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Newlin Texas Webpage


Welcome to the Newlin Texas webpage. On this site, we're building a detailed history of Newlin and the people that once lived there. We wecome your stories, old area photos and inquiries.

Thenaks,
Len Kubiak





Newlin Bulletin Board





The following email was sent to us by Paula Hensley:

Here's the picture I have from Newlin, 1915.




I'm assuming it's the graduating class from that year. The initials LAC on written on back of the picture so we think my husband's great-grandfather Leo Anderson Cooper must be in the photo. I'll pass on any other information I get to you.

My husband's grandfather, Jesse Coyt Cooper, was from Turkey, but he wouldn't have been old enough to be in that graduation class.

Do you know where I could get information about the graduates from Newlin? I'm assumming it must be one of his parents. Thank you for your website and for any information you may have. Sincerely,

Paula Hensley
hensleyone@yahoo.com




This is a site under construction. We'll be adding old photos and stories of early-day settlers in the Newlin Texas area. If you have something you'd like to add to the site, send me an email.


HISTORY OF NEWLIN TEXAS




HISTORY OF NEWLIN

Newlin, located on U.S. Highway 287 about a mile north of the Prairie Dog Town Fork of the Red River in eastern Hall County. The town was named for W. J. Newlin, who reportedly camped with Col. Charles Goodnight and Emanuel E. Dubbs in the valley near the site on a buffalo hunt during the late 1870s. In 1889, after the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway had built across the county, Newlin helped plat the town, which was on land awarded by the state to Andrew M. Embry. A depot was erected on the west edge of town and for years was a favorite gathering place for the local populace. Embry built a two-story hotel and opened a lumberyard. Dave and Joe Grundy operated a real estate firm.

NEWLIN ESTABLISHED IN 1890

W. H. Meador, the local depot agent, built a first general store in Newlin which as assigned the Newlin post office in February 1890. The first school also began in 1890, and a school district was formed the following year.

Embry started a short-lived newspaper, the Newlin News, in 1893. In 1900 Rev. J. L. Pyle, a Baptist circuit rider, published a bimonthly newsletter, the Panhandle Baptist, from a dugout near Newlin. It ceased after the hired typesetter, Clara Horn, married, and no one could be found to replace her.

By 1910 Newlin had telephone service and the Farmer's State Bank. The community also had a town band for several years.



Newlin Graduating Class (Approz. 1915)(Curtesy Paula Hensley)



Early Day Newlin Fire Truck

At its peak in the late 1920s Newlin had twenty-three businesses, four churches, a brick school, and a population of 457. The Great Depression forced the bank to close. The school district was consolidated with that of Estelline in 1947. The post office was discontinued in 1968. By 1980 one church remained, and the walls of the bank and the W. B. Ballard store were the only business structures still standing in Newlin. The population was listed at thirty-one in 1984 through 2000.

The Prairie Dog Town Fork flows eastward across the central part of Hall county. The Little Red River joins it near the center of the county. The North Pease River briefly meanders into the southern part of the county, where the Wind River, Cottonwood Creek, T-Bar Canyon Creek, and Running Water Creek flow into it. Mulberry Creek begins in Donley County and joins the Prairie Dog Town Fork in the western part of Hall County. Mountain Creek, Rustlers Creek, and North Baylor Creek form in eastern Hall County and flow into the Prairie Dog Town Fork in Childress County.

An Apachean people occupied the Panhandle-Plains area in prehistoric times; in historic times the modern Apaches were pushed out of the region around 1700 by the Comanches, who subsequently ruled the Panhandle-Plains, including Hall County, until they were defeated in the Red River War of 1873-74 and removed to Indian Territory in 1875-76.

In 1876 the Texas legislature formed Hall County from land formerly assigned to Bexar and Young Counties. With the Comanches removed from the scene, buffalo hunters moved across the plains, and between 1877 and 1882 the buffalo in Hall County were exterminated. The Rath Trail, which ran from Fort Griffin to Adobe Walls, Texas, and then to Dodge City, Kansas, extended through Hall County and was used by buffalo hunters until they left the area, after which it led ranchers and their cattle in.

A number of major ranching operations moved into the area during the late 1870s and the 1880s. In 1876 Charles Goodnight and John Adairq established the huge JA Ranch, which was headquartered in Armstrong County and spilled over into several surrounding counties, including Hall. The western part of the county, north of the Red River, was considered to be a part of the main JA Ranch into the early twentieth century. In 1878 Leigh R. Dyer established the Lazy F Ranch in eastern Briscoe and western Hall counties. Charles Goodnight had taken this range by 1879; by 1882 it operated as the Quitaque Ranch of the JA. The Diamond Tail Ranch of William R. Curtis also appeared in 1879, spread over northeast Hall County, and extended into Donley, Childress, and Collingsworth counties.

