LOTT CEMETERY, Poteet, Atascosa County, Texas 
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LOTT CEMETERY, Poteet, Atascosa County, Texas
Directions: 
(1)  Take Hwy 16 south from San Antonio, Texas to Farm Road 476 just as you get into Poteet, Texas (about 20 miles from Loop 410.) 
(2) Turn right on Farm Road 476 and go about 3.3 miles to Farm Road 1333. 
(3) Turn left on FR 1333 and go about 1.3 miles. 
(4) The Lott Cemetery is on the left side of the road fenced and bearing the sign Lott Cemetery. 
  
Inventory of graves conducted by Barbara Ann Byrom Driver on January 19, 2001. 
Made available to The USGenWEB Archives by Barbara Ann Byrom Driver at email 
poteetbarb@aol.com 
  
Starting on the far left side of the first row of tombstones facing east are 
the following: 

He Protected and He Served 
Tom J. Lott 
Oct. 9, 1904 -  Feb. 28, 1988. 
(Inscribed is a sheriff's badge) 

Faye Lott 
June 12, 1909 -  Oct. 29, 1983 
 (Praying hands inscription)
  
Julia Batchelor Lott 
Nov. 20, 1911 -  Oct. 29, 1990 
(In Loving Memory) 

Edward Lee Lott 
March 29, 1907 
Dec. 26, 1947 
 (In Loving Memory) 
  
J. Robert Lott 
 1846-1930 
Inscribed with: 
Crossed Confederate Flags with crossed swords and the words 
TEXAS CALVARY   C.S.A 
  
Eva Lee Lott 
 1870  -  1929 
  
In Memory of 
(crossed hands reaching across top) 
John W. Lott 
Born July 22, 1839 
Died Aug. 24, 1894 
  
Unmarked metal marker 
  
Marker about 5 feet tall shaped like a tree trunk with cut limbs. 
Inscribed on the top portion with an emblem of the 
Woodmen of the World Memorial 
Bernhardt R. Tutschke 
Feb. 11, 1887 
Sept. 13, 1917 
(Gone but not forgotten) 

Unmarked wooden stake. 

Infant son of 
J. N. & A. C. Simmons 
Born Aug. 20, 1900 
Died Aug. 28, 1900 

J. N. Simmons 
Nov. 30, 1844 
Aug. 21, 1903 
(inscription) 
A light from our household is gone. 
A voice we loved is stilled, 
A place is vacant in our hearts 
That never can be filled. 

Charles Anna Simmons 
March 11, 1863 
June 23, 1934 
  
Belle A. Russell 
Nov. 9, 1890 
(no death date) 

 Son 
Ernest R. Tutschke 
April 27, 1910 
July 17, 1922 
(toy soldier with a hobby horse in lower left corner) 

Second row with tombstones facing east, only one stone. 

William Steven Lott 
Oct. 14, 1900 
Dec. 5, 1940 
(In God's Loving Care) 

On the far right side of the cemetery are two large double headstones with 
urns or vases between the stones on each grave. 

         VALDEZ 
Micaela                   
                            
Feb. 20, 1890            
Dec. 24, 1984 
          
  Pedro 
June 29, 1883 
Oct. 19, 1972 

Second large double stone.  Evangeline and Lloyd V. Valdez. 
            VALDEZ 

Evangeline  (Mrs. Valdez is still living)              
Jan 31, 1919             
                             
Lloyd  V. 
Feb 11. 1916 
June 14, 1985