COATS CEMETERY,  NACOGDOCHES COUNTY, TEXAS
	The Coats Cemetery is located on private property north of the road leading east from Pleasant Hill community (get a guide). The transcript was made August 2004 by Charles Brightwell.      The name list was originally transcribed in the 1970s; this electronic list was made in July 2003 by Leandra Denmark who entered the names of buried persons from Nacogdoches County Cemetery Records, Volume V (collected by Joel Barham Burk) compiled and edited by Carolyn Reeves Ericson. Permission was received to provide the names on this list. The dates and additional information in the book are not posted on this page. See the bibliography for information on locating or ordering a copy of the book.      Every effort has been made to make an accurate transcription. If you have additional information or photos of any of these persons or if you believe there is an error in the transcript please email TXGenWeb Nacogdoches County Coordinator with the information but please DO NOT send images or attachments without an exchange of email first. Unexpected email with attachments will not be opened due to the threat of viruses and worms. This web page is an alphabetized list of the persons buried at Brister Cemetery. A text version of this list is available in the Nacogdoches County, Texas section of the USGenWeb Project Archives at http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/nacogdoches/cemetery/indexes.txt . Use your browser find or search feature to locate the names in the text file after clicking on the link and loading the file into your browser.
	Name List from Mrs. Ericson's cemetery book
	NAME	BIRTH	DEATH	INFORMATION
	Coats, A. J.
	Coats, Bessie
	Coats, Frank
	Coats, infant children
	Coats, infant daughter
	Coats, Sarah L. Vardeman
	Matlock, Dora Bell
	Matlock, Ethel
	Sparks, infant daughter
	Sparks, infant son
	Sparks, Sam
	August 2004 transcript by Charles Brightwell
	Burials: A.J. Coats Sarah L Coats Born: August 16, 1841 Born: April 21 1853 Died: March 03, 1903 Died: August 14, 1904 “There are no partings in Heaven” Infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. O.L. Coats Born: Feb. 07, 1915 Died: Feb. 16, 1915 Confederate Marker: Field Stone and Marble foot marker Andrew J. Coats No personal vitals given Co “B” 8th Reg’t TEX Inf. CSA Aug. 16, 1846 Mar. 03, 1901 Several apparent burials marked by field stones. Grounds appear to be attended and cleaned regularly. No overgrowth. Fenced area approximate 75’ X 100’

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