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Robertson County TX Located on the Henry Green Tract, Antonio Manchaca Survey about 5 - 6 miles south/southeast of Hearne. Take
Hwy 6 south out of Hearne about 5 mi. to Arrowmoon Road (FM2549). Turn left (east/northeast) and go 2 miles
to Jack Rabbit Lane. Turn right, go .9 miles to a dirt road with a long row of mailboxes on left. Turn right and go
through a gate at end of road. Drive straight ahead until you come to another gate. Park your car and climb thru
the gate. This property is owned by Kenny Luster and he has been cooperative to allow cemetery visitors. There is
another gate to your immediate left. Go through that gate and follow the path straight ahead about 100 yards to
the cemetery. There is an old barbed wire fence around the cemetery, but you can easily step over the fence.
There are 9 marked headstones, all readable, with names and dates, about 5 or 6 smooth, molded stones, with
no discernable names or dates, and 8 to 12 rough (ironstone or sandstone) rocks, unmarked but clearly intended
as grave markers. Most of the marked stones were made of concrete with one recent-looking one made of granite.
One stone had two names on it indicating two graves, and one stone had 3 names on it for 3 graves. One husband
and wife, Samuel Revis Sr. and Henrietta "Nettie" Waugh Moss, had a total of three stones, one stone each and then
one shared stone, all three in different locations. There are several graves with rocks for headstones in a corner of
the cemetery; assumption is that these were graves of slaves. Some of the headstones that are remembered from
earlier years are no longer in view (possibly due to vandalism) and many of the old sandstone markers have simply
weathered away. Cows, pigs, and whatever have torn the place up and fire ant mounds are huge. One obelisk has
been turned or shifted and several of the markers or bases of headstones are either lying down or standing on end.
Row numbers given: Row #1 near south gate; Row #7 near north gate.
The photos and information for this cemetery have been provided and submitted by Connie Moss clmoss@suddenlink.net
If you can help with any cemetery transcription, add tombstone photos, add your family,
offer corrections, or even add directions to ANY cemetery in Robertson County,
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| Name | Date of Birth | Date of Death |
Miscellaneous Information |
| GAINES, Clarence | - | - | Row #7 |
| GAINES, Will | - | - | Row #7 |
| HARRIS, Twins | - | - | Row #7 children of Guy Harris |
| HARTWELL, Infant Son | - | - | Row #3 |
| HAZLETT, Pete | - | - | Row #7 |
| HAZLETT, Sallie | - | - | Row #7 |
| JONES, Infant | - | - | Row #1 son of Leonard Jones |
| KITCHLER, Jacob | - | - | Row #3 |
| LANGSTON, Christopher | 1971 | 1971 | Row #1 |
| LUTTS, Infant | 15 Jun 1880 | 15 Jun 1880 | Row #4 dau of A. E. and R. E. Lutts 
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LUTTS, Lillie M. | 13 Aug 1879 | 27 Aug 1879 | Row #4 dau of A. E. and R. E. Lutts 
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| MANDRELL, Frank | - | - | Row #5 |
| MANDRELL, (2 children) | - | - | Row #5 |
| MANDRELL, Bud | - | - | Row #5 |
| McKNIGHT, Tom | - | - | Row #3 |
| MOSS, Deckard | - | - | Row #3 |
| MOSS, Hartwell Whitfield | 23 Sept 1848 | - | Row #1 |
| MOSS, Henrietta "Nettie" Waugh | 7 Apr 1858 | 10 Aug 1953 | Row #2 |
| MOSS, Horace W | 6 May 1892 | 22 Jun 1945 | Row #1 Struck by lightning |
| MOSS, Howell Pickens | 30 Dec 1851 | 22 Apr 1941 | Row #3
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| MOSS, Ida | 2 Oct 1874 | 1 Dec 1874 | Row #3 |
| MOSS, Jane Nichols | 1848 | - | Row #1 born in Scotland |
| MOSS, Janie | 1883 | 1883 | Row #2 |
| MOSS, Jessie | - | - | Row #1 |
| MOSS, Marcellus | - | - | Row #3 NOTE: he is buried in Sabine Parish LA. He died about 1848/49 after being kicked in the head by a mule. The information comes from his g g granddaughter, Leona Connell, of Shreveport, LA submitted by Connie Moss |
| MOSS, Margaret Annie | 27 Sep 1867 | 9 Jan 1868 | Row #4 dau of Samuel Revis Sr. and L. E. Moss "Cannot be forgotten" |
| MOSS, Minnie | 31 May 1881 | 21 Jul 1885 | Row #2
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| MOSS, Olney | 1890 | 1890 | Row #2 |
| MOSS, Samuel Revis III | 1882 | 1882 | Row #2 |
| MOSS, Samuel Revis Jr | 9 Apr 1853 | 28 Dec 1931 | Row #2 hus to Henrietta "Nettie" Waugh "At rest" |
| MOSS, Samuel Revis Sr | 8 May 1804 | 20 Nov 1889 | Row #3
Row #4hus to L. E. Moss "Our father," "He was a kind and affectionate husband, a fond father, a friend to all" 
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| MOSS, Sidney | 20 Nov 1885 | 21 Jul 1889 | Row #2
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| MOSS, Susan Virginia Waugh | 16 Aug 1855 | 29 Jul 1889 | Row #2 wife to William Turner Alexander Moss |
| MOSS, William Turner Alexander | 6 Jun 1856 | 6 Nov 1892 | Row #1 hus to Susan Virginia Waugh |
| MOSS, William Whitfield | 3 Oct 1807 | 1844 | Row #4 first burial |
| MOSS, Annie | 27 Sep 1867 | 19 Jan 1868 | Row #4
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| SQUIRES, Elwood (infant) | - | - | Row #1 |
| TIMMONS, Alex | - | - | Row #6 |
| TIMMONS, Claylop | - | - | Row #6 |
| TIMMONS, James | - | - | Row #6 |
| TIMMONS, unknown | - | - | Row #6 |
| unknown, Aunt Mary | - | - | Row #7 friend of Hazletts |
| unknown, Uncle Alex | - | - | Row #7 friend of Hazletts |
| 1 unknown | - | - | Row #5 |
| 3 unknown (possible slaves) | - | - | Row #2 |
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