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White Oak Springs Cemetery
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White Oak Springs is a beautiful little cemetery located a short distance from Interstate Highway 30 in rural Southwest Titus County.  It has been completely surrounded by the Texas Utility coal mine but the buffer zone left around the cemetery and the White Oak Springs Missionary Baptist Church leaves a comforting feeling of isolation.  The cemetery remains active for public burials and a committee looks after the continued well being of the cemetery.  An annual memorial service is held on the third Saturday of the month.  Private donations from friends and relatives of those interred here are used to maintain the cemetery.  The grounds are fenced with a chain link fence.  Inside the fence, a great covering of carpet grass and nice landscaping attest to the excellent care the cemetery receives.  The adjacent church has recently disbanded and the grounds occupied by the church will be added to the cemetery’s grounds. 

Over the years, the markers such as rocks, etc. that were used to mark the existing graves that didn’t have monuments have been removed thereby losing the locations of those graves.  Still, one can find some markers still existing such as: two pieces of petrified wood, five native stones, two small graves bordered in concrete, a flat marble slab, a section of metal water pipe, two unreadable funeral home markers (FHM) and a monument base with the monument missing.

To reach the White Oak Springs Cemetery from the Titus County court house take Jefferson Street (Business US 271) north 1.5 miles to the intersection of Jefferson with the northern service road of I-30.   Turn left onto the service road and enter I-30 west bound.  Continue on I-30 for 6 miles and take Exit 156.  At the stop sign turn left and cross to the Southern service road.  At the stop sign turn right (west) onto the Southern service road and proceed for 0.1 mile to the intersection from the left of County Road (CR) 2500 (CR SW 9) and turn left onto CR 2500.  Proceed for 0.5 mile to the intersection from the left of CR 2520 (CR SW 36) and turn left.  After approximately 0.2 mile the road dead ends at the church and cemetery.   Coordinates: 33o09.055'N  095o04.314'W

NameBirthDeathNotes, inscription
AllenJ. W.May 4, 1842March 26, 1905No pain, no grief, no anxious fear can reach the peaceful sleeper here
AmersonAddie M.May 18, 1888June 9, 1979--
AmersonWilliam Edgar "ED"October 26, 1878January 5, 1946(This plot has a "shrine" constructed of petrified wood on it and sits by the main entrance to the cemetery)
AndersonBill19011904--
AndersonJoe19031904--
AndersonMary J.June 25, 1838January 29, 1905--
AndersonW. M.March 12, 1839June 6, 1903A loving husband, a father dear, a faithful friend lies buried here
BaileyGeorge W.1864October 8, 1935--
BaileyJohn1886June 12, 1921--
BaileySallieFebruary 16, 1882March 12, 1957--
BakerMary C.October 6, 1857April 20, 1918Mother. Gone but not forgotten
BakerWilliam J.August 7, 1853August 1, 1907Father. Married December 14, 1882. God calls away when He thinks best
BarcroftIvy Jane19081923Sister
BarcroftLula Elizabeth18771924Mother
BarkerR. J.December 31, 1848August 2, 1911Farewell my wife and children all, from you a father Christ doth call
BatesGeorge W.November 25, 1894March 7, 1960At rest After night - eternal dawn
BatesInezFebruary 2, 1914March 25, 1977--
BensonBurrell A.--March 4, 1903Father. At the age of 75. A loving husband, a father dear, a faithful friend
BensonKatherine P.--July 12, 1906Mother. At the age of 83. Wife of Burrell A. Benson. Her happy soul has winged its way to one pure bright eternal day
BentonClifton LoydSeptember 1925August 1926Son of O. H. & Reatha Benton
BentonDora Alice18751936His Wife (grave covered in concrete)
BentonJohn L.18731916--
