Williams-Glass Cemetary, Titus County, Texas

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Titus County, Texas

Last Updated:
02 November 2022

Williams-Glass Cemetery

This is a small family cemetery located in rural North Titus County. It is surrounded by a chain link fence in good condition, however, the cemetery itself is in very poor condition. A large pine tree covers the cemetery and its falling limbs are a threat to the existing monuments. Further, the undergrowth impedes access to the grave sites. There are several monuments showing that the family of Williams and Glass have buried there. Several of the monuments are tilted and need up righting. Others are sinking into the surrounding earth.

To reach the Williams-Glass Cemetery from the Titus County court house, take Jefferson Street (Business US 271) north 1.4 miles to the intersection of Jefferson and Burton (access road of I-30). Turn right (East) onto Burton and continue 0.5 miles to the intersection of Burton and FM 1402 (Harts Bluff Road). Turn left (North) on FM 1402 and proceed 3.3 miles to the intersection of County Road 3240 (CR NE22). After 0.4 miles County Road 3245 (CR NE9) intersects from the North. Turn left (North) on CR 3245 and proceed for 1.4 miles. The cemetery lies on the left about 200 yards out in the pasture. It is necessary to cross a ravine and overflow branch from a stock tank that is South of the cemetery. Coordinates: 33^o14.692'N 094^o56.253'W

NAME

BIRTHDATE

DEATHDATE

INSCRIPTION

Glass, Johnnie

September 21, 1879

August 23, 1886

Son of R. D. & L. C. Glass 6 yrs., 11mos., 5 days

Glass, L. C. Mrs

Glass, R. D.

August 31, 1862

June 3, 1855

August 7, 1918

December 2, 1920

Yet why should we grieve when in death a reward we receive

Glass, Lillie Porter

1882

1918

Hanson, Charles Paul

February 11, 1884

January 25, 1907

22 yrs., 11 mos., 13 days To the sweet memory of our brother. We can’t realize our darling lies smoldering in this grave. But he has reached a brighter shore to dwell ever more

Harrison, Leon (Little)

December 10, 1902

March 6, 1904

Son of J. S. & L. V. Harrison

Harrison, Mabel (Little)

February 5, 1905

March 31, 1905

Dau of J. S. & L. V. Harrison

Williams, Casley Fay

March 21, 1902

January 22, 1904

Budded on earth to bloom in heaven

Williams, Emily Jane

February 19, 1845

January 4, 1905

He took thee from a world of care an everlasting bliss to share

Williams, J. C.

January 8, 1837

February 13, 1888

Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep from which none ever wake to weep

Williams, Johnnie T.

June 18, 1870

November 3, 1887

No pain, no grief, no anxious fear can reach the peaceful sleeper here

Williams, Judieth I.

March 18, 1866

October 2, 1887

Her happy soul has winged its way to one pure bright eternal day

Survey completed: February 13, 2002

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David M. Horton
Rt. 6 Box 1800
Mt. Pleasant, TX 75455
(903) 572-0156
hdavid@suddenlink.net

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