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To reach this old cemetery, you go approximately 2 1/4 miles south of the Caney turn-off on Hwy. 69. Turn east and follow the road to the farm home of Loyd L. Whitmire. The cemetery is located a short distance southwest of the Whitmire home in their pasture. The condition of this burial place is one which saddens historians and genealogist everywhere. It is not fenced, and many of the stones are broken, many have been knock down and are lying face down on the ground. Footstones with initials are scattered all over the site, some distance from their matching headstones.
Many of the stones are large, impressive ones which would indicate many of these people were once prominent in their community. This site is located in a grove of oak and cedar trees, and on the date it was canvassed there was 6-10 inches of oak leaves on the ground. This made an accurate count almost impossible, as there could have been stones and unmarked graves under these leaves. It was canvassed on February 6, 1980 by Gwen Walker and Janice Allen, they recorded the following 32 gravestones.
If you have family buried in the Nix Cemetery or can take a gate photo or have obits (with newspapers permission or an obit that you can write) or tombstone photos or individual portraits or can write a short bio or have a history of the cemetery and would like to add your information to this website, contact the area coordinator for more information. You can also check out our How to Submit page.
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Note: Every effort has been made to transcribe this information accurately. These records MAY CONTAIN ERRORS. Any corrections and/or additions greatly appreciated. As with any genealogy information, this is a source and should be considered as such. It is up to the researcher to verify the accuracy.
| LAST NAME | FIRST MI | BORN | DIED | COMMENTS |
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| Byington | Maxwell | |||
| Carter | Dana K. | |||
| Dana | Double Stone: Serena w/o Wilburn Dana; Infant Daughter |
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| Fletcher | Melvina | |||
| F. | O. (Footstone) | |||
| Gibson | Adline; | w/o W. R. Gibson | ||
| Hayes | Cornelia | |||
| Hayes | Henry B. | |||
| Hayes | Sina | Mother | ||
| Hayes | T. B. | s/o E. S. & May Hayes (Grave is inside a wrought-iron fence) |
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| Jones | Allington | |||
| Lewis | Bacey D. | |||
| Lewis | Joslin D. | |||
| Lewis | Peter | |||
| Lewis | Silas | |||
| Perkins | Inf dau of Malinda & Selby | |||
| Pickens | Austin D. | |||
| Pickens | J. A. | |||
| Pickens | Nancy | d/o J. A. & S. M. Pickens | ||
| Robinson | Betsy | w/o L. T. (O.Y.E.) Emblem | ||
| Robinson | Sallie | d/o Loring Robinsons | ||
| Robinson | Viola B. | |||
| Robinson | Infant of Loring & Sophie | |||
| Sharkey | Israel | |||
| Washington | (Only the base of the stone is left.) | |||
| Williams | Sophia | |||
| Wilson | Bessie Lyda | |||
| Wright | Allen | |||
| Wright | Ben | s/o J. A. & M. J. Wright | ||
| Wright | J. A. | |||
| Wright | Milton |
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