BentonWilliam18681940In loving memory
BranchJohn L.December 10, 1871April 9, 1919WOW. His memory is blessed
BranchMary E.February 4, 1875April 9, 1919She now sweetly rests
BrowningJames M.18851935Texas Pvt 21 MG Bn 7th Div
BrowningMary EllaMarch 1, 1894November 1, 1971--
BruhinBaby--October 18, 1947--
BurtonFrances E. C.September 27, 1835December 29, 1875Wife of R. W. Burton. Reunion in heaven when shall we meet again meet again meet never to sever. When will death wreath her chain round us forever
BurtonFrancis A.July 7, 1826September 6, 1911A loving grandmother
BurtonThomas N.May 10, 1856December 7, 1877God has laid up in heaven, a crown which cannot fade. The righteous Judge on that great day shall place it on his head
CoatsDon JacobApril 9, 1933November 23, 1994A1c US Air Force. Married November 18, 1953
CoatsDorothy L.September 16, 1937----
CrawleyErma LouApril 13, 1901February 15, 1971--
CrawleyPaul O.August 25, 1888December 22, 1974Precious memories
DaughtryA. H. "Jack"May 3, 1905January 5, 1974--
DaughtryLavada18861961--
DaughtryMaburn18911912--
DewittSallie18721932Mother At rest
FarleyHoward (Little)February 3, 1886April 1887Son of Mary E. Farley. But again we hope to meet thee
FarleyMary E.March 13, 1863January 3, 1887Wife of G. L. Farley. when our days on earth have fled In heaven with joy to greet thee where no farewell tear is shed
FleakLula MillicanSeptember 29, 1870March 4, 1937--
GoodingJ. CarolynJuly 28, 1944April 2, 1993--
GreeneyAudyMarch 3, 1913October 30, 1913--
GreeneyOrenDecember 9, 1908January 13, 1911--
GriggsGertrude E.July 3, 1911March 10, 1912Dau of C. V. & M. E. Griggs. Our darling one has gone before to greet us on that golden shore
GriggsnfnAugust 15, 1912August 15, 1912Brother. Infant Son of C. V. & M. E. Griggs. From mother’s arms to the arms of Jesus
HacklemanClyde BensonAugust 14, 1887September 22, 1949Dad. Texas Pfc 492 CO Mtr Trans Corps WW I
HacklemanDora MerleMay 13, 1908October 19, 1986Mom
HaleArthur C. Jr.1907--Asleep in Jesus
HaleAumlea19071912--
HarperEstherFebruary 28, 1918March 1, 1918--
HarrisMichal E.March 26, 1868February 9, 1963Aunt
HatfieldHattie E.January 21, 1881August 30, 1961--
HatfieldSpencer18801973--
HenryMaudie MaeNovember 7, 1904December 1, 1904Sister. Pray the Lord my soul to keep
HenryW. J.December 12, 1871May 22, 1907--
HigginsEllen M.August 25, 1945January 18, 1946Dau of Tillman & Thenie Higgins
HillJohn A.--July 27, 1887Age 12 yrs, 10 mo 1 day. Son of W. F. & J. H. Hill. Thank thee Lord Jesus Christ our savior Amen
HintonGoldie GertrudeNovember 6, 1912August 13, 1970--
HintonMacon GradyJuly 9, 1903March 6, 1971--
HollingsworthAlice E.18821945--
HollingsworthAmanda F. C.November 30, 1861June 2, 1916Wife of G. W. Hollingsworth. She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother and a friend to all
HollingsworthCharles M.May 12, 1907December 25, 1960At rest
HollingsworthCharles18781953--
HollingsworthClyde C.May 15, 1893April 23, 1960--
HollingsworthDouglasFebruary 27, 1912August 30, 1915Our loved one
HollingsworthDovie G.March 4, 1897November 28, 1918Asleep in Jesus blessed thought
HollingsworthEdgar WhetfieldJanuary 9, 1895February 20, 1967--
HollingsworthElizabeth18771962--
HollingsworthEva MaeDecember 24, 1897July 11, 1984--
HollingsworthGene E.July 10, 1936March 8, 1949--
HollingsworthHoward D.19371938--
HollingsworthIda BerniceOctober 28, 1911December 23, 1990--
HollingsworthJ. H.July 29, 1883August 25, 1937--
HollingsworthJeffie M.July 22, 1889February 22, 1891Son of G. W. & Amanda F. C. Hollingsworth. Our darling one has gone before to greet us on that golden shore
HollingsworthJohn K.February 14, 1826August 6, 1897To him we trust a place is given among the saints with Christ in Heaven
HollingsworthJohn W.July 14, 1880September 2, 1882Son of G. W. & Amanda F. C. Hollingsworth. Our darling one has gone before to greet us on that golden shore
