BLACK CEMETERY
Foard County, Cemeteries of Texas
COMPILED BY - FAYE STATSER
RESERCHED BY - RUTH GOODWIN, ROXIE HOUGH, LETA JO HAYNIE,
FAYE STATSER
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE JIM RICH
1/24/2006
The first person buried in the cemetery at Black was a
Chapman baby who died in 1889. The family was
traveling through the country, some say in a wagon train. The child
became ill, and they camped there for
a few days. When the child died, the weather was so severe that J.H. Olds
and John Nichols, father of
Walter, Claude, and Grover, made a coffin from a plank from the Nichol's
barn. All the graves are marked with
native stone.
The Black Cemetery no longer exists. A tank spillway now covers that area
Last Name |
First Name |
DOB |
DOD |
Comments |
CHAPMAN | BABY | - | 1889 | - |
NEWMAN | GIRL | - | 1890 | AGE 4 YEARS |
BABY | - | - | 1901 | baby from Yamparika Creek |
NICHOLS | BABY GIRL | - | 1901 | BABY OF W.W. NICHOLS |
MOORE | BABY | - | 1902 | Baby of Clarence Moore |
KINCHELOE | TWIN GIRLS | - | 1904 | Twin girls of Mr.& Mrs. Jim Kincheloe |
McKown | ROLLAND | - | 1904 | son of Mr. & Mrs.George McKown |
NICHOLS | MORINE | - | 1915 | daughter of Mr.& Mrs. Claude Nichols twin sister of Irene Nichole |