Take Highway 90 east out of Navasota toward Anderson. At the Navasota Veterinary Hospital which is on the site of the former Camp Inn, turn right onto a pasture drive. According to Mrs. Melba Camp Byerly who is now deceased, the field around the Camp family vault was full of graves. The grave marker that she and her husband Sam Byerly found is:
HARN, Zeroe Ann 23 Aug 1873 - 17 Dec 1879 Daughter of Dr. A. D. and Josephine Harn
The rest have been found inside a chain link fence:
CAMP, Benjamin 19 Nov 1857 - 13 Dec 1860
CAMP, Cornelia G. 28 Feb 1863 - 11 Dec 1866
CAMP, Eliza 15 Feb 1820 - 04 Aug 1889
CAMP, Eliza L. 30 Dec 1808 - 15 May 1868
Wife of J. B. Camp
Born Dec. 30, 1808 in Georgia
Married Feb. 24, 1824
Died May 15, 1868
Erected by son Ira S. Camp
CAMP, Ira M. 01 Jul 1811 - 21 Jan 1895
CAMP, John W. 09 Jan 1840 - 22 Jan 1852
CAMP, Mary E. 16 Dec 1852 - 09 Jul 1854
CAMP, Moses M. 24 Mar 1839 - 08 Jul 1888
CAMP, William B. 05 Sep 1855 - 24 Nov 1874
LUXTON, Mrs. Josephine nee Mrs. Miriam Beck FORREST
Mother of General Nathan Bedford Forrest
Stone erected 1924
(She was brought to Camp Inn as a place of refuge during the
Civil War by her son. She spent the rest of her life there.)
Markers copied by Marcus Mallard and John R. Maxwell.
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