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Kerr Family Cemetery |
*From records compiled by Maurice Cotham "Possum" Shelby.
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PIC | BIRTH | DEATH | INSCRIPTION | VET | LOC |
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*Kerr, Charles Richard |
11 Jun 1875 | 24 Apr 1882 | ||||
| 24 Sep 1790 | 23 Dec 1850 |
Sacred To The Memory Of James S. Kerr; Born In Boyle County Kentucky; Emigrated To Missouri In The Year 1800, Thence To Texas In The Year 1825; Having Participated In Most Of The Struggles For Texas Liberty; He Died In Jackson County Texas; "His Family Sealed This Tomb In Best Memory Of Their Love And Affection, His Good Deeds Require No Epitaph To Perpetuate His Memory In The Hearts Of His Friends; May His Soul Rest In Peace" |
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*Kerr, Hattie White |
14 Oct 1868 | 18 Jun 1875 |
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*Kerr, Richard |
12 Feb 1793 | 07 Dec 1852 |
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| 15 Feb 1841 | 12 Jul 1904 |
Pure Religion Undefiled Before God And The Father Is This; To Visit The Fatherless And Widows In Their Afflictions And To Keep Himself Unspotted From The World |
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*Kerr, Sarah Grace Fulton |
25 Dec 1804 | 21 Feb 1870 |
Married James S. Kerr On September 24th 1832 |
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*Laughter, Sarah Gertrude [Kerr] |
29 Jun 1843 | 07 Feb 1868 |
Married W. P. Laughter On September 14th 1864 |
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*Simons, Little Harry |
10 Jan 1887 |
Son of G. S. & S. G. Simons; Aged 10 days; Our First Joy And Our... |
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Maj. James Kerr, one of the first settlers of Texas, died at his residence in Jackson county on the 25th ult., aged 60 years and 3 months.
The San Antonio Ledger, Thursday,
January 16, 1851 |
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Edna, Texas, July 14.--Died at his home in El Paso Tuesday, July 13, Mr. Thomas Kerr. His remains arrived here at 2:30 this afternoon and were conveyed to their old family burying grounds for interment. Mr. Kerr was an honored and wealthy stockman of El Paso, Texas, where he was resided for a number of years. Formerly he lived in Jackson county, near this place, where he had a host of friends and relatives.
Houston Post, July 17, 1904 |
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