HollingsworthJohnnie RayOctober 25, 1938March 27, 1941Dau of John W. & Valtie Ray Hollingsworth. Budded on earth to bloom in Heaven for I am waiting in heaven for thee
HollingsworthJunnieJuly 4, 1900September 8, 1912Dau of G. W. & Amanda F. C. Hollingsworth. Weep not papa and mama for me
HollingsworthMarvin TrumanOctober 15, 1908November 27, 1972Married December 28, 1929
HollingsworthMary G.December 12, 1833November 6, 1873Wife of John K. Hollingsworth She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother and a friend to all
HollingsworthMinnie O.April 11, 1882May 2, 1903Dau of G. W. & Amanda F. C. Hollingsworth. Earth has no sorrows that Heaven cannot heal
HollingsworthNell19281943--
HollingsworthNetty M.August 6, 1887August 6, 1888Dau of G. W. & Amanda F. C. Hollingsworth. Beautiful she was but given, fair bud to earth to bloom in heaven
HollingsworthnfnSeptember 2, 1885September 2, 1885Infant Dau of G. W. & Amanda F. C. Hollingsworth. God blesses in early death and takes the infant unto himself
HollingsworthOna BirdieOctober 1, 1911October 12, 1986--
HollingsworthRuthFebruary 16, 1906March 9, 1906Gone so soon
HollingsworthW. Dausey Rev.18811965Father Asleep in Jesus
HollingsworthWalter R.19301933--
HollingsworthWalterMay 29, 1853June 26, 1918Too good for earth God called him home
HollingsworthWilliam D.January 20, 1884October 2, 1885Son of G. W. & Amanda F. C. Hollingsworth. Our darling one has gone before to greet us on that golden shore
HollingsworthWilliam OrvisDecember 12, 1919July 25, 1936His memory is blessed
HuffAllen RobertSeptember 2, 1843January 6, 1947--
HutchingsElizabeth C.December 26, 1951January 5, 1901Gone but not forgotten
HutchingsElizabeth F.August 5, 1843December 6, 1881Dau of Thomas & H. A. Hutchings. Not gone from memory, not gone from love, but gone to her Father’s home above
HutchingsErnest A.November 10, 1877March 6, 1894Son of G. W. & E. C. Hutchings
HutchingsGeorge L.August 1, 1886November 22, 1887Son of G. W. & E. C. Hutchings
HutchingsGeorge W.May 29, 1845May 10, 1908Gone but not forgotten
HutchingsHester A.June 18, 1818August 7, 1885(on a second monument) A loving wife, a mother dear, a faithful friend lies buried here
HutchingsJohn O.July 15, 1869May 7, 1887Son of G. W. & E. C. Hutchings
HutchingsThomasMay 25, 1817May 19, 1905Married June 18, 1841 in S. C.
JacksonA. P. Mrs.June 8, 1847November 20, 1912Gone but not forgotten
JohnsonAliceJanuary 1878January 7, 1884not found
JohnsonJuliusOctober 4, 1894March 31, 1887not found
KennedyJames R.September 7, 1879August 26, 1911WOW. Husband of Lonia Kennedy
KennedyMalvin L.March 22, 1901August 17, 1902Son of James R. & Lonia Kennedy Our darling one has gone before to greet us on that golden shore
KennedynfnOctober 28, 1910October 28, 1910Infant Son of James R. & Lonia Kennedy Sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest God calls away when he thinks best
KnabelBilly D.February 21, 1933November 5, 1994--
KnabelPeggy J.September 24, 1930May 1, 1998--
LancasterLewis H.18551899--
LancasterMartha J.18571909--
LongAmanda V.18611934--
LongE. I.October 2, 1895January 4, 1918At rest
LongJ. W.December 12, 1872October 30, 1904At rest In my Father’s house are many mansions
LongWilliam J.18571935Life’s work well done they rest in peace
MarsCarrol NedJuly 28, 1936April 26, 1997PNA2 US Navy Korea
MarsConrad Neal July 31, 1939 April 20, 1996 Married August 29, 1959
MarsIrma LorineJune 3, 1910March 11, 1980--
MarsMaggie B.February 4, 1885January 26, 1968--
MarsMarjorie AnnAugust 5, 1940----
MarsPatsy RuthOctober 24, 1938----
MarsTerry CarolJune 2, 1960June 3, 1960--
MarsVylas DeeFebruary 1, 1907April 18, 1983--
MartinReatha BentonNovember 12, 1904December 10, 1967Mother
McCollumMarie Hollingsworth19171935--
McCraryL. E.February 21, 1874December 29, 1900(covered in concrete with Williams family)
McNishHenry R18701939Father
