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43-21 |
Alexander Cemetery |
30.78078 |
-96.38397 |
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Address: Alexander Road Bryan, TX
County: Brazos
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Latitude |
Longitude |
Phone |
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| 4 of 14 |
43-8 |
College Station Cemetery |
30.60344 |
-96.30923 |
(979) 764-3738 |
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Address: S. Texas Ave. College Station, TX 77840
County: Brazos
Notes: ( Last Up Dated May 2012 ) This cemetery at one time was called the Shiloh Grave Yard. To find more history about this cemetery you can go to http://www.cstx.gov/index.aspx?page=3052
Sign Reads:
Settled in the 1860s by Czech, German, and Polish immigrants, the Shiloh community was an area of large family farms. In addition to homes and farms, the settlement at one time boasted a community center, a two-room school, a vineyard, a mill, and a blacksmith shop. The families of Shiloh community maintained a cooperative relationship, often helping each other with planting, harvesting, barn building, and other activities. In 1883, to coordinate assistance efforts and group purchases of farm supplies, they formed the Slavonic Agricultural and Benevolent Society, which still exists in reorganized form as the Shiloh Club. The community later was completely encompassed by the City of College Station. Mrs. William G. Rector deeded land at this site to the local Methodist Church in 1870 for use as a community cemetery. The property later was acquired by the City of College Station, which established a larger city cemetery around the original Shiloh Graveyard. Although little remains of the Shiloh community, this cemetery serves as a reminder of a once-thriving settlement.
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Name |
Latitude |
Longitude |
Phone |
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| 7 of 14 |
43-14 |
Old Bethel Cemetery |
30.655280 |
-96.254840 |
(979) 777-1426 |
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Address: 5019 Hardy Weedon Rd. College Station, TX 77845
County: Brazos
Notes: Sign Reads:
AREA PIONEER, MARY A. WILLIAMS, DONATED LAND FOR THIS BURIAL GROUND TO BETHEL CHURCH IN 1869. IT HAS SERVED RESIDENTS OF THE HARVEY COMMUNITY AND THE SURROUNDING AREA SINCE THAT TIME. THE CEMETERY IS NAMED OLD BETHEL BECAUSE OF ITS CLOSE ASSOCIATION WITH THE CHURCH, WHICH MOVED FROM THIS LOCATION BY THE EARLY 1900s. THE EARLIEST DATED BURIAL, THAT OF ELIZABETH H. HUDSON, DATES TO 1870. OTHERS BURIED HERE INCLUDE EARLY AREA PIONEERS, COMMUNITY LEADERS, AND REPUBLIC OF TEXAS, CONFEDERATE AND U.S.VETERANS. THE CEMETERY FEATURES VERTICAL STONES AND WOODMEN OF THE WORLD MONUMENTS. TODAY, THE OLD BETHEL CEMETERY ASSOCIATION MAINTAINS THE BURIAL GROUND, WHICH CONTINUES TO SERVE THE AREA.
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Latitude |
Longitude |
Phone |
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| 11 of 14 |
43-8a |
Shiloh Grave Yard |
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Address: Collage Station, TX 77840
County: Brazos
Notes: Has changed to College Station Cemetery. All info will be found there. To find more history about this cemetery you can go to http://www.cstx.gov/index.aspx?page=3052
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Latitude |
Longitude |
Phone |
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| 13 of 14 |
43-15 |
Stick Cemetery |
30.65018 |
-96.20017 |
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Address: Weedon Loop College Station, TX 77845
County: Brazos
Notes: Last Up Dated 2011
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