McLennan Co., TX - Cemeteries - Flowers-Cox Cemetery

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This is a partial list from Flowers-Cox Cemetery Located in McLennan, County Texas 
of those who have departed us but have left their legacy for those that followed.  
More information on Andrew Jackson Flowers can be found at 
http://home.swbell.net/tjgriffi/flowers/flowers.html


Andrew Jackson Flowers
Born Jan. 1, 1810
Died Jan 6, 1890

Cathron (Collier) Flowers
Wife of A. J. Flowers
Born Mar. 12, 1812
Died June 5, 1885

Inscribed on Marker: 
Our father and mother are gone
They lie beneath the sod
Dear parents, though we miss you much
We know you rest with God.


T.J. Flowers (Jeff) - son of Andrew Jackson
Born. 6/19/1846
Died 7/19/1898
Same Stone: Mary C. - Jeff's Wife
Born 3/9/1850
Died 7/26/1907

Inscribed on marker: (also on Andrew Jackson & Cathron's Headstone)
Our father and mother are gone
They lie beneath the sod
Dear parents, though we miss you much
We know you rest with God.


Richard B. Flowers (Jeff Flower's son; g-son to Andrew Jackson)
Texas - PVT 3 INF
2/11/1931


Hallie Flowers Osburn (Jeff Flower's daughter; gdaughter to Andrew Jackson)
Feb. 4, 1887
Jan. 5, 1948

Sterling P. Osburn (Hallie's husband)
Oct. 26, 1871
Sept. 27, 1936
1847-1921
Inscribed on Marker: Asleep

W.A. Flowers (William Anslom Flowers; son of Felix Flowers; nephew of Andrew Jackson)
1847-1919
F.M. Flowers (Frances Matilda) (two separate stones)

Billie - daugher of W.A. & F.M. Flowers
born September 25 and died October 8, 1885
Inscribed on Marker:  Gone Too Soon

Samuel G. Flowers   
Born 9/17/1882
Died 8/16/1901
Inscribed on Marker: A precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.