of Claude Edward Grindele, m. April 25, 1936 |
Jan 29, 1918 | Mar 23, 1997 |
| GRINDELE, Claude Edward Hus of Alice Allbritton Grindele, m. April 25, 1936 |
Oct 4, 1914 | April 7, 1974 |
| GRINDELE, Kathy Jean | April 4, 1959 | June 21, 1974 |
| HAYS, Luellar (#41) | 1857 | |
| HAYS, Robert (#6) | 1886 | |
| HENNESEY, Bessie Irene Wife of Joseph C. Hennesey Dau of Mr. & Mrs. M.C. Durant |
1934 | 1968 |
| HENNESEY, Drucilla Virginia “Little Ma” Wife of Joseph Anthony Hennesey “Big Pa” |
April 29, 1895 | May 4, 1990 |
| HENNESEY, Joseph Anthony “Big Pa” Hus of Drucilla Virginia Hennesey “Little Ma” |
May 2, 1894 | Oct 16, 1984 |
| HENNESEY, Joseph "Joe" C. Hus of Bessie Irene Hennesey Hus of Judy (Welch) Hennesey |
Sept 23, 1933 | Living |
| HENNESEY, Paul S Sgt US AirForce WWII |
April 8, 1921 | April 7, 1987 |
| JACKSON | Supposed buried in | 1870’s |
| JACKSON, Frankton In the war between the states, he rode with Quantrill. Later with Sam Bass. At time of his death he was employed by Jim Collins. He was cousin to Alexander Jackson |
37 years | 1886 |
| KELLY, Jesse H. Co E. 40 Ala Regt CSA |
No dates | |
| LONG (#15) | No dates | |
| LONG | No dates | |
| LONG | No dates | |
| LONG, Baby Dau of Rube & Aunt Lizy Long |
One date | 1878 |
| LONG, Bud (#46) | 11 years | 1891 |
| LONG, Calvin | No dates | |
| LONG, J.A. Co A J.N. Black’s Dismounted Cav. |
1834 | 1895 |
| LONG, J.M. (John Monroe) (#11) Family man & homesteader |
No dates | |
| LONG, James J. Hus of Sarah E. Long 2nd Lt CSA |
1832 | 1900 |
| LONG, Johnnie Jr. (#10) | No dates | |
| LONG, Lizy Graham (#2) Wife of Hub Long |
1859 | |
| LONG, Mennie (#9) | 4 years | 1884 |
| LONG, Sarah E. b. Illinois Wife of 2nd Lt. J.J. Long CSA |
1830 | 1897 |
| LONG, Wm. H. Early settlers, homesteader Hus of Pata Long |
No dates | |
| LONG, Pata Early settlers |
No dates | |
| MALLARD, Rose (#5) Early settler Mother-in-law of D. Brinkley |
No dates | |
| MARTIN, H.B. Pvt Co. E Waul’s Texas Inf. CSA |
1838 | 1884 |
| MARTIN, Henry | No dates | |
| McALESTER, Mary | 1880 | |
| MOODY, Robert. Jr. | 1860 | 1871 |
| MOODY, Sophie Mae | Jan 1902 | Jan 12, 2000 |
| MOONEY, Elizabeth b. Ark | 1801 | 1873 |
| PARKS, Joseph T. Concrete marker laying at base of this marker has J.F. Parks with one Date 1834. Pvt Co. D 26th Texas DeBray’s Regt CSA |
1834 | 1888 (?) |
| PENNINGTON, Baby | About 1907 | |
| RANIER, Alfred b. NC | 1805 | About 1885 |
| RANIER, Mary | 1846 | 1907 (?) |
| RANIER, Rebecca b. NC | 1810 | Unknown |
| ROBINSON | Could not read dates | |
| ROBINSON, | No dates | |
| ROBINSON, Alpha Ann (Scott) 3rd wife of Elisha James Robinson Dau of Joseph & Lizie (Ellis) Scott |
May 1, 1857 | Feb 21, 1891 |
| ROBINSON, Infant | One date | 1877 |
| ROBINSON, Martha "Mattie" (Childs) Wife of Zoraster Robinson |
1816 | 1891 |
| ROBINSON, Zoraster Robert hus of Martha "Mattie" (Childs) Robinson Co. E. Baylor’s Texas Cav CSA |
1808 | 1883 |
| SCOTT, J.C. | Mar 13, 1868 | Nov 5, 1895 |
| SCOTT, Joseph Hus of Lizie Ellis Scott In the war of 1861-1865, he made shoes for the South |
1827 | Oct 30, 1884 |
| SCOTT, Lizie (Ellis) Wife of Joseph Scott |
1829 | 1915 |
| STEGALL, Luella (#27) | 1850 | 1867 |
| STEGALL, Wm. (#28) | About 1863 | |
| STRINGER, Alf (#36) Hus of May Stringer |
1802 | 1852 |
| STRINGER, May | 1803 | 1853 |
| SWAN, Benjamin F. Pvt Co. E Texas Cav. CSA Baylor’s Regt |
1839 | 1893 |
| WATKINS, Lueizer (#16) | 5 years | 1873 |
| WILLIFORD, James Henry hus of Margaret Ella (Brown) Williford Co G. 8 Tex Inf. CSA |
1842 | 1878 |
| WILLIS, Dorothy L. (Grindele) Wife of William R. “Buck” Williams, m. Aug 8, 1958 |
Sept 13, 1941 | Living |
| WILLIS, William R. “Buck” Hus of Dorothy L. (Grindele) Willis, m. Aug 8, 1958 |
July 16, 1938 | May 17, 1999 |
| WOODALL, Infant | No dates | |
| (#12) (?) (#14) (?) (#25) (?) (#30) (?) (#34) (?) (#45) (?) |
Surveyed by Mr. W. J. Durant of Jewett, 1981
Mr. Durant states in a letter to Mrs. Maggie McDaniel that it appears there
is a union soldier buried here but he is no yet certain.
Surveyed by Herbert H. McCarter, Nov 11, 1999.
This cemetery is completely enclosed within a chain link fence. There is a
nice metal sign at the entrance with UNION CEMETERY across the top of it.
There is a covered meeting area and some nice picnic tables out under the trees.
It looks like the area fenced is about 1 acre square. This cemetery has a lot of
concrete brick markers with numbers on them. Some of these numbered
markers have other concrete brick markers with information leaning on them.
This is the #’s that appear in parenthesis after some of the entries. I
don’t know who put the concrete bricks or the plan that was used in placing
them.
Updated as needed through the use of the Obits.