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Deceased Info Last Name First Name Middle Name Suffix DOB DateofDeath Funeral Home Gender AdditionID Plot/Space Abernathy Jessie Mae 1/1/1909 01-Jan-38 F CHAND 68H Ables Woodrow W 2/1/1913 26-May-70 M CENT 50A Ables Woody A 6/14/1940 23-Jul-92 M CENT 201D Ables Frances A F CENT 201C Ables Timothy James 29-Nov-04 Williams Funeral Home M SESQ 5A Ables Alice R 09-Apr-62 F CENT 43B Ables Elex 03-Mar-70 M CENT 43A Ables Family W.W. CENT 50B Acker Mary Anna 7/29/1929 F CENT 164A Acker Loyd E 22-Apr-17 Rest Haven Funeral Homes M CENT 164B Acker Family CENT 164D Acker Family CENT 164C Acosta Brunilda Cantu 5/23/1945 26-Feb-86 F CENT 202A Adams Cecil E 1/1/1910 10-Apr-41 M LOWE 126B Adams Johnnie Curtis 10/1/1912 22-Sep-70 M CENT 38A Adams Virigina Fay (Wright) 1/1/1920 16-Nov-98 Rest Haven Funeral Home F CENT 38B Adams Sue Ann 1/8/1940 18-Feb-04 Byrum Funeral Home F LOWE 126A Adams Jimmy D 8/5/1943 21-Jun-78 M CENT 68C Adams J. M. OLD Q63 Adams Grand Dad 01-Mar-49 M LOWE 199C Adams J.V. M CHAND 145B Adams Family Virigina CENT 38D Adams Family Iris CENT 68B Adams Family Iris CENT 68D Adams Family Iris CENT 68A Adamson Edna Virginia OLD H17 Adamson Lee A 04-Mar-18 OLD H20 Adamson Genevieve 10-May-24 F OLD H21 Adamson Ora Lessa 08-Feb-51 OLD H16 Adamson James Esther 01-Jan-53 OLD H22 Aguirrie Jose Luis 4/4/1982 06-Feb-06 Eastgate Funeral Home M CHAND 148A Albright Fannie I 11-May-81 F CHAND 207F Allday Alva Vernon 9/1/1978 01-Jan-45 OLD F5 Allday Richard Scott 03-Dec-50 M OLD F4 Allday Hattie A. 26-Feb-00 F OLD F7 Allday James Franklin 01-Jan-19 M OLD F6 Allday Ira Ralph 31-Dec-64 F OLD F3 Allen Harold Russell 11/7/1970 02-Mar-01 Resthaven M SESQ 47A Allison Mary Snead 1/26/1914 25-Jun-88 F LOWE 248B Page 1 of 148 Last Name First Name Middle Name Suffix DOB DateofDeath Funeral Home Gender AdditionID Plot/Space Allison Richard Shira 1/27/1917 26-Aug-82 M LOWE 248A Allison Family LOWE 248C Allison Family LOWE 248D Allred Family Loretta CENT 171D Allred Family Loretta CENT 172D Allred Family Loretta CENT 172C Allred Family Loretta CENT 172A Allred Family Loretta CENT 171C Allred Family Loretta CENT 171B Allred Family Loretta CENT 171A Allred Family Loretta CENT 172B Alvey Family CHAND 55A Alvey Family CHAND 55G Alvey Family CHAND 55F Alvey Family CHAND 55E Alvey Family CHAND 55H Alvey Family CHAND 55D Alvey Family CHAND 55C Alvey Family CHAND 55B Amburn Mary 01-Jan-44 F LOWE 161D Amick Robert E Son of Al & Anna M OLD AA26 Amick Sarah K. Penry F OLD F40 Amick William H. 11-Feb-02 M OLD F41 Amick Alvin 