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SABINE COUNTY, TEXAS - FAMILY HISTORY AND GENEALOGY

 John Smith Cemetery,  Sabine County, Texas

 
John Smith Cemetery
       John Smith Cemetery (aka Jacks Cemetery [Near Hemphill]; Smith-Whitehead Cemetery; Whitehead Cemetery) Sabine County, Texas - From the Sabine County Court House in Hemphill, Texas go West on FM 83 (Worth Street) 1.9 miles to the driveway of a log home on private property.  The cemetery is just to the Northwest of the house at the back of the house.  The northern portion of the cemetery was basically destroyed in the early 1900's when equipment moving a sawmill to the area behind the house went through the cemetery.  At one time a Whitehead family owned the property and that is why this cemetery is sometimes referred to as the Smith-Whitehead Cemetery.  There are 2 vaults still visible and pieces of sandstone headstones.  Information on these buried here is mostly from Blanche Toole.
*GPS Coordinates:  3119649N - 09352298W ;  Information obtained 14 June 2001 by Kay Parker McCary.  For questions contact Kay Parker McCary
Indexed 6 Dec 2001 by Weldon McDaniel

Notations/Symbols/Footnotes
# Unmarked grave
 
 
  #

NAME

BIRTH DATE

DEATH DATE

INFORMATION-COMMENTS

 

1.

Jacks, Nicholas

(5) May 1784

5 Jan 1851

Aged 67 years and 8 months (Nicholas Marion Jacks)

2.

# Smith, John

(Abt 1762)

(Bet 1842-1846)

(w Mary ?)

3.

Smith, John E.

(Unreadable) 1836 

(Unreadable) 1880 

(WHO IS THIS???)

4.

# Smith, Mary

(Abt 1773)

(Bef 1851)

(h John Smith)

5.

# Smith, Robert H.

(Abt 1802)

(20 Sept 1867)

(Son of John Smith & Mary ?)

6.

# Smith, John Bailey

(Abt 1805)

(Abt 1878)

(Son of John Smith & Mary ?)