Bradford Cemetery, Troup, Smith County, Texas -- SE-03


Take State Hwy 110 southeast from Tyler, Texas, proceed 
through Whitehouse, Texas, to Troup, Texas. Inside the 
city limits of Troup, turn left (north) on State Hwy 346. 
The cemetery is about one half mile from Hwy 110 on the 
east side of the road. It is immediately behind a small 
city park.

Established in 1872 with the interment of Wm. M. Bradford, 
who donated the land.

The oldest grave found is that of Mary D. Tarbutton b. 3/18/1804, 
d. 3/29/1824 with the inscription "Our Mother".


Latitude:   N  32:08:58.8
Longitude:  W 095:07:24.7


PHOTOGRAPHS:

May 20, 2003 -- Lawrence E. Oliver [oliverl@suddenlink.net]

se03c001.jpg -- Entrance to cemetery

se03c002.jpg -- Sign at entrance to cemetery

se03c003.jpg -- Information sign to Bradford Cemetery


August 1, 2004

se03c004.jpg -- Robert M. Moon, Co. G, 18 Tex. Inf., 
CSA - 1842-1922

se03c005.jpg -- Robert M. Moon 1842-1922

se03c006.jpg -- R. J. Bell, Border's Regt., Texas Cav., 
CSA - 1846-1936

se03c007.jpg -- Richard J. Bell & Wife Fannie

se03c008.jpg -- John C. Darby, Co. I, Young's Ga. Inf., CSA

se03c009.jpg -- Isaac L. Lawhon & wife Sue F. Lawhon

se03c010.jpg -- John Y. Lawhon & wife Jonnie F. Lawhon


January 1, 2006 -- Tina Gregg [Lester74@cox.net]

se03c100.jpg through se03c896.jpg


January 18, 2006 - Lawrence E. Oliver [oliverl@suddenlink.net]

se03c900.jpg through se03c903.jpg