In 1880, Thomas S. Bugbee and L. G. Coleman established the Shoe Bar Ranch to the east of the JA holdings in western Hall County; their ranch, operated informally for over a decade, became the Shoe Bar officially in 1891. In 1885 Orville H. Nelson started a small (twenty-section) ranch called the Bar 96 and began raising only blooded Herefords.

The Continental Land and Cattle Company brought its Mill Iron Ranch to Hall County in 1888. This huge operation covered all of southern Hall County (east of the Quitaque Ranch) as well as large parts of Childress, Motley, Collingsworth, and Cottle counties. By 1890, seventy-nine ranches and farms had been established in the county and the population had increased to 703. Almost no crops were grown in the county at this time; the agricultural census for that year reported only seventeen acres planted with corn, the county's most important crop.

The large and powerful ranches eventually disappeared, however, as they were parceled out to land-hungry settlers who wanted the land for farms and stock farms. Many of these new arrivals came because of an important new railroad connection. The Fort Worth and Denver City Railway reached Hall County in 1887, and by March 1888 met the Denver, Texas and Gulf, which had been building southward from Denver to Texline. Thus, by the late 1880s Hall County found itself on a major regional railroad that eventually changed Hall County from a ranching to a farming area.






Newlin Cemetery

NEWLIN CEMETERY LISTING





Abram, Nancy Ellen (Harper), Jan. 23, 1904, Dec. 16, 1942,

Abram, Thomas Hubert, Jun. 9, 1902, Dec. 15, 1940,





Ayers, Ronald Edward, 1934, 1984,





Bain, Anna Marie, Sep. 2, 1926, Mar. 31, 1927,

Bain, Annie Kate, Dec. 12, 1901, Mar. 30, 1903,

Bain, Artie E. (Moore), Jan. 19, 1892, Nov. 15, 1975,

Bain, Charlie Lee, Jul. 21, 1892, Jul. 2, 1979,

Bain, Francis Noval, Jan. 16, 1928, Jan. 16, 1928,

Bain, Infant, Jan. 15, 1918, Jan. 15, 1918, Son

Bain, Infant, Mar. 20, 1924, Mar. 20, 1924, Son

Bain, Infant, Oct. 18, 1922, Oct. 18, 1922, Son

Bain, John Alexander, Dec. 24, 1836, Oct. 1, 1917,

Bain, Katie Lee, May 28, 1874, Feb. 21, 1904,





Baker, Jewel, 1921, 1921,

Ballard, Allen Pete, Jul. 21, 1928, Dec. 30, 1928,





Ballard, Jennie (Maggarts), Aug. 5, 1862, Jul. 28, 1946,

Ballard, Ollie G., Jan. 2, 1886, Mar. 31, 1927

Ballard, Peter, Apr. 16, 1864, Jun. 27, 1955





Barnes, M. J., Jul. 8, 1849, Nov. 26, 1913

Barnes, W. A., Jan. 18, 1840, Apr. 10, 1922





Bass, Mary (Sheperle), Feb. 4, 1851, Aug. 5, 1905





Bennet, Daniel L., Nov. 4, 1866, Aug. 15, 1944

Bennet, Maggie Lee (Ross), May 21, 1868, Oct. 15, 1944





Bewley, Ollie, Mar. 23, 1907, Nov. 3, 1908





Bice, Floyd, Jan. 9, 1906, Nov. 4, 1924





Bills, Emma (Edwards), Jun. 24, 1869, Nov. 17, 1923





Bonner, Isham W., Jul. 14, 1865, Mar. 29, 1929





Booth, C. H., 1892, 1952

Booth, Dora Lee (Lunceford), Feb. 19, 1897, Jun. 24, 1980

Booth, Helen May Booth, Sep 24 1920, Peerless , Hopkins Co. Tx, Nov 28 1931 Memphis, Tx, d/o C. H. & Dora





