Montague Co., TX - Cemeteries - Liberty Cemetery
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Liberty Cemetery
Montague County, Texas

Located 6.9 miles east of Sunset on FM 1749, then .2 miles north.

Transcribed by David & Helene Springer on August 23, 2002.

The cemetery is accessible to the public.
The cemetery is regularly maintained and is not over grown.
There are no graves without engraved tombstones.

Text format:
Line 1 = Name
Line 2 = Birth
Line 3 = Death
Line 4 or more = Inscription

Campbell, John C.
Aug. 8, 1879
Dec. 19, 1949

Campbell, Nancy B.
Dec. 18, 1873
Oct. 12, 1926

Entrekin, Anna A.
Oct. 20, 1861
Feb. 4, 1890
A tender mother and a faithful friend.

Holbrook, Mazie B. Jackson
Jul. 12, 1880
Jan. 29, 1922

Jackson, Andrew
Oct. 24, 1846
Jan. 31, 1920

Jackson, Isam
Oct. 11, 1876
Jun. 28, 1905
Husband of Lee Jackson
Closed are thy sweet eyes
from this world of pain,
But we trust in God
to meet thee again.

Jackson, Mary E.
Sep. 2, 1856
Jun. 4, 1918
Wife of Andrew Jackson

Jackson, Minnie M.
1879
1948

Jackson, Sam H.
1873
1944

McDonald, Andy Cash
1876
1938

McDonald, Cash
Oct. 12, 1813
Mar. 14, 1886
A precious one from us has gone;
A voice we loved is stilled;
A Place is vacant in our homes,
which never can be filled.

McDonald, Cash H.
Dec. 5, 1878
Feb. 28, 1901
Husband of Fronie C. McDonald
Weep not, he is at rest.

McDonald, D. C.
Sep. 15, 1849
Jan. 13, 1923
He died as he lived -- a Christian.

McDonald, M. M.
Mar. 30, 1852
Jun. 1, 1925
Wife of D. C. McDonald
She hath done what she could
To die gain.

McDonald, Martha Jane
Oct. 11, 1871
May 7, 1889
Dau. of D. C. & M. M. McDonald

McDonald, Mazy
1821
Dec. 7, 1903

McDonald, Priscilla
Mar. 1, 1812
Jun. 12, 1873
Wife of Cash McDonald
A precious one from us has gone;
A voice we loved is stilled;
A Place is vacant in our homes,
which never can be filled.

McDonald, Sam
Feb. 24, 1845
Oct. 17, 1925
I know that my redeemer liveth.

McDonald, Sarah
Aug. 7, 1849
Oct. 3, 1916
Wife of Sam McDonald
There remaineth a rest to
the people of God.

McKinney, Dollie M.
Oct. 3, 1881
May 5, 1907
Wife of W. C. McKinney

McKinney, Dollie Ovellie
Apr. 19, 1907
Aug. 19, 1909
Dau. of W. C. & D. M. McKinney
Suffer little children to come unto me

Miller, Lillie May
Dec. 30, 1888
Apr. 4, 1906
Wife of Everette L. Miller
Just a sinner saved by grace.

Reynolds, Infant of L.L. & Lena Reynolds
Apr. 28, 1907
Apr. 28, 1907

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