Welcome
to Lee County Texas
Anniversary
Cemetery
To preserve the history of old country cemeteries from being
lost the below was taken from LEE COUNTY TEXAS CEMETERIES Volume I.
You can buy copies at
Texas Wendish Heritage
Society
These directions were taken in Oct 1979,
so they may not be completely accurate as of today, 4/25/2022.
From Tanglewood, Texas take Highway 77 north, turn right on County
Road 415, go 2 miles, turn right on Watson Road for .3 miles, turn
left for .5 miles to a wire gap into a pasture, then .4 mile to the
old home place of Clyde Gates, walk east.
This cemetery located in area of Anniversary Methodist Church and
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Located on what was then Robertson land.
Mr. Clyde Gates lived near this cemetery in 1931 and 1932. When his
family came to this area in 1908 the cemetery was here. They used to
have camp meetings near the cemetery, also it was a community
gathering place where they played base ball and had dances. Mr.
Gates' brother played the fiddle and sang for the dances. Mr. Gates
in 76 years old, he took us to this area. We were unable to find any
signs of markers, but Mr. Gates gave us the names herein, as people
he remembers being buried here.
This List is NOT complete......yes I need help.
Double click death certificates to enlarge.
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First/Maiden |
DOB |
DOD |
Notes |
Booker |
Eli |
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Gates |
Baby |
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1942 |
parents
Clyde and Etta Lee
Gates. Mr. Gates parents are buried in Belltown near Dimebox
and they came from Wharton County TX.
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Gates |
Ada
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31-Jan-1943 |
31-Jan-1943 |
this could be the same child above. |
Mitchell |
Aunt Janie |
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Mitchell |
John |
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Robertson |
Aunt Margaret |
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Robertson |
Lewis
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