Broadstreet, Robert, Jan. 12, 1911, Oct. 29, 1924





Brooks, Minnie Aronld and Infant, Jul. 22, 1897, Feb. 7, 1923





Bullard, Nellie L., Nov. 6, 1890, Feb. 26, 1919





Burnett, Dortha Dean, Mar. 30, 1922, Feb. 27, 1926

Burnett, Fuller F., Mar. 31, 1912, Jan. 1, 1961

Burnett, Georgia, Sep. 11, 1890, Mar. 6, 1926

Burnett, John, 1879, 1949

Burnett, Manuel, Dec. 10, 1905, Apr. 7, 1962

Burnett, Manuel Jr., Nov. 9, 1928, Jan. 15, 1929

Burnett, Maudie V. (Thornbrough), 1888, 1966





Callahan, John F., 1939, 1947





Carson, W. G., May 28, 1881, May 30, 1920





Cawthon, Roxie Ann (King), May 14, 1843, Jan. 30, 1932





Chitwood, Harriett, 1855, 1941





Clark, Clyde (McIntire), Feb. 14, 1892, Dec. 5, 1966

Clark, Doyce McIntire M.D., Dec. 4, 1912, Nov. 21, 1961

Clark, Joe Anderson, Dec. 9, 1911, Dec. 28, 1911

Clark, Vester Varden M.D., Aug. 13, 1882, Aug. 1, 1967





Collins, Rebecca Irene, Oct. 27, 1933, Jan. 13, 1934





Copeland, Lucille Marie (Jerri) (Bickham), Nov. 29, 1916, Aug. 27, 1970





Crabtree, John Henry, May 24, 1847, Aug. 20, 1931

Crabtree, Mary J., Apr. 1, 1849, Mar. 1, 1926

Crawford, James Odie, Apr. 9, 1919, Jul. 12, 1921





Crenshaw, Square L., Oct. 4, 1910, Jul. 3, 1911





Crow, Annie Pearl (Bruce), Nov. 9, 1890, May 1, 1975

Crow, Baby Jack, Mar. 30, 1915, Dec. 23, 1918

Crow, Clara Christine (Horn), Dec. 25, 1877, Apr. 5, 1953

Crow, Eddie Lee, Mar. 31, 1890, May 27, 1943

Crow, I. V. (Van), May 5, 1863, Nov. 20, 1950

Crow, Kathleen, Oct. 28, 1906, Jun. 10, 1922

Crow, William Henry, Nov. 9, 1890, Jul. 23, 1997

Crow, William Thomas, Feb. 22, 1856, Apr. 9, 1932

Crow, Wilmah, Mar. 29, 1900, May 2, 1908





Daves, Delia (Morrow), no date, Sep. 5, 1987

Daves, Earl, Feb. 7, 1914, Sep. 18, 1926

Daves, Gussie (Morgan), 1870, 1932

Daves, Jim H., Feb. 16, 1902, Aug. 29, 1954

Daves, Jimmy Leroy, Aug. 28, 1945, Oct. 21, 1980

Daves, William A., 1869, 1938





Dean, Lillie S. (Bass), Jun. 1, 1879, Feb. 15, 1924





Donaldson, Jane, Sep. 19, 1848, Feb. 5, 1943





Downing, Dovie (Hemphill), Jul. 14, 1894, Dec. 5, 1919





Ellard, Richard T., Dec. 25, 1941, Jan. 13, 2002





Ewen, Edgar M., Jul. 26, 1900, Jul. 6, 1901

Ewen, Ellen, Oct. 3, 1847, Jul. 24, 1926

Ewen, Lila Alberta, May 19, 1898, Aug. 23, 1902

Ewen, Roberta E. (Crabtree), Apr. 5, 1876, Jan. 27, 1903

Ewen, W. M., Feb. 23, 1841, Dec. 10, 1905





Fair, Forest Clifford, Nov. 15, 1909, Jun. 13, 1965





Ferley, Mary F. (Wasson), Dec. 7, 1884, Apr. 29, 1911





Fowler, Dudley G., Dec. 10, 1864, Jan. 1, 1947

