Dr. James S. Kyle Family Cemetery

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Originally published in the East Texas Family Records, Volume 5, 
Number 1, Spring 1981, by East Texas Genealogical Society. 

DR. JAMES S. KYLE FAMiLY CEMETERY

PANOLA COUNTY

Location:  On bank of McFadden Creek at old Homeplace of Dr. Kyle.  
Mrs. Hardwick says about nine or ten graves were there.

GRACE, Charlotte                             1839            1864

GRACE, James Russell                         1837            1864

KYLE, Dr. James S.                           1803     Aug 22 1857
    (Born in N.C.)  Buried on his farm on the bank of McFadden Creek.  
    This is now the property of James and Blanche Mims in Old Center 
    Community.

    Dr. KYLE'S grave is the only one that has a marker, and a tree 
    fell on it and broke it.  The part that had the inscription is 
    now missing, hidden in the leafmod on the forest floor.

METHIN, Child  (Dates not known) 

MOORE, Eliza Upton Pace

MORRIS, Amanda Melvina Johnson Kyle  May  4, 1841
    Buried beside Dr. Kyle, but she married again to James Morris 
    from whom she was divorced.  She was so crippled with rheumatism 
    that she was buried in a sitting position.

PACE, Paris                                  1827            1863  
    (nephew of Dr. Kyle and buried near him)     

Slaves - 2 - Jim and Willie.