Lea Co. NM - Plainview Community Cemetery

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PLAINVIEW  COMMUNITY CEMETERY

Plainview Community Cemetery is located six miles from the Lovington 
Resthaven Cemetery on the Tatum Highway (State Rd. 206), turn east and travel 
one mile and then one-half mile north.The list was compiled by Belle 
Elizabeth Jackson Reed and husband Jimmy Ray Reed, and Ruth Dennis Brown and 
husband Weldon Brown - Charter members of the Lea County Genealogical Society 
of Lovington, NM.


A. H. Blit                  No dates

Alvis E. Cox                    Oct. 13, 1889       May 27, 1908
  (Son of E. D. and Anna V. Cox)

Elizabeth Rebekah Stewart Bramlett      July 6, 1840        May 25/June 7, 
1918

Harriett Elizabeth Bates            Aug 1830        Aug 30, 1918
  (Mother of Jim Bigham, blacksmith.
  Her first husband was William Nix Bigham)

Cordelia (Cordie) Green Cooper          No Dates
  (Wife of Ola Cooper, son of Jacob Aaron Cooper)

Helen Smith Newman                  No Dates

Cyntha Adam Hyder Wiggins               Feb. 18, 1833       Jan. 4, 1924
  (Mother of Alfred Taylor Wiggins and Almeda Lauraine Wiggins Clayton)

Almeda Lauraine Wiggins Clayton         April 9, 1869       Aug. 23, 1927
  (Daughter of Cyntha Hyder Wiggins, sister of Alfred Taylor Wiggins and wife 
of Jesse                    Philander Clayton.)

Jim Stefmire                No Dates
  (Young man, son of Enoch J. and Amelia Stefmire.)

There are many unmarked graves, possibly 20 to 40.