Fannin Co. TX
Ward Cemetery W. of Allen's Chapel
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     Located West of Allen's Chapel Community not far from the 
     Vinyard Grove Ceme. It is near where the Yoakum & Ward 
     Creeks meet. Just off Cr2980. 

     Allen, William A. and Mary Polly Ward Allen are thought to be 
         buried in this cemetery. If you have more information or 
         confirmation please contact: Marilyn 
     Carter, Belle wife of J.M. 1878-1909 
     Carter, Leo  son of J.M. & Belle 1908-1913 
     Jolly, John F. (husband of Amanda Ward wed 19 May 1859) 
        died age 78 December 1912. 
     Ward, Jeremiah L. 27 Jan. 1788-    1896  came to Tx.1845 
     Ward, Nancy wife of Jeremiah 1805-1853 
     Yates, Elizabeth Gambill b.Kentucky in July 1823, She died the 
        'Oldest Person in the county"  about or on New Years of 1918. 
        She was wed in 1851 to Lewis Yates.Her grave is unmarked, 
        records show she was buried in the "Jolly'Cemetery.She was a 
        Presbyterian and a sister to Dr.Buck Gambill & Jack Gambill 
       see note at bottom of page. 
        Lewis & Elizabeth had three girls : Mary A., Isalene and 
        Josephine. 
     Yoakum, Adam Stump 18 Mar.1814-14 Mar.1889 
     Yoakum, Infant son of George & Alice Green Yoakum 
     Yoakum, Martha Ventioner 17 Sept.1821-30 Nov.1870 
           wife of Adam  wed 13 Jan.1839