Fowler, Mattie Jane (Johnson), Jan. 18, 1876, Dec. 26, 1962,

Fowler, S. W., Apr. 7, 1899, Jun. 11, 1943,





Gardner, Freda Lorene, Mar. 27, 1917, Oct. 16, 1960,





Gatlin, Etta, no date, Feb. 14, 1918,





Glasco, Mary Catherine (Helm), Feb. 4, 1862, Aug. 26, 1937,





Gollihugh, Jane Thomason, Apr. 18, 1844, Aug. 31, 1915,





Graddy, James Benjamin, Feb. 28, 1878, Jan. 22, 1924,

Graddy, Mary Ellen (Grundy), Jul. 8, 1879, Jan. 22, 1924,





Greenroyd, Robert Dwain, Aug. 13, 1939, Mar. 13, 1941,





Gresham, B. L., Jul. 18, 1880, Aug. 30, 1954,

Gresham, Frank S., Oct. 8, 1886, Sep. 9, 1970, WWI

Gresham, George L., Aug. 23, 1888, Jun. 6, 1960, WWI

Gresham, George L., Jan. 20, 1850, Nov. 6, 1931,

Gresham, Hazel, Jul. 9, 1911, Dec. 20, 1923,

Gresham, Hugh W., Apr. 20, 1899, Feb. 6, 1919,

Gresham, Jessie Clark, Apr. 22, 1915, Feb. 16, 1916,

Gresham, Rex, Sep. 15, 1902, Oct. 5, 1964

Gresham, Stella R., Feb. 20, 1879, Jan. 24, 1962

Gresham, Vesta (Bates), Mar. 19, 1880, Apr. 21, 1961

Gresham, `Callie Dove (Wylie), May 11, 1850, Apr. 2, 1929





Grundy, Amanda Kate (Kinchetse), Jul. 3, 1855, Sep. 1, 1930

Grundy, Lutie B., Dec. 23, 1883, Jul. 31, 1908

Grundy, Mary A. (Overlutz), 1831, 1901

Grundy, Robert C., 1829, 1902

Grundy, Robert C., Oct. 10, 1894, Oct. 10, 1894

Grundy, W. H., Jan. 1, 1853, Jan. 27, 1924





Hale, Rena (Daves), 1906, 1932





Hamilton, Annie Gresham, Aug. 28, 1908, Oct. 3, 2002

Hamilton, J. Louis, May 13, 1896, Nov. 2, 1966





Haney, Nannie B. (Fowler), Jul. 22, 1880, Jul. 23, 1957

Haney, Walter E., May 8, 1873, Mar. 28, 1930





Hanna, Mary Catherine, Sep. 20, 1834, May 15, 1915





Harper, Nancy Elizabeth (Glover), Apr. 15, 1872, Nov. 3, 1965,

Harper, Tilman, Apr. 18, 1928, Nov. 7, 1928,

Harper, William Jefferson, Oct. 17, 1871, Jan. 13, 1964,





Helm, Alice Genevra (Nelson), Mar. 16, 1869, Jul. 8, 1941,

Helm, Betty Jo, Jun. 27, 1925, Dec. 3, 1928,

Helm, G. W., Apr. 24, 1907, May 24, 1908,

Helm, George Washington, Nov. 18, 1928, Jan. 30, 1932,

Helm, Hugh, Dec. 18, 1901, Jun. 10, 1903,

Helm, John Nelson, Dec. 5, 1894, Apr. 4, 1977, WWI

Helm, Lavada (Monroe), Dec. 8, 1894, Apr. 4, 1966,

Helm, Minnie L. (Johnson), Jan. 31, 1898, Oct. 27, 1977,





Hemphill, Infant, Apr. 24, 1943, Apr. 24, 1943, Daughter of Fred and Winnie

Hemphill, James Oliver, Sep. 17, 1867, Nov. 13, 1956,

Hemphill, Lillie (Meek), Feb. 1, 1873, Dec. 12, 1938,

Hemphill, Mary Arnette (Glenn), no date, no date, Grandma

Hemphill, Winnie (Mullins), Feb. 15, 1904, Apr. 24, 1943,





Hudson, Belle, Feb. 8, 1874, Dec. 12, 1912,

