Original survey by J. T. & Virginia Bounds
| Brookins, Dr. N. "Born in Eastern N.Y. Died in Texas by Mexican violence, slain for gold. He suffered much through life and murmured not." |
1-24-1819 | 10-1854 |
| Butler, W. B. son of W. Butler |
age 33yrs, 11mo | |
| Cole, Amanda M. wife of J. N. Cole. Dau of R.D. & M. Peeples Born in Talapoose Co., Ala |
3-18-1830 | 11-5-1856 Age 20y 7m 17d |
| Cole, John M. son of J.N. & Amanda was born in Limestone Co |
4-16-1853 | 12-12-1865 12y 7m 12d |
| Coulson, Burr a servant buried in the Stroud lot. |
no dates | |
| Curry, Ben Sr. | 10-26-1885 | 8-15-1953 |
| Curry, James | 1880 | 7-17-1917 |
| Curry, Joe | No date | 1917 |
| Curry, Kate | No date | 1955 |
| Hall, Edward | 11-20-1893 | 3-8-1920 |
| Haynie, Albert Emmet | 12-20-1828 | 8-20-1851 |
| House, E. F. "Mother" | 2-24-1825 | 6-22-1917 |
| House, M. D. L. "Father" | 7-4-1825 | 3-4-1876 |
| Jefferson, Mrs. Ella Mae | 1911 | 1-11-1949 |
| Johnson, Johnie Lyn | 7-1-1910 | 1-1-1940 |
| Johnson, Roddie Texas Pvt.331 Sew. B. N. |
No date | 2-24-1935 |
| Johnson, Willie, Jr. Texas Seaman 1st. Class USNR WW II |
6-28-1926 | 9-6-1964 |
| Johnson, Ephriam | 1824 | 9-26-1892 |
| Johnson, Willie | 4-12-1900 | 2-7-1958 |
| Kelly, Willie V. Texas Tec 5 323 Ord Ammo Co WW II |
11-30-1914 | 1-10-1953 |
| Lane, Mary Marshael | 5-21-1827 | 1854 |
| Lynch, Joseph Penn Born in Kentucky A private and Capt. in the Army of the Republic of TX Served in the San Jacinto Campaign in 1836 Died at Springfield |
1810 | 1860 |
| Lynch, Mary wife of Joseph P. Lynch |
6-12-1852 age 32y 2m 22d |
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| Lynch, Nathaniel H. Inf. Son of Joseph & Mary |
10-3-1849 8mo 9das |
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| Matthews, Everlin | 5-15-1907 | 11-22-1947 |
| McCullough, ?? In memory of daughter |
7?? | 11-4-1890 |
| McElroy, Robert Emmett Son of John and Elizabeth McElroy Born in Calsba, Dallas Co., Ala m. Bettie Prendergast, Nov. 29, 1855 in Limestone Co., TX |
6-9-1831 | 3-21-1856 |
| Moore, Eliza dau of G.M.& Martha |
1864 | 1892 |
| Moore, Lela | 4-26-1887 | 12-26-1894 |
| Morris, Infants Infs of T.L. & Laura |
no dates | |
| Morris, Laura wife of Thomas |
10-4-1824 | 11-17-1898 |
| Morris, Mary T. dau of T.L.& Laura |
7-17-1856 | 6-5-1867 |
| Morris, T. L. | 9-17-1823 | 5-30-1891 |
| Morris, Willie W. son of T.L.& Laura |
1-19-1867 | 6-21-1867 |
| Nettles, Anna dau of D.& B Nettles |
1-16-1888 | 12-20-1894 |
| Nettles, Fannie | 1854 | 11-1894 |
| Peeples, R. D. born in Green Co. Georgia |
9-2-1804 | 5-7-1861 |
| Proctor, Eva "Mother" | 12-14-1884 | 6-26-1955 |
| Rhodes, Conrad, Jr. Texas Pvt. US Army |
7-27-1943 | 9-11-1964 |
| Rhodes, Ezekiel | 1-4-1883 | 12-19-1951 |
| Rhodes, James O. Texas Sgt.3677 O. Truck Co. WW II |
5-29-1925 | 11-11-1953 |
| Roberts, Antonia M. Dau of H.M. & F. |
3-29-1849 | 9-18-1869 |
| Row, John S. | 5-28-1837 | 12-27-1874 |
| Sanders, Conrid double marker |
1-12-1900 | 11-2-1948 |
| Sanders, Johnah | 5-15-1894 | 1-1-1960 |
| Shackelford, Mrs. John | 10-17-1831 | 1-12-1863 |
| Smith, Lula | 10-15-1888 | 10-8-1890 |
| Stroud, Ethan Eldest son of L.A. and J. E. Stroud |
2-10-1848 | 4-22-1870 |
| Stroud, Jane E. Harlan "His wife" born in Laurance Dis. S.C. |
12-21-1823 | 2-1-1905 |
| Stroud, Little Suda | 11-4-1864 age 8 mo |
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| Stroud, Little Owen | 7-11-1865 1y 1m 2d |
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| Stroud, Logan Almoren born in Morgan Co. Georgia |
10-10-1814 | 2-5-1911 |
| Stroud, William M. son of L. A.& J. E. |
1-5-1853 | 8-5-1877 |
| Tiebout, Mary Anne Born in Jiles Co. Tenn Wife of Henry Tiebout dau. of Samuel & Eliza R. Montgomery |
6-26-1834 | 2-10-1853 |
| Tranmel, Beulah | 4-1-1875 | 10-23-1923 |
| Tranmel, Boy son of Dailey & Buelah Tranmel |
11-23-1895 | 2-24-1912 |
| Walker, Lucretia Wife of Sanders Walker |
6-11-1822 | 4-10-1864 |
| Walker, Mary second wife of Sanders Walker |
1821 | 7-15-1868 |
| Walker, Mary wife of J. M. |
7-29-1868 | 8-27-1896 |
| Walker, Sanders A veteran of the Texas War for Independence 1835-1836 (Erected by the State 1962) |
5-11-1818 | 4-3-1887 |
| Walker, William | 10-5-1848 | 9-29-1870 |
One grave with broken marker - "Mary Etta". The rest is gone.
One marker near Sanders and Walker graves is not readable.
There are many brick vaulted graves which are broken down and there are no
markers.