McNishRosa A.18721955Mother
MillicanAmaryllis L.April 20, 1842February 2, 1921Having finished life’s duty she now sweetly rests
MillicanAndrew J.December 29, 1836March 24, 1916Too good for earth God called him home
MillicanEmma D.June 1, 1868January 1, 1887--
MillicanEugeniaJune 2, 1875June 23, 1959--
MillicanGeorge F.March 22, 1866January 18, 1887Four precious ones from us have flown. Four voices we loved are stilled. Four vacant places in our home never can be filled
MillicanGertie MaySeptember 12, 1906November 3, 1906--
MillicanMarvin M.May 28, 1878June 26, 1912WOW. Sleep on brother thy work is done
MillicannfnNovember 15, 1909November 19, 1909Infant Son of S. E. & Lela B. Millican. Gone so soon
MillicanRufus AllenAugust 7, 1883December 27, 1961--
MillicanSamuel E.July 14, 1881November 25, 1949Beloved father
MillicanThomas J.September 21, 1872May 10, 1933--
MillicanVirgie G.February 10, 1911December, 9, 1917Son of S. E. & Lela B. Millican. Gone to a better land
MobiusAnna18501928--
MooreJames R.June 24, 1868January 23, 1908Husband of Sallie M. Moore. Farewell my wife and children all from you a father Christ doth call
Morgannfn--December 25, 1929Infant Son of Lloyd & Mildred Morgan
MoultonChester------
MoultonEarl------
MoultonErnest------
MoultonEula18981899not found
MoultonGeorge A.February 8, 1896July 8, 1897Son of R. L. & Mary C. Moulton. A little flower of love that blossomed but to die transplanted now above to bloom with God on high
MoultonLouis------
MoultonMarshall------
MoultonMary C.December 30, 1876February 8, 1896Wife of R. L. Moulton. My own dear wife has gone to mansions above yonder sky to gaze on the beautiful throne of Him who is seated on high
MoultonNathan J.November 8, 1829February 10, 1911Co A 22nd GA Hv Arty CSA
MoultonWilliam T.April 28, 1866March 4, 1908Hus of C. O. Moulton A light from our household is gone, a voice we loved is stilled a place is vacant in our hearts that never can be filled
NarramoreAnnaMay 14, 1859February 3, 1935They are not dead
PattersonA. A.February 13, 1869March 24, 1898Not gone from memory, not gone from life, but gone to our Father’s home in Heaven
PattersonAnnie E.February 5, 1854May 20, 1940Mother Asleep in Jesus
PattersonJ. L.April 23, 1842January 31, 1923Gone from our home but not from our hearts
PattersonJohn L.----Sgt Co H 18th Texas Inf CSA
PattersonMarcus M.July 20, 1868January 30, 1887Only the actions of the just, smells sweet and blossoms from the dust (this monument is fallen, broken, and deteriorated)
Plunkettnfn----not found
PondersRebecca L.November 19, 1954March 21, 2002FHM
PrestonB. L.December 7, 1870January 29, 1891At rest
RedfearnCelestial EmalineJuly 14, 1846November 6, 1893Wife of G. W. Redfearn, image blest. The friend of man, the friend of the friend of age, the guide of youth. We shall meet again sweet mother in a brighter clime than this where the anguish of this world of ours is lost in deathless bliss. They have lived a Christian life 28 years
RedfearnCharles W.May 27, 1867December 16, 1911WOW. Husband of Mamie Redfearn. Farewell my wife and children all, from you a father Christ doth call
RedfearnElizaDecember 12, 1845January 21, 1921Gone but not forgotten
RedfearnElizabethJune 18, 1855January 30, 1894She was a kind and affectionate wife, and a fond mother
RedfearnGeorge W.January 10, 1833August 11 1893An amiable father here lies at rest. As ever with God his image blest
RedfearnIda E.December 2, 1873November 5, 1942--
RedfearninfantJune 8, 1924June 9, 1924Son of Allen & Lela Redfearn
RedfearnJennie LeeFebruary 17, 1912----
RedfearnMamieFebruary 11, 1870September 18, 1932Her memory is blessed
RedfearnMarshall B.August 4, 1906November 14, 1985--
RedfearnMartha LeeJune 28, 1935June 29, 1935Infant dau of Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Redfearn
RedfearnMartin LutherNovember 9, 1873December 11, 1954--