Hudson, Rev. George P., May 12, 1897, Feb. 6, 1962,

Hudson, William Allen, 1868, 1962,





Hughes, Edmon Albert, Nov. 1, 1867, Dec. 18, 1945,

Hughes, Everett Edward, Feb. 22, 1926, Oct. 30, 1926,

Hughes, Infant Daughter, Apr. 3, 1921, Apr. 3, 1925,

Hughes, Infant Son, Oct. 3, 1921, Oct. 3, 1921,

Hughes, James Everett, Jul. 15, 1893, Jul. 4, 1952,

Hughes, James Ferguson, Nov. 18, 1914, Jun. 22, 1916,

Hughes, Lela Pearl (Read), Jun. 10, 1895, Feb. 9, 1972,

Hughes, Nathan N., Sep. 27, 1916, Jul. 14, 1976, WWII





Hunter, Billie Lee, 1938, 1939,





Hutchins, John N., 1879, 1926,





Jarrell, Lillie May, Apr. 9, 1907, May 5, 1907,

Jarrell, Susan Lilly (Hightower), 1875, 1964,

Jarrell, William C., 1874, 1951,





Johnson, C. L., 1863, 1920

Johnson, Cyrus Henry, Oct. 1, 1895, Nov. 24, 1956

Johnson, Mattie Ellen (Richards), no date, no date





Kellison, W. L., Feb. 4, 1875, Mar. 1, 1940

Kercheville, Lelia May (Stewart), 1869, 1915

Kercheville, Lemuel B., 1864, 1940





Kesterson, William Leroy, Oct. 2, 1907, Dec. 13, 1907





Kilgore, James W., Dec. 8, 1849, Dec. 4, 1935

Kilgore, Raymond, Sep. 10, 1918, Jul. 13, 1921

Kilgore, Ruth A. (Crawford), Jan. 21, 1886, May 29, 1966

Kilgore, Thomas J., Jan. 8, 1884, Jul. 19, 1945





King, Annie, Apr. 4, 1868, Jul. 12, 1908

King, T. J., Jan. 4, 1851, Mar. 13, 1923





Kittinger, Catherine, May 14, 1906, Jun. 29, 1908

Kittinger, Clara Ellen, Apr. 14, 1908, Jul. 29, 1910





Lane, Lee Roy, Jr.,, Jun. 6, 1917, Feb. 20, 1923

Lane, Patsy Jearene (Daves), Oct. 7, 1965, Apr. 14, 1966





Lawrence, James Franklin, Sep. 2, 1863, Mar. 12, 1902

Lawrence, Lydia (Helm), Sep. 6, 1866, Jan. 29, 1949





Lewis, Charles William, Jun. 4, 1913, Nov. 17, 1979

Lewis, Clarence Milton, Mar. 15, 1886, Jun. 24, 1973

Lewis, Denia, 1880, 1935

Lewis, Elizabeth Rousey, Feb. 8, 1889, Jun. 5, 1980

Lewis, Hazel Irene, Oct. 24, 1924, Sep. 21, 1930

Lewis, S. H., Jan. 22, 1849, Mar. 10, 1902

Lewis, Wanda Ruth, 1936, 1996





Lide, Baby, no date, no date





Long, Annis Almeda, 1867, 1930

Long, Norris Hilman, 1840, 1919

Long, Walter G., Jul. 16, 1887, Jul. 8, 1904





May, Corbie David, Apr. 15, 1898, Dec. 16, 1949

May, Dessie Lee (Lewis), Nov. 23, 1900, Jul. 25, 1977

May , George W. (Cooter), Feb. 16, 1925, Dec. 25, 2000,





Mayo, Billie Walter, Aug. 2, 1928, Mar. 2, 1929,

Mayo, Infant, Aug. 16, 1933, Aug. 16, 1933, Infant of Walter and Laura





McBrayer, James L., Jul. 24, 1883, Oct. 17, 1936,

McBrayer, Minnie B., Jul. 17, 1885, Oct. 25, 1961,McCollum, J. L., Dec. 16, 1863, Mar. 3, 1954,





