Cedarvale - Bay City Cemetery 
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Eidugiben Huerta 
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Paul Jecklin  Paul Jecklin Mr. Paul Jecklin of Bay City died suddenly at Robstown Sunday. The remains were brought to Bay City Sunday night and were buried at Cedarvale Cemetery this afternoon. Mr. Jecklin had been in bad health for sometime. He left here a few days ago to take a position with the Arpin Dredging Co., at Robstown, and had been at work for only a few days when the end came. Decedent was a man loved by all who knew him, one of whom has stated that if he had ever done a wrong thing it was when he was unaware of it. When the sad news reached the home Sunday afternoon kind neighbors lost no time in doing all they could to alleviate the sorrow of the household and have administered unstintingly to the comforts of the grief-stricken wife and children since. Mr. Jecklin was 56 years and 3 months of age and leaves a wife and several children. His home was formerly at Blessing. The funeral was held from the home of the family this afternoon, Rev. G. T. Storey, the Presbyterian minister, officiating. The Tribune joins the many friends of the family in sympathy for their saddened conditions.
Daily Tribune, July 16, 1918 |
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Edna Johnson  |
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Elodee Webre Jones  |
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W. T. Kuykendall 
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Carrie Francis Laxton  |
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Donna Marie Laxton  |
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Nellie Mae Laxton  |
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Gertrudes Lozano  |
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Hexavia Maldonado   |
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Callie Ida Martin 
October 19, 1874 – April 18, 1919
The remains of Mrs. J. E. Martin, wife of Mr. J. E. Martin, of this city, arrived here yesterday from Houston and were buried yesterday afternoon in Cedarvale Cemetery at this place.
Decedent was in her 47th year at the time of her death and besides her husband leaves several children.
The Daily Tribune, April 18, 1919
Mrs. Joe Martin
Mrs. Joe Martin died yesterday at her home in Lane City and was buried in Cedarvale Cemetery this afternoon.
The Daily Tribune, April 23, 1919 Obituaries courtesy of Susie Adkins
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J. M. Martin, Jr.  |
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Minnie McDow  |
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W. G. McDow  |
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Manuel Mendeola 
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Dave Edward Morrison Funeral services were held at 3:00 PM Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church for David Edward Morrison, 69, Sargent Star Route, Bay City. Morrison died Saturday in Matagorda General Hospital. The Rev. Knox Poole and Dr. Toni Dynl officiated and interment was in Cedarvale Cemetery. Surviving are: his wife, a son, David E. Morrison, Freeport; two grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Fred Carlson, South Bend, Washington.
The Daily Tribune,
April 24, 1961 Courtesy of Susie Adkins |
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Elvera Lea Hawkins Mozley Elvera Lea Hawkins Mozley, 65, of Galveston passed away September 30, 1995, at her residence. She was born December 16, 1929, in Houston to Walter Ross and Leota Frances Hudson Hawkins. She was raised in New Gulf, Texas and graduated from Boling High School in 1947. She was formerly a long time resident of Bay City, having lived in Galveston for the past year. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and was very active in church organizations, particularly the Relief Society. She is survived by her husband, Raymond Mozley of Galveston; by one daughter, Cindy Martine of Galveston; by two sisters, Delores Boudreaux and Myrtle Dupre both of Louisiana; and by two brothers, Tom Williams of California and Cliff Williams, Jr. of Round Rock, Texas. Funeral services are scheduled for 2:00 PM Wednesday, October 4, 1995, at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Bishop Glenn Ashcraft officiating. Burial will follow at the Cedarvale Cemetery in Bay City. Pallbearers include Monty Mozley, Ricky Mozley, Glenn Ashcraft, Reuben Gariby, E. J. Ashcraft, Jr., and E. S. “Shep” Graham. Honorary pallbearers include Charles Talbot, Wilbur Bacak, George Weiner, James Barbour, John Underwood, Paul Mills, Bill McKissick, Jimmy Mahavier, and E. J. Thormaehlen. Arrangements are with Taylor Bros. Funeral Home in Bay City.
The Daily Tribune,
October 3, 1995 Courtesy of Susie Adkins |
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Guy S. Myrick Imogene R. Myrick  |
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Children Perish in Flames An awful tragedy occurred at the home of Mr. S. M. Myrick, near Rugeley’s Switch, in the eastern part of the county, last night at between 9 and 10 o’clock when his house was destroyed by fire and two of his children, a boy and a girl, ten or twelve years of age, were cremated. From information gained, the family had retired after which Mr. Myrick thought of his mules and got up to turn them out of the pen. He discovered the house ablaze and before he could start to rescue the children the roof fell in, cremating them. The remains of the two unfortunate children were brought to Bay City today and buried. Mr. Myrick and family are well known in Bay City and have many friends here who are shocked over the terrible misfortune, which has befallen them. Mr. Myrick has been farming near Rugeley’s Switch on the Hawkinsville branch of the Southern Pacific for the past few years and has made many acquaintances and friends wherever he has become known. The children were attending school. Mr. Myrick and the remaining members of the family spent the day in the city at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Vaughan. The Tribune extends its deepest and most heartfelt sympathies to them in their awful bereavement.
Matagorda County Tribune,
February 11, 1921 Obituary courtesy of Susie Adkins |
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Martha A. Myrick Samuel M. Myrick  |
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