Karnes County Texas Archives Photo Tombstone.....Serenil, Jose De Jesus Diaz 
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Raul Serenil rserenilsr@gmail.com July 14, 2015, 4:29 pm

Cemetery:           Gillette Latin Cemetery, Karnes County
Name:               Jose De Jesus Diaz Serenil

Date Of Photograph: May 3, 2014
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This grave is of my great grandfather who was born abt. 1862, during the U.S. 
Civil War, after the state of Texas declared its secession from the United 
States of America on February 1, 1861 to join the Confederate States on March 
2, 1861. Baptisms of El Carmen Church 1855 to 1891, entry 254, Page 22, Jan 19, 
1863, record his birth as born 1 month ago in 1862, son of Nieveas Seremil and 
Margarita Diaz. 

Additional Comments:
This photo was also taken at the Gillette Cemetery. The grave is located behind 
the Gillette Cemetery which is already list by Lisa Dromgoole Adams. It 
contains several graves and includes the ancestral Serenil Family.  The sad 
part is that the back part of the cemetery property was fenced off and only 
about 30 or so graves remain there. The entrance to the Gillette Latin Cemetery 
is on the small road next the well known Gillette Cemetery.  This back area 
contains I believe the graves of the Hispanic population of Gillette.

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