McCollum, Mattie May, Dec. 26, 1872, Dec. 18, 1903,

McCollum, Nellie (Wright), Apr. 18, 1885, Oct. 19, 1996,





McCraw, Lorene Inez, Feb. 26, 1926, Jan. 19, 1965,





Mendez, Tommie, May 18, 1944, May 19, 1944,

Messick, Infant, 1927, 1927, Daughter of Doc and Marie





Mitchell, Henry Williams, Mar. 18, 1884, Feb. 28, 1971,

Mitchell, Joe Robert, Apr. 4, 1911, Apr. 4, 1911,

Mitchell, Mary Elizabeth, Dec. 7, 1914, Dec. 7, 1914,

Mitchell, Nona (McIntire), Mar. 9, 1889, Jun. 1, 1981,





Moore, Audrey (Jarrell), Jun. 30, 1911, Dec. 21, 1993,

Moore, Charlie Edgar, Mar. 1, 1878, Feb. 2, 1956,

Moore, Clarence Dickson, Oct. 5, 1906, Dec. 5, 1978,

Moore, Emma Pearl (Longshore), Aug. 1, 1903, Feb. 12, 1984,

Moore, G. A., Aug. 8, 1851, Jan. 6, 1916,

Moore, George Erby, Dec. 3, 1913, Mar. 8, 1918,

Moore, Ida, 1871, 1929,

Moore, Infant, 1916, 1916, Son

Moore, Infant, May 15, 1920, May 15, 1920, Daughter of J. B. & Lula

Moore, J. C., 1890, 1964,

Moore, John Bedford, Nov. 20, 1889, Mar. 23, 1979,

Moore, Lavina, Jan. 26, 1855, Dec. 9, 1927,

Moore, M. P., Sep. 2, 1860, Feb. 14, 1949,

Moore, Mary Ella (Bowser), Apr. 20, 1878, Dec. 10, 1959,

Moore, Mary Estelle Waddill, Jun. 30, 1911, Dec. 21, 1993,

Moore, Melissa Jane (Flemings), 1837, Jul. 25, 1927,

Moore, Nancy Ellen (Jenkins), May 13, 1870, Aug. 1, 1953,

Moore, R. B., Sep. 6, 1928, Jun. 28, 1929

Moore, Raymond D., Nov. 15, 1922, Sep. 15, 1933

Moore, William D., 1882, 1961

Moore, William Henry, Jan. 29, 1901, Jun. 25, 1986

Moore, William Henry Burnett, 1869, 1926





Morrison, Cora Lee (Cawthon), Jan. 6, 1869, Jan. 7, 1958

Morrison, Margaret E. (Donaldson), Sep. 3, 1841, Feb. 28, 1930

Morrison, Richard S., Feb. 23, 1915, Mar. 18, 1915

Morrison, William A., Apr. 14, 1861, Oct. 7, 1937





Mullins, Ella (Nelson), Mar. 11, 1870, Oct. 14, 1911

Mullins, Foy, May 28, 1897, Sep. 16, 1947

Mullins, George B., Feb. 19, 1866, Mar. 13, 1959





Murphy, Baby, Oct. 25, 1935, Oct. 25, 1935

Murphy, Billie Joe, 1925, 1927

Murphy, E. F. (Dock), May 18, 1898, Jan. 20, 1973

Murphy, G. L., 1869, 1939

Murphy, George Hulen, Apr. 15, 1914, May 17, 1993,

Murphy, Guy W., Jul. 3, 1906, Aug. 8, 1945,

Murphy, Lavada (Isom), 1874, 1954,

Murphy, Romie J., Dec. 18, 1903, Jul. 23, 1963,

Murphy, Ruby May (Hoover), Jul. 5, 1903, Oct. 28, 1935,

Murphy, Wilburn E. (Bill), Apr. 8, 1927, Feb. 8, 1973, Korea

Murphy, William Edgar, Nov. 17, 1890, May 30, 1910,

Murphy, Woodrow M. (Pete), Nov. 15, 1916, Apr. 27, 1978,





Nelson, Earnest F., Jun. 4, 1888, May 19, 1891,

Nelson, Guy Estes, Oct. 16, 1890, Sep. 4, 1932,

Nelson, Henry G., Feb. 15, 1891, Oct. 12, 1968,

Nelson, J. R. (Bob), Sep. 29, 1853, Oct. 4, 1946,

Nelson, Lula Mae (Morrison), Dec. 10, 1891, Feb. 27, 1983,

Nelson, Mary Ann Eliza (Peden), Jun. 8, 1857, May 12, 1934,

Nelson, Mattie (Blake), Dec. 22, 1888, Feb. 25, 1960,

Nelson, Robert Oscar, Feb. 17, 1886, Nov. 21, 1940,

Nelson, Royce Lee (Man), Mar. 22, 1918, Jul. 11, 1968,

Nelson, Sallie M. (Morrison), Jul. 21, 1889, Feb. 23, 1978,

Nelson, Treva Frances, Sep. 14, 1922, Jul. 19, 1930,





Packer, J. R., Jan. 15, 1852, Jan. 9, 1916,

Packer, Mrs. J. R., no date, no date,





Padgett, Will, Feb. 14, 1869, Feb. 17, 1947,





Palmer, John, 1881, 1918,





