Photographs of Lost Cemeteries Pt.2

As I have said, this is an ongoing thing. I got into work today around 2-ish after running around for a bit, I mock up a paper and whatnot, my normal thing when dealing with buisnesses that are not in my vacinity. Then my boss walks in, he tells me, The East Texas Journal has to be two places at once. Thats a tough thing to do, so I was handed the craft fair thing for tomorrow. Before he left I told him about this project that I am working on, I may have peeked his interest, hes going to see if he can get me in touch with a guy that might know how to find it pretty easily. Thats a plus in the right direction. So hopefully soon I will be able to get some photos of this one man cemetery. Might do some more research and see if there are any living decendence of the family name of Murrie. Hopefully I will find a back story for this event with only a single old gravestone to commorate it. I dont know why this is so interesting to me to be honest. Just dont know. Hopefully I will update with a part 3 that will have me finding the site and being able to document it.

_{Stainglass Window, Camp County
© Copyright 2006 Thomas Simpson}