15-Dec-04 M OLD AA14 Amick Albert 06-Dec-07 M OLD AA27 Amick Anna l. Collins 01-Jan-24 F OLD AA28 Anderson Hazel Ruth Dillingham 8/31/1919 22-Dec-99 Resthaven F CHAND 60G Anderson Max Glenn Sr 10-Aug-00 Lyons Funeral Home M SESQ 29C Anderson Shirley June 6/17/1936 07-Nov-02 Lyons Funeral Home F SESQ 29D Anderson Jerry 1/9/1939 M CHAND 60B Anderson Raymond Jr 2/1/1940 03-Mar-05 Golden Gate Funeral Home M SESQ 66A Anderson Melva J F CHAND 60C Anderson Carla Kay 06-Dec-14 Rest Haven Funeral Home F LOWE 259C Anderson Nan Allene 01-Jan-12 F CHAND 10D Anderson Winnie Lee 01-Jan-13 F CHAND 10C Anderson Dan J JR 01-Jan-21 M CHAND 10H Anderson Mary 01-Jan-24 F CHAND 78C Page 2 of 148 Last Name First Name Middle Name Suffix DOB DateofDeath Funeral Home Gender AdditionID Plot/Space Anderson Dan James 01-Jan-30 M CHAND 10F Anderson Julia Ann 01-Jan-30 F CHAND 10E Anderson Lucille M 21-May-68 F LOWE 108D Anderson William L 14-May-69 M LOWE 108C Anderson Rose E 01-Jan-76 F CHAND 10G Anderson Family Jack Percy 4/9/1916 04-Oct-07 Rest Haven Funeral Home M CHAND 60F Anderson Family CHAND 10A Anderson Family Erik CENT 174A Anderson Family CHAND 10B Anderson Family LOWE 321A Anderson Family M CHAND 60E Anderson Family LOWE 321B Anderson Family Erik CENT 174B Anderson Famliy LOWE 108B Anderson Fmaily CHAND 60A Andrew Willie Marie 2/3/1911 13-Jul-97 Resthaven Funeral Home F CHAND 8D Andrew Paul R 1/7/1913 11-Jul-87 M LOWE 1C Andrew Emma Mae 8/7/1915 13-Sep-73 F LOWE 1B Andrew Ruby Dell 8/11/1915 10-Jun-10 Rest Haven Funeral Home F LOWE 1D Andrew Georgia A 01-Jan-45 F LOWE 187D Andrew John Baxter 01-Jan-57 M LOWE 1A Andrew A.A. 01-Jan-63 M LOWE 187C Andrew William H 07-Dec-67 M CHAND 8C Andrew Family A.A. LOWE 187A Andrew Family A.A. LOWE 187B Andrews Mahala 18-Jul-17 OLD P70 Archer Lloyd Oliver 4/1/1910 27-Mar-78 M CENT 18A Archer Mary Lucille 9/26/1911 20-Nov-67 Margie Carole Estrada (at foot) F LOWE 287C Archer Tull Edgar 7/23/1914 08-Sep-57 M LOWE 281B Archer Lena H 1/1/1924 01-Jan-63 F CENT 18D Archer Glenn W 8/22/1927 19-Nov-68 M LOWE 281A Archer David Charles 6/29/1941 11-Dec-89 M LOWE 281C Archer Iva Jo 08-Nov-93 F CENT 18B Archer Lena E 14-Aug-55 F LOWE 287B Archer James Earl 07-Jan-60 M LOWE 287D Archer James O 08-Jan-65 M LOWE 287A Archer Lyle Winfred 30-Dec-66 M OLD D5 Page 3 of 148 Last Name First Name Middle Name Suffix DOB DateofDeath Funeral Home Gender AdditionID Plot/Space Archer Lennis Hodge 12-Jun-68 M OLD D4 Archer Family Ralph CENT 18C Archer Family LOWE 281D Arnold Kenneth Wayne 1/23/1962 02-Nov-88 M CHAND 225G Arnold Teresa LaDawn 