Pierce, W. H., Jul. 18, 1868, Apr. 8, 1909,

Pierce, Willie Edgar, Feb. 20, 1906, Mar. 8, 1907,





Powell, Cora (Lawrence), Sep. 4, 1882, Sep. 19, 1907,

Powell, Ida, Nov. 13, 1884, ?,

Powell, Mary Jane (Dodge) Helm, May 27, 1841, Nov. 17, 1930,

Powell, Porter Lela (Breeding), 1885, Feb. 9, 1902,

Powell, Porter Levi , Oct. 30, 1839, Apr. 3, 1919, CSA





Price, Charles G., Nov. 26, 1897, Dec. 17, 1955, WWI, WWII

Price, Stella E. (Ewen), Jan. 20, 1878, Mar. 10, 1912,





Proctor, John L., Jun. 5, 1863, Sep. 5, 1914,





Pyle, Rev. John L., Apr. 7, 1838, Mar. 3, 1909,





Rambo, Al, Oct. 10, 1937, Dec. 27, 1997,





Read, Charles Terrell, Sr., Mar. 16, 1906, Apr. 6, 1980, WWII

Read, Dora Nevada (Palmer), Feb. 7, 1874, Nov. 26, 1951,

Read, Gladys Helm, Jan. 14, 1909, May 7, 2002,

Read, Wanda Zell, Dec. 18, 1927, Mar. 11, 1928,

Read, William Oliver, Aug. 18, 1865, May 30, 1950,





Rhodes, Mrs. Ema M., Mar. 27, 1867, Jan. 14, 1928,





Roberts, Laura (Moore), Feb. 11, 1892, Nov. 7, 1928,





Rogers, Albert J., Jan. 2, 1889, Aug. 19, 1965,

Rogers, Ethel Mae (Turner), May 10, 1893, Jun. 29, 1978,

Rogers, Hulen J. Jr., Jan. 27, 1947, Jan. 27, 1947, Reintered at Childress

Rogers, Hulen J. Sr. (Doc), Feb. 5, 1913, Oct. 31, 1979, Reintered at Childress

Rogers, Inf. of Colie & Lizzie, 1925, 1925,

Rogers, J. F., Jan. 9, 1887, Oct. 3, 1923,

Rogers, Jasper Jason, ?, 1936,

Rogers, John W., Apr. 13, 1880, Apr. 14, 1943,

Rogers, Lillie Jane (Ray), Feb. 8, 1882, Apr. 13, 1949,

Rogers, Mary (St. Clair), Dec. 24, 1853, Nov. 23, 1932,

Rogers, Maudie (Mae), 1910, Jan. 9, 1926,

Rogers, William (Tap), Apr. 4, 1908, Dec. 15, 1974, WWII





Rowell, John A., Jan. 19, 1882, Nov. 1, 1949,

Rowell, Lillie F. (Rushing), Jul. 17, 1880, Nov. 4, 1961,

Rowell, Nancy, Dec. 25, 1842, Mar. 18, 1924,

Rowell, T. S., Mar. 23, 1837, May 11, 1911, CSA





Rushing, Alex J., May 21, 1846, May 31, 1912,

Rushing, Bennie Elza, Feb. 24, 1876, Feb. 24, 1959,

Rushing, C. Lee, 1882, 1967,

Rushing, Elizabeth Ann (Tipton), Mar. 8, 1842, Mar. 8, 1937,

Rushing, Robert Elza, Apr. 15, 1908, Oct. 8, 1995,

Rushing, Susie May (Rowell), Jun. 30, 1882, Nov. 21, 1978,





Scott, Mattie Lou, Apr. 4, 1878, Jan. 24, 1911,





Sells, Fay, Jul. 25, 1910, Jun. 23, 1911,

Sells, Nellie, Dec. 1, 1891, Oct. 11, 1911,





Short, Molly Mae (Whitten), Oct. 10, 1912, Sep. 12, 1987,





Sims, Aultman M., Jun. 8, 1893, Sep. 2, 1970, WWI

Sims, John M., Aug. 5, 1868, Dec. 4, 1911,

Sims, Lorena S., Aug. 24, 1868, Dec. 6, 1949,

Sims, Mary Edith (Helm), Aug. 16, 1896, Apr. 30, 1974

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Smith, Avah Belle (Carlisle), Nov. 28, 1872, Jun. 4, 1945,

Smith, Louis J., Sep. 7, 1902, Jun. 9, 1951,

Smith, Lydia A., Feb. 21, 1870, Sep. 25, 1927,

Smith, R. R., Sep. 3, 1912, Sep. 17, 1912,

Smith, T. J., Feb. 26, 1870, Jul. 2, 1951,





Solomon, Ina Mae, Jan. 16, 1905, Mar. 3, 1914,





Spruill, Cecil, 1908, 1916,

Spruill, Milford, Dec. 20, 1919, May 22, 1938,

Spruill, Walter A., Jan. 11, 1877, Jun. 2, 1942





Stone, Cora, Jul. 22, 1895, Dec. 4, 1902





Swift, Avart, Aug. 13, 1889, Apr. 25, 1908

Swift, Clarence, May 13, 1900, Jun. 28, 1908

Swift, Fannie E. (Mann), Jul. 1, 1867, Oct. 1, 1944 Swift, Fred, Dec. 20, 1857, Dec. 13, 1930

