Joy-Mohler Cemetery
Bull Springs, Goldwaithe, Mills County, Texas
Submitted by Roger Bull
The inscription on Ben Bull's
Marker
A precious one from us is gone.
The voice we loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in our home...
That never can be filled.
"We miss the sunshine of thy face.
The loving tender care.
Our home is dark without thee.
We miss thee everywhere."
Although it is not documented, this is Eliza Jane Spark Bull's style of writing.
The tragedy reads like a Paul Harvey "Rest of the story."
(BTW, Ben died of typho-malaria.)
3 Jan 2004
Joy-Mohler Cemetery is located Southwest from Goldthwaite, Texas.
Out of Goldthwaite, take Hwy 16 toward San Saba for approximately four miles. At County Road 3023, also known as Bull Creek Road,
turn left and go approximately five miles, to the ranch of Mr. Eddie Mazanec, Jr., which is a blonde brick home on the right
side of the road. Mr. Mazanec informed us that in the event of his absence, persons interested in seeing the cemetery should
contact his next door neighbor, Mr.E.M. House or his wife Linda who maintain a key to the Mazanec property.
Rosemary Davis
The following is the listings taken from tombstones in this cemetery as found on
Jan 3, 2004 by Pat Longest.
There are numerous graves in this cemetery that are marked only with stones and no other identification. We possibly
overlooked some of the graves as there is an overgrowth of grass. We ask that any errors on our part be forgiven.
Rosemary Davis and Pat Longest
Photos and submitted by Roger Bull
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Last Name |
First Name |
Birth |
Death |
Comments |
Beck |
Oct 10, 1868 |
June 8, 1914 |
W/o J.S. Beck |
|
Beck |
1885 |
1887 |
S/o J.S. and Fannie Beck |
|
Beck |
Leroy |
1850 |
1889 |
|
Beck | Infant | 1902 | 1902 | inf/o J.S. and Fannie Beck |
Beck | Joe | 1897 | 1940 | - |
Martha K. |
Feb 20, 1850 - |
Feb 26, 1878 |
(This is a crypt, constructed of red brick with the
inscription on the concrete top. Time and erosion has all |
|
Augusta |
August 26-- |
June 14, 1874 |
(This is a crypt, constructed of red brick with the
inscription on the concrete top. Time and erosion has all |
|
Broome |
Aug 20, 1820 |
Mar 29, 1882 |
|
|
|
Feb
9, 1806 |
Apr 12, 1890 |
|
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Bull |
Feb
14, 1832 |
Mar 12, 1911 |
2nd Wife of Ambrose Bull |
|
Bull |
Mar 6, 1872 |
Jul 19, 1899 |
||
Bull | Infant son | Sep 23 1869 | Sep 23 1869 | |
Bull | James E. | May 05 1870 | Sep 09 1873 | - |
Bull |
- |
Feb
18, 1900 |
|
|
Campbell |
Lily |
- |
18- |
|
Caruthers |
Unknown |
- |
1902 |
inf dau/o W.H. Caruthers |
Carother |
Unknown |
- |
1905 |
inf s/o W. H. Caruthers |
Day | Myrtle S. Bull | 1891 | 1910 | |
Derritt |
Mrs. Maggie |
Oct 4, 1862 |
Feb 22, 1951 |
|
Epley |
September 3, 1820 |
May 25, 1874 |
||
Epley |
June 19, 1839 |
May 25, 1874 |
||
Fisher |
Nov 8, 1873 |
Dec 25, 1873 |
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Holden |
May 12, 1812 |
Oct 18, 1874 |
||
Holden |
age 41 years |
Jul 6, 1886 |
41 years, wife of Dr. L.E.Holden (This is a stone crypt, made of native stones stacked one upon the other. Appears to have been repaired with mortar at one time but is breaking apart again. |
|
Joy |
age 92 |
abt 1871 |
||
Miller | Alex | Jul 07 1866 | Dec 12 1945 | (This marker is with or near the five Shaw graves.) |
Mohler
|
Oct 9, 1839 |
Jul 4, 1894 |
Shenandoah County, VA |
|
Mohler |
age 42, 2 days |
Mar 18, 1886 |
||
Monroe | L.D. | Jun 22 1849 | Feb 27 1880 | |
Monroe |
T. |
no dates |
no dates | - |
Oglesby |
Jul 13, 1867 |
Jan 3, 1911 |
||
Oglesby | William Henry | Jan 14 1856 | Aug 11 1933 | |
Rorie |
William J. |
Mar 3, 1878 |
1896 |
|
Shaw |
Alex |
- |
1934 |
|
Shaw |
Baby |
Not known |
Oct 17, 1922 |
|
Shaw | Mrs F. T. | Jul 06 1857 | Jul 16 1953 | |
Shaw | F. T. | Aug 23 1848 | Jan 18 1900 | |
Shaw |
Taylor |
- |
- |
|
Smith | Eva Beck | 1895 | 1918 | |
Wiley |
1859 |
1882 |
(There is an ornate metal fence surrounding this grave.) |