Oak Grove Cemetery (partial)
Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Cemeteries of TX
Submitted and Photo by Maribeth Buce
Info Submitted by Cheryl Crump (CC) Shindler info by Robert Vaughn (RV) Info by Nancy Grogan (NG)
Cemeteries of Texas Coordinator: Dolores I. Bishop
Directions Courtesy of
George B. Partin &
Son's Monuments
Last Name | First Name | Birth | Death | Comments |
Arnold |
Capt. Hayden |
1805 |
1839 |
B: TN; Commanded the Nacogdoches Co. at the Battle of San Jacinto. |
Baker |
Karle Wilson |
- |
- |
Poet; 3rd person named a fellow to the Texas Institute of Letters. |
Bell |
Charlie |
Aug 01 1889 |
Oct 09 1918 |
"For World Liberty"; Charlie is buried beside 6 other soldiers killed in action in 1918. A flag flies above their graves. |
Briley |
Pvt. Felix H. |
Aug 01 1892 |
Sep 27 1918 |
Co B 102nd Eng; Felix is buried beside 6 other soldiers killed in action in 1918. A flag flies above their grave. |
Clark |
William S. Jr. |
Apr 14 1798 |
Jan 03 1871 |
B: VA; A signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence. |
Crow |
J.B. |
Oct 12 1894 |
Feb 05 1918 |
S/o W.B. & Mary; Co D 20 Eng.; J.B. is buried next to 6 other soldiers killed in action in 1918. A flag flies above their graves. |
Douglass |
Gen. Kelsey Harris |
- |
Oct 04 1840 |
Member of the 2nd Congress of the Republic; Commander of the Texas forces in the decisive battle with the Cherokee Indians Jul 16 1839; Charter member of the Grand Masonic Lodge of Texas; His daughter, Anne Elizabeth Douglass died in July, 1840. |
Duncan |
B.C. |
May 06 1894 |
Sep 15 1918 |
78 Co 6 Regt USMC; Battle of St. Mihiel; B.C. is buried beside 6 other soldiers who were killed in action in 1918. |
Edens |
Alfred Grady |
January 18 1920 |
WWII |
(son) (NG) |
Edens |
Pearl Dee (Forsythe) |
May 6 1892 |
August 1980 |
(NG) |
Edens |
Terry Herland |
April 6 1913 |
July 4 1992 |
(their son/my father) (NG) |
Edwards |
Hayden |
Aug 12 1771 |
Aug 14 1849 |
B: VA; Empresario Leader of the Fredonia Rebellion 1826-1827. Sent to the US to raise funds for the Texas Revolution, 1836. A leader in the development of a Nation. Wife, Susan Beall Edwards born in MD. |
Edwards |
Susan Beall |
Apr 10 1774 |
Apr 06 1849 |
B: MD; W/o Hayden Edwards, Empresario Leader of the Fredonia Rebellion 1826. |
Fears |
Dr. William P. |
May 21 1843 |
Mar 18 1932 |
H/o Emma A.;Capt Co A 17 TX Cav CSA |
Fears |
Emma A. |
Sep 18 1857 |
Oct 02 1922 |
W/o Dr. W.P. |
Hornbuckle |
Daisie Nelson |
Jun 23 1874 |
Mar 03 1947 |
(CC) |
Hornbuckle |
Gracie Mae |
Mar 31 1900 |
Feb 03 1985 |
(CC) |
Hornbuckle |
Paul Leonard |
Sep 28 1904 |
Jul 06 1970 |
(CC) |
Hornbuckle |
William Silas |
Jun 29 1874 |
Mar 03 1947 |
(CC) |
Houston |
Marion E. |
- |
Oct 03 1918 |
TX Pvt Coast Air Corps; Marion is buried beside 6 other soldiers killed in action in 1918. A flag flies above the graves. |
Irion |
Dr. Robert Anderson |
Jul 07 1806 |
Mar 02 1861 |
B: Paris, Henry Co.; Senator in the 1st congress of the Republic 1836-1837; Secretary of State 1837-1838; Sam Houston’s personal Physician; H/o Anna Raguet Irion |
Lewis |
Robert |
May 04 1892 |
Feb 05 1918 |
Co F 20th Eng; Buried beside 6 other soldiers killed in action in 1918. |
Mendoza |
Father |
- |
1718 |
Relocated from the early Spanish Cemetery in Nacogdoches in 1912 when the County Courthouse was built at that site. |
Powell |
Dorothy King |
Jul 11 1914 |
Aug 02 1967 |
GGGD/o Capt. Hayden Arnold |
Raguet |
Condy |
- |
Dec 05 1868 |
S/o Henry & Marcia A.; Condy & his sister, Mary H. were lost on the Steamboat America; Also on this stone is their brother, Maj. Henry W. Raguet, who fell at the Battle of Glorietta, NM 1862. |
