Bula Cemetery, Muleshoe, Bailey Co. TX
Submitted by  Jerry and Mary Hicks  jhicks@fivearea.com
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Bula Cemetery, Muleshoe, Bailey Co. TX
Submitted by  Jerry and Mary Hicks  jhicks@fivearea.com

Bula Cemetery - Travel 13 miles south of Muleshoe on Texas highway 214 to 
Needmore, then 4 miles east on Texas highway 298 to Circle Back, then turn 
south on highway FM 3397. The cemetery is about 7 ½ miles south of Circle 
Back and is located on the east side of the road.

From "The Tales and Trails of Bailey County":		

   The Bula Cemetery was set up in late 1929.  It was used for a few years, then it fell		
into disuse with a very unkept appearance.  About 1976, a group of concerned citizens		
banded together into a cemetery association, and began the work of restoration.		
   Since restoration work was started, a new fence has been constructed, the lots 		
surveyed and marked off on a plat made by Chester Setliff, trees have been planted		
and it is now kept mowed, with a much more pleasing appearance.		
   The location of the graves have never been established, but by searching records and		
by private records, the names of the 'above' persons are listed as being buried in the		
Bula Cemetery.		
   A permanent marker has been erected with the names of all those buried in the Bula		
Cemetery on it.		
   		
   In 1988, the Cemtery Association was still organized, with Betty Harlan as President,		
and Faye Jones as Secretary.  The Association can be reached by mail at Bula, Texas		
79320.		
   The cemetery is open to any who would wish to use it.  The lots are free, but anyone		
buried there must have a permanent marker so that no more graves will be lost in the 		
future.		


NAME	DATE OF BIRTH	DATE OF DEATH

Adamson, Opal L.	1931	1931

Bray, Lewis A.	1936	1936

Cleveland, James	Not listed	1932

Clevenger, Wanda 	1935	1935

Darnell, Baby Boy	1935	1935

Kelsey, Bernie J.	1950	1951

Kelsey, Billy J.	1950	1951

Miraval, Ruben	1940's	1950's

Morrow, Dorothy D.	Not listed	1931

Morrow, Twin Sister	Not listed	1931

Pierce, Baby Boy	1933	1933

Spanish Man	Not listed	1936

Tubb, Daniel	1880	1932