Swift, Grover, Sep. 8, 1892, Jul. 4, 1969





Taylor, E. G., Jul. 2, 1833, Feb. 7, 1907





Thacker, James W., 1890, 1923





Thomason, George M., Mar. 11, 1882, Sep. 10, 1905

Thomason, James Franklin, Sep. 21, 1871, Jan. 3, 1938





Thornton, Infant Son, Oct. 16, 1914, Oct. 16, 1914

Thornton, J. C., Jan. 23, 1892, Oct. 9, 1913

Thornton, May V. (Ballard), Dec. 24, 1892, Nov. 3, 1914

Thornton, Starley Lester, May 25, 1909, Oct. 9, 1909

Thornton, Willie Ethel (Williams), Jul. 3, 1882, Jun. 10, 1903





Tobin, John Edwin, Jul. 2, 1861, Nov. 13, 1931

Tobin, Patty Alte (Cawthon), Nov. 14, 1877, Apr. 13, 1959





Tucker, Cora, Nov. 7, 1893, May 16, 1907

Tucker, Effie, Mar. 1, 1907, Jul. 6, 1907

Tucker, I. J., 1868, 1941

Tucker, Ida, 1913, 1929





Vance, Mary Ollie (Read), Sep. 23, 1907, Nov. 3, 1984





Vardy, Alice Virginia, Jul. 30, 1933, Jul. 30, 1933

Vardy, Martha Rebecca (Duncan), Feb. 2, 1874, Oct. 23, 1904





Wages, Rodie Lee (Lewis), Jan. 22, 1932, Jun. 6, 1991





Walker, Robert D., Apr. 15, 1859, Jun. 8, 1918





Ward, Crockett N., Oct. 7, 1875, Jan. 1, 1962

Ward, Emily Lee, Aug. 21, 1907, Nov. 18, 1907

Ward, Hattie L., Mar. 23, 1880, Apr. 23, 1913





Wasson, Charles H., 1937, 1937

Wasson, Charlie Marvin, Oct. 22, 1891, May 11, 1979

Wasson, Charlie P., Jun. 8, 1864, Apr. 18, 1928,

Wasson, Fannie S. (Rowell), May 14, 1865, Feb. 5, 1934,

Wasson, Nancy, May 28, 1909, Mar. 30, 1913,

Wasson, Ray, Sep. 7, 1904, Mar. 30, 1913,





Watson, Jennie Ve, Dec. 27, 1927, Mar. 16, 1928,





Whitacre, Cora A., Sep. 25, 1860, Jan. 10, 1931,

Whitacre, Inf., Sep. 13, 1922, Sep. 13, 1922, Son of Charles and Opal

Whitacre, John S., Apr. 2, 1856, Jul. 12, 1928,





White, Monroe, Feb. 1, 1899, Jul. 8, 1916,





Whitten, Jim, Jul. 11, 1919, Apr. 5, 2001,

Whitten, Lillie, Oct. 14, 1905, Jun. 1, 1921,

Whitten, Mary, 1886, 1948,

Whitten, Rufus W., Jan. 1, 1908, Oct. 21, 1964,

Whitten, T. H., 1876, 1925,





Williams, Horace, Feb. 6, 1894, Mar. 4, 1905,

Williams, Margaret Ann (Vining), Feb. 1, 1860, Apr. 27, 1923,

Williams, R. W., Dec. 16, 1850, Aug. 13, 1916,

Williams, Rodney, Jul. 5, 1899, May 25, 1901,





Wills, Mary Lou Tompkins, Wife of William Thomas Wills.

Wills, William Thomas, 1851, Apr. 4, 1920, (Married to Mary Wills, grandfather of Bob Wills - of "Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys.") (Photo submitted by Cindy Wills of Turkey, Texas.)





Willis, A. B. Jr., Feb. 19, 1922, Jan. 11, 1925,

Willis, Infant, Feb. 27, 1927, Feb. 27, 1927, Son of A. B. and Leah

Willis, Willie Catherine, Mar. 4, 1909, May 23, 1914,





Wilton, Minnie May (Nelson), May 1, 1875, Apr. 13, 1975,


Wilton, Thomas Kayton, Nov. 5, 1867, Aug. 21, 1945,





Wimbley, Albert E., Aug. 8, 1883, Nov. 28, 1898



BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Inez Baker, Yesterday in Hall County (Memphis, Texas, 1940). Virginia Browder, Hall County Heritage Trails, 1890-1980 (2 vols., Canyon, Texas: Staked Plains, 1982, 1983).

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