9/22/1962 F CHAND 225F Atkins Abner L 01-Jan-47 M LOWE 96D Atkins Ida J 01-Jan-56 F LOWE 96C Atkins Family A.L. LOWE 96B Atkins Family A.L. LOWE 96A Austin Bobby Daniel 1/23/1943 04-Sep-04 Lucas & Thompson M SESQ 48A Austin Warren Geno 10-May-11 New Hope, Sunnyvale, TX M CHAND 147D Austin Walter Dumas 20-Jul-07 M OLD L46 Austin Edna 12-Jan-10 F OLD M46 Austin Mary Lillian 01-Jan-28 Wife of L.o. Thompson F OLD L51 Austin I. J. 01-Jan-37 OLD M44 Austin Walter D. 01-Jan-39 M OLD L45 Austin Kate 01-Jan-42 F OLD M45 Austin Jennie D. 01-Jan-50 F OLD L44 Austin James Lavnie 24-May-51 F OLD L53 Austin Lula Wade 01-Jan-65 F OLD L52 Austin Ellen Bought from Carnes CHAND 147C Babb S.J. 01-Jan-37 CHAND 145F Bailey Willie Faye 1/1/1909 01-Jan-36 F CHAND 17F Bailey H. Clay 13-Feb-03 OLD J6 Bailey T.W. 19-Oct-09 OLD J5 Bailey John Titus 01-Jan-19 M CHAND 17H Bailey Dolly 04-Apr-36 OLD J7 Bailey Willie Perry 15-Aug-40 OLD J4 Bailey Willie Austin 16-Oct-77 OLD J3 Bailey Lucy Estelle 01-Jan-82 F CHAND 17G Bailey Family CHAND 17D Bailey Family CHAND 17C Bailey Family CHAND 17B Bailey Family CHAND 17A Page 4 of 148 Last Name First Name Middle Name Suffix DOB DateofDeath Funeral Home Gender AdditionID Plot/Space Ball Jewell Leon 2/19/1931 19-Feb-31 F CHAND 166D Ballard Jessie 11-Aug-36 OLD P64 Barber Charles H 01-Jan-40 M CHAND 210G Barber Martha S 01-Jan-61 F CHAND 210F Barber Family CHAND 210H Barber Family CHAND 210E Barber Family CHAND 210D Barber Family CHAND 210C Barber Family CHAND 210B Barber Family CHAND 210A Barker James Franklin (Curley) 8/4/1926 10-Oct-82 Callie Lorene Barker urn at foot of M LOWE 299BB Barker Callie Lorene 9/4/1933 17-Jun-17 urn buried at foot of Mr Barker F LOWE 299BB Barnes Mary Lucille 5/12/1912 31-May-09 Resthaven Funeral Home F LOWE 231B Barnes Gary Allen 2/15/1913 31-May-53 M LOWE 231A Barnes Shirley W 8/23/1922 27-Mar-52 F LOWE 200A Barnes Charles J 18-Jan-84 M LOWE 232C Barnes Emily F OLD U32 Barnes Sterling Hugh M OLD U34 Barnes Ruth Hill F OLD U35 Barnes Kittie A. F OLD U37 Barnes Kattie F F OLD S39 Barnes Clara A. Wife of W.T. F OLD U42 Barnes L. M. OLD S42 Barnes C. L. OLD S48 Barnes Will T. M OLD U44 Barnes Wiley T. 31-Dec-01 M OLD U33 Barnes Charles Elmer 09-May-03 M OLD V44 Barnes R. L. 01-Jan-33 OLD S49 Barnes Flora B 01-Jan-34 F CHAND 133H Barnes Lucy L. 01-Jan-35 F OLD S50 Barnes John A 01-Jan-46 M CHAND 133G Barnes Myrtle E 01-Jan-48 F LOWE 125B Barnes Hal B 01-Jan-53 M LOWE 67B Barnes Cuen 01-Jan-63 M LOWE 157A Barnes Robert L 01-Jan-63 M LOWE 125A Barnes C.D.
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