Raguet | Maj henry W. | - | Mar 28 1862 | D: NM; S/o Henry & Marcia A.;"He fell at the Battle of Glorietta, NM"; Also on this stone are his brother, Condy & sister, Mary H., whom were both lost on the Steamboat America on the Ohio River Dec 05 1868. |
Raguet |
Mary H. |
- |
Dec 05 1868 |
D/o Henry & Marcia A.; Mary & her brother, Condy were both lost on the Steamboat America on the Ohio River; Also on this stone is their brother, Maj. Henry W. Raguet, who fell at the Battle of Glorietta, NM 1862. |
Roberts |
Harriett |
Apr 07 1796 |
Apr 05 1874 |
W/o John S. |
Roberts |
John S. |
Jul 13 1796 |
Aug 09 1871 |
B: VA; Sheriff in Natchitoches, LA; One of the leaders in Battle of Nacogdoches; Member of Consultation, 1835; Commanded the Nacogdoches Co. In Storming Bexar, 1835; A signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence. |
Rulfs |
Deidrich Anton Wilhelm |
- |
- |
Master Architect |
Rusk |
Mary |
Aug –- 1809 |
Apr 26 1856 |
W/o Thomas Jefferson Rusk |
Rusk |
Thomas Jefferson |
Dec 06 1808 |
Jul 29 1857 |
B: SC; Signer of Texas Declaration of Independence, 1836; A hero of San Jacinto; Chief Justice of Texas Supreme Court, 1839. |
Shindler |
Anna Marie Taylor |
Jun 21 1853 |
Nov 04 1889 |
w/o Rev R. C. Shindler (RV) |
Shindler |
Emma Blount |
Nov 18 1851 |
Apr 01 1931 |
Emma & Robert Share the same marker(RV) |
Shindler |
Little Julia |
Jul 16 1889 |
Nov 13 1889 |
d/o R. C. & A. M.(RV) |
Shindler |
Mary Palmer Dana |
Feb 15 1810 |
Feb 08 1883 |
(Mary Stanley Bunce Palmer first married Charles Dana,and after his death married Rev. R. D. Shindler. She was a poet and published several hymn books. Part of one of her poems is inscribed on her tomb: "Flee as a bird to your mountain, Thou who art weary of sin; Go to the clear flowing fountain, Where you may wash an be clean") (RV) |
Shindler |
Maud Weeks Ratcliff |
Nov 10 1887 |
Apr 07 1937 |
-(RV) |
Shindler |
Rev. R.D. |
Sep 20 1814 |
Aug 15 1874 |
B: Shepherdstown, VA(RV) |
Shindler |
Robert Conrad |
Apr 09 1853 |
Apr 30 1031 |
(RV) |
Starr |
Franklin Jefferson |
Apr 11 1805 |
Jul 07 1837 |
B: New Hartford, Litchfield Co., CT; D: Nacogdoches, |
Starr |
James Franklin |
May 18 1836 |
Jun 07 1839 |
S/o Franklin Jefferson & Pamela Orne Starr |
Starr |
Pamela Orne |
- |
- |
Wife; Oldest marked grave in cemetery |
Taylor |
Anna Maria Ruoff |
Mar 01 1814 |
Feb 08 1873 |
B: Germany; W/o Charles Standfield, a signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence. |
Taylor |
Charles Standfield |
1805 |
Nov 01 1865 |
B: England; Land Commissioner of East Texas, 1833; A signer of Texas Declaration of Independence, 1836;Chiel Justice if Nacogdoches Co., 1837; District Attorney, 1839; Rio Grande Land Commissioner, 1854; H/o Anna Maria Ruoff |
Thorn |
Frost |
1797 |
1841 |
B: NY; D: Nacogdoches; Buried next to wife, Susan K., also on his stone is their daughter, Estelle, aged 9 mos.; Historical Marker for Oak Grove Cemetery list Frost Thorn as being one of Texas early millionaires. |
Thorn |
Susan K. |
- |
Dec –- 1891 |
D: Tyler, Smith Co., TX "Died in her 92nd year"; W/o Frost Thorn, one of Texas 1st millionaires. |
Vinson |
Helen |
Nov 17 1905 |
Oct 07 1999 |
B: Beaumont, TX: D: Chapel Hill, Orange Co., NC; Movie actress from the 1930’s and 1940’s; Cause of death: Natural Causes |
Voigt |
Capt. Fred |
- |
Aug 25 1880 |
Age: 52 yrs |
Voigt |
Elizabeth M. |
Mar 16 1828 |
Dec 03 1902 |
B: Ithica, NY; D: Nacogdoches |
Walker |
Eliza |
- |
Nov 26 1915 |
Age: 98 yrs; Historical Marker lists Eliza as a former slave. She is buried by the Thomas Jefferson Rusk family, which leads me to believe she was probably their slave; She actually has a nicer marker than Mary Rusk, Thomas’ wife. |
Wall |
Martha B. |
- |
- |
Wife |