RedfearnS. A.July 21, 1849April 26, 1924--
RedfearnTerry LynnApril 9, 1945April 10, 1945Son Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Redfearn
ReedLinda KayNovember 1, 1943November 5, 1999FHM
ReevesNellieAugust 7, 1884March 18, 1887Dau of J. R. & C. T. Reeves. Weep not papa and mama for me for I am waiting in Heaven for thee
ReevesWilmerJune 4, 1887November 3, 1887Dau of J. R. & C. T. Reeves Budded on earth to bloom in heaven
RolandDorothy Ann--January 30, 1940Dau of Otis & Jaora Roland
RussConnie HenryJune 24, 1916December 22, 1987not found
RussEloyse B.September 3, 1920December 5, 1985not found
Russnfn--April 15, 1915Infant Dau of Pearl & Joe Russ
SheetsHarrell W.September 15, 1908January 9, 1911--
SheetsNellie A.April 27, 1887April 21, 1921--
SilasH. T.November 22, 1909February 10, 1910He is not dead but sleepeth
SilasPolineFebruary 9, 1908February 17, 1908Dau of L. S. & A. S. Silas Just when we learned to love her most God called her back to heaven
SloanBaby--July 8, 1927--
SloanFinneyMarch 6, 1881July 12, 1939Our father At rest
SloanJerry--February 28, 1936Son of Capp & Bernice Sloan
SloanVelmaMarch 2, 1919February 20, 1921--
SmithAlfred VannzoJuly 3, 1883March 10, 1884No pain, no grief, no anxious fear can reach the peaceful sleeper here
SmithBryan M.December 6, 1883February 2, 1914Husband of Lela F. Smith. Farewell my wife and children all from you a father Christ doth call
SmithEmma A.September 17, 1859February 12, 1908Mother Asleep in Jesus
SmithGeorge F.September 11, 1858February 25, 1936Father Asleep in Jesus
SmithGraceJanuary 18, 1914September 18, 1916--
SmithHester HutchingsApril 11, 1859September 3, 1885(Mrs T. M.)
SmithLela FrancisAugust 11, 1884July 3, 1963--
Smithnfn--October 8, 1882Infant Dau of Geoge & Emma Smith
SmithnfnAugust 8, 1885August 8, 1885Sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest God calls away when he thinks best
SmithnfnNovember 4, 1903November 4, 1903--
SmithRalphApril 20, 1867August 1, 1916WOW. A loving husband a father dear a faithful friend lies buried here
SmithReba SueSeptember 11, 1954September 12, 1954--
SmithRuby Myrtle RedfearnFebruary 2, 1902January 2, 1971--
SmithT. M.April 27, 1853February 14, 1899Rest father rest in quiet sleep while friends in sorrow oer thee weep
SmithW. T.November 14, 1880July 7, 1899Son of T. M. & H. A. Smith. Lord remember me when Thou comest into Thy kingdom
TabbCarrie Moulton18751937Mother
TabbDurwood----Son of V. H. & C. O. Tabb
TaliaferroGeorge Washington18731938--
TaliaferroHester ValiscoSeptember 5, 1878August 20, 1955(Lela) Smith
TaliaferroLillianNovember 7, 1897July 7, 1900Dau of George & Lela Taliaferro. Tred softly by the grave of one our hearts had learned to love
WarrenArchie C.January 30, 1892September 13, 1918359 Inf Co I
WarrenLillaMarch 28, 1862March 23, 1917Wife of W. J. Warren
WarrenW. J.April 18, 1856February 24, 1935--
WhitusDaisy O.September 13, 1905April 23, 1924--
WhitusIssac D.July 31, 1862January 19, 1923--
WhitusPearlie MaeApril 10, 1903October 25, 1909--
WhitusRebeccaJune 18, 1865March 1, 1908--
WhitusWillard D.July 14, 1894November 13, 1959Texas Pvt US Army WW I
WilliamsA. C.June 15, 1839December 12, 1904--
WilliamsJames E.March 19, 1881August 17, 1921(covered in concrete with L. E. McCrary, A. C. & L. H. Williams) A good man gone to his reward. Gone but not forgotten
WilliamsL. H.September 7, 1839December 24, 1918Wife of A. C. Williams (covered in concrete with L. E. McCrary)
WilsonBilly RaySeptember 30, 1932January 3, 1994US Navy Wed April 4, 1958
WilsonMarian RedfearnDecember 12, 1937----
WilsonSteven RayMay 4, 1962May 26, 1988Beloved son and brother much loved ever gone never forgotten
YoungJoseph18541937An honest man is the noblest work of God
YoungMalissa E.August 12, 1856November 7, 1900Wife of Joseph Young Gone to the hidden city

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