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Pecan Valley Genealogical Society Brown County Texas Cemeteries Brooks Lee Cemetery |
Located 15 miles SW of Brownwood. Take Farm to Market 1176. Turn left at third intersection, one mile South. Inquire at house. This cemetery is totally abandoned, but kept fenced by the ranch owner, Mrs Ima Lou Neighbors. Cemetery is located on private land. Surveyed April 2007 by Clay Riley & Randel Smith. |
| Name | Birth | Death |
Marker Photo |
Death Certificate |
Notes |
| Adams, Infant | 18 Apr 1881 | 18 Apr 1881 |
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Dau. H.L. & M.C. Has iron fence. | |
| Carmean, James B. | no date | 23 Aug 1862 |
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Killed by Indians "They lives as They died as lyons" | |
| Cochran, Infant | 14 Jun 1910 | 23 Jun 1910 |
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Son J.M. & K.A. | |
| Crenshaw, James B. | 3 Jun 1872 | 2 Apr 1873 |
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Son T.P. & P.H. | |
| Counts, Mary L. | 26 Feb 1829 | 13 May 1863 |
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Wife of Joel | |
| Law, William Alexander | 22 Dec 1865 | 2 Jun 1916 | Unmarked | Born in Milam County, Texas | |
| Laurence, Vander L. | 15 Sep 1881 | 20 Sep 1882 |
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Son J.A. & M. | |
| Medley, M.D. | no dates | no dates |
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CO "C" 5th Texas Cav. CSA. MJM on fieldstone by Medley. | |
| Lee, Abner | 24 Feb 1801 | 17 Aug 1881 |
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Uncle to Brooks Lee | |
| Lee, Brooks W. | 25 Jan 1853 | 14 May 1892 |
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Masonic Lodge Double marker with wife Keziah. | |
| Lee, Keziah Adams | 31 Mar 1840 | 3 Dec 1925 |
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Daughter of Icabod Adams Persons Photo |
| Lee, Harvey A. | 19 May 1882 | 24 Oct 1882 |
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Son of G.L. & V.E. | |
| Lee, Rebecca L. | 24 Nov 1869 | 8 Mar 1873 |
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Daughter of B. & K. | |
| Lee, Virginia E. | 13 Feb 1861 | 24 May 1882 |
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Wife of G.L. | |
| Roberts, Amanda F. | 5 Apr 1864 | 9 Jun 1886 |
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Wife of C.C., Daughter of Keziah and Brooks W. Lee Persons Photo | |
| Tankersley, James | no date | 23 Aug 1862 |
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On double marker with James Carmean. Killed same day by Indians. | |
| Waits, Martha | no date | 15 July 1879 |
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Made from field stone. | |
| Flat Sandstone Slab | no dates | nodates |
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Two Indians said to be buried under rock in 1862 | |
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At Least 20 unmarked graves are in this cemetery marked only by masses of Iris. |
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