Johnson Cemetery, Hopkins Co. TX

by June E. Tuck and Deborah Tuck Young

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Cemetery is located between Cumby and Sulphur Springs. From Sulphur
Springs, go west on the north service road along I 30. After you pass the
Brashear exit, still stay on the service road. Look for a large two story
home on your right, setting back in a pasture. Windows are all missing.
Can see it real well. This is the home William Johnson was building when
he died. Looking at the house, the cemetery would be on your right in the
joining pasture, in a grove of trees. I really doubt if any thing is
there now. Cemetery was indexed in the 1970's Picture was made of his
stone in the cemetery. Several unmarked and lost graves in this cemetery.
Very bad condition.

Johnson, William -b. 22 Dec. 1819, d. 18 Feb. 1876 (His stone is now
missing. He built the two story home you can see west of the cemetery.)

M.J. - Foot stone only, head stone missing. (Mara Johnson, the wife of
William Johnson, b. Abt. 1834, in Tenn. )

O.H.B. - Foot stone only, head stone missing.

W. A. Mc - Foot stone only, head stone missing.