Lavaca County Cemetery
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Ascension of our Lord Catholic Cemetery
Moravia, TX
by: Norma Casey

Bila Hora Cemetery
by: Darlene Baker

Breslau Cemetery
by: Norma Casey

Fuller Cemetery
Lavaca County, Texas
by: Norma Casey

This is a family cemetery located on private property. It is still in use. This cemetery is fenced and well kept. The oldest marked grave is for James William Strode who died between 1895 and 1900. This survey was completed on April 29, 2004.
Also incuded is a list of burials from the family that owns the Fuller Cemetery. Iron crosses and granite headstones are in this cemetery. Some graves are marked with iron crosses and headstones. Footstones are also used. Veteran's are buried there. The spellings that I used are as they were on the markers. The Fuller Cemetery is located on CR 132 in Lavaca County.
Pictures of the cemetery and of the markers are on the Texas Tombstone Project of the Texas Archives. A copy of this survey and of the list of burials provided by the family of the Fuller Cemetery are listed with the Texas Archives Cemetery Survey Project. The survey, burial list and pictures are also at the Friench Simpson Library in Hallettsville, Texas.

Halletsville Memorial Park Cemetery
aka Old Halletsville City Cemetery
Hallettsville, TX
by: Norma Casey

Mount Olive Cemetery

New Jewish Cemetery
by: Norma Casey

New Jewish Cemetery, Lavaca County, Texas
This cemetery is on Cemetery Road in Hallettsville behind the Hallettsville Cemetery.

Oak Grove Cemetery
Oak Grove Cemetery, Yoakum, Lavaca County, Texas

Old Jewish Cemetery
Halletsville, TX
by: Norma Casey

Located on South Dowling street.
Cemetery was established in 1873 with the burial of Lena August.
There are unmarked graves in this cemetery.  Some stones are unreadable now. 
There are field stones and footstones on some of the graves.

Salem Cemetery
Ezzell, TX.
by: Debbie Wall

Smoothing Iron Cemetery
by: Norma Casey
Smoothing Iron Cemetery
Sublime Area, Lavaca County, Texas

To get to the Smoothing Iron Cemetery travel East out of Sublime on Hwy 90-A approx. 1 mile to CR 149. Turn left on CR 149 and travel 0.7 miles. This county road curves to the left. At the curve you will see a sign that says Smoothing Iron Cemetery 1859. Follow this gravel/dirt track for 0.4 miles. The cemetery is on the left side of the road. It is fenced and pretty well kept.

Willow Creek Cemetery
by: Norma Casey

This page was last updated Friday, 27-Jun-2008 02:44:47 EDT

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