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NameSourceNotes 
Sarah (Pine) Jeffers-Brown   Apr 22, 1803, died age 84 yrs (1887).
1st husband William Jeffers 2nd husband E. W. Brown married Nov. 21, 1848
 
George Washington Garner Biography Mar 16, 1815 - Mar 27, 1883
h/o Hester Ann (Graham) Garner
 
Hester Ann (Graham) Garner Assumed here -she is on 1880 census in Navarro county- abt. 1830 death unknown
w/o George Washington Garner
 
 
George Washington Youn Jeffers Confederate Veteran May 11, 1846 - Jan 26, 1893
1st wife Henrietta “Etta” (Walker) Jeffers married Jan. 8, 1872 2nd wife Emily Jane “Janie” (Young) Jeffers married Jan. 10, 1883 buried in Oakwood cemetery s/o William Jeffers and Sarah (Pine) Jeffers-Brown (he is said to be the first white child born in Corsicana)
Pvt., Co. E., 12th Texas Calvary, CSA
 
Henrietta “Etta” (Walker) Jeffers
 
  Jul 17, 1846 - Jul 8, 1881
w/o George Washington Young Jeffers married Jan. 8, 1872 d/o Isaac William Walker and Violet McKellar (Reed) Walker buried in Reed-Walker Cemetery, Marshall County, Tennessee
 
John Collins Jeffers   Jan 4, 1824 - Apr 14, 1854
s/o William Jeffers & Sarah (Pine) Jeffers-Brown
 
William Jeffers Link to Photo & Text Sep 25, 1800 - Sep 1, 1846
h/o Sarah (Pine) Jeffers-Brown
 
Carolina K. (Jeffers) Scott   Nov 16, 1840 - Jul 3, 1859
w/o William Scott; d/o William Jeffers & Sarah (Pine) Jeffers-Brown
 
Carrie Lee Spencer   Feb 20, 1891 - Mar 5, 1891 d/o Thomas Monroe & Ellen Maria (Nelson) Spencer (memorial stone for her in Prairie Point cemetery)
 
 

 

According to tradition, there were several unmarked graves in this cemetery, but many names are forgotten.  Among those known are:

  • Carrie Lee, Daughter of Thomas Monroe and Ellen Maria (Nelson) Spencer, Born Feb 20, 1891, Died Mar 5, 1891.  There is a Memorial marker for this Baby in the SPENCER family plot in the Prairie Point Cemetery, near Bazette, Navarro Co., TX
  • According to Lynn JEFFERS (he is a grandson of Sammie E. and Ruth Jane (Graham) Jeffers and a great grandson of William and Sarah (PINE) JEFFERS), there are others buried in this cemetery and he says that several of them had tombstones or markers.  If so, they have deteriorated and are lost.
    Some Names that Lynn remembers are:
    - Infant son, first born of John T. and Lucy (Spray) Brown.  No dates available but Lynn said that as he remembers, this small grave, at one time, had a marker.
    - Martha Pier (a grown woman)
    - Dan Clotch's Mother
    - Dan Clotch's Sister (not sure of the spelling of this name)
    - Four other adult graves, all in a row unmarked.

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