Hales Cemetery
San Jacinto Co: Cemeteries of TX
Submitted by Brenda Wiggins
Special thanks to the San
Jacinto County, Texas Historical Commission for authorizing use of
historical information contained in their book entitled, “San Jacinto
County Texas Cemetery Records,” Copyright 1997.
ABBREVIATIONS .AAD = Age at
Death, H/O = Husband Of, S/O = Son Of, W/O = Wife Of
The Hales Cemetery is a private burial place
belonging to the Hales family. The Hales
brothers, nephews, and their wives are buried here.
It is fenced, on private land, and is still in use.
It is located approximately 13 miles from the intersection of Hwy. 150
and FM 1725 on Tony Tap Road in a small wooded area on private property.
There are a total of 8 graves in the cemetery, and one is unmarked.
Hales Cemetery was surveyed by Eldrich and
Catherine Enloe.
|
SURNAME |
GIVEN |
MIDDLE |
BIRTH |
DEATH |
COMMENTS |
EPITAPH
|
|
Hales |
A. |
D. |
12/10/1844 |
4/10/1917 |
H/O
1st wife A. E. Calvert; 2nd wife Nancy Evans; AAD
72 |
Gone
but not forgotten |
|
Hales |
A. |
E. Calvert |
8/1/1845 |
2/28/1889 |
W/O
A. D. Hayes; AAD 43 |
Gone
but not forgotten |
|
Hales |
Dutch |
|
12/9/1840 |
11/21/1929 |
AAD
88 |
Gone
but not forgotten; Uncle |
|
Hales |
J. |
D. |
9/30/1870 |
2/17/1920 |
AAD
49 |
Father |
|
Hales |
Jack |
|
1877 |
1944 |
AAD
67 |
Thy
trials ended, thy rest is won. Father |
|
Hales |
Nancy |
Evans |
2/20/1867 |
9/6/1894 |
W/O
A. D.; AAD 37 |
Gone
but not forgotten |
|
Hales |
Wiley |
|
7/19/1889 |
8/10/1889 |
S/O
A. D. and Nancy Evans Hales; AAD infant |
Note:
Twin brother of Riley Hayes |