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Texas became the 28th state on December 29, 1845
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25 May 1942
to
15 September 1997


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Edgewood Cemetery
Lancaster, Dallas County, Texas

 

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Latitude: 32.5811005
323452N
Longitude: -96.7478027
0964453W
Elevation: 479
Interments: ~5900+
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Earliest grave here is that of Lizzie Richardson, a pioneer child who died in the summer of 1845. The site for the cemetery was chosen by Roderick Rawlins, one of the area’s first settlers; he was buried here in 1848. Among the graves in the older sectoin is that of James Lemon, veteran of the American Revolution, who died on July 4, 1858. The land was not officially set aside as a cemetery until it was acquired from Thomas McKee Ellis in 1877. Since then the Lancaster Cemetery Association has bought additional land and currently maintains over 1500 graves. (1974)

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