USGENWEB PROJECT ARCHIVES: TENSAS PARISH LOUISIANA
  
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Muir Family Cemetery, On top of an Indian Mound, Sunflower Plantation
Recorded by Barbara T. Capdepon, Submitted to the USGENWEB Archives Project 
by Edith Ziegler  FEB 2000
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 At the very top of an Indian Mound, surrounded by an iron picket fence, 
 and down the center of the plot, with two iron gates opening onto each
 separate plot. Each gate bears the initials  and name of the family;
 the gate to the right has C B & M O Muir, the gate to the left has
 D Muir. This cemetery is located off Hwy. 605, on Sunflower Plantation
 which is privately owned. 

 The grave to the left on the first row has a marker for:
            Archie B
            Infant son of
            D. & C. H. Muir
            Dec 14, 1891
 In the second row on the left is a double-head stone for:
            Carrie H. Rollins
            wife of
            Douglass Muir
            Sept 9, 1855
            Dec 21, 1904

            Douglass Muir
            July 16, 1847
            Aug 4, 1918



 The plot to the right, on the first row is unmarked, but known by family
  to be:
            Uncle Willie Muir
            Son of Douglass Muir
            5, July 1886
            13, Sept 1938
         
  The family source also states that Charles Muir was buried on this 
  Indian Mound and later moved sometime in 1938-1939, to a burial place
  in Natchez.