Inside an iron fence
(no entry gate) were nine marked graves:
Flat concrete marker,
approx 18” x 30”, no identifying information
7 concrete markers
approx 6’-8” wide with only initials:
WHG
WJG
R
WIG or WLG
A
PJG
?LG (tree had grown
around outer edge of stone)
One stone with the word
HERE. The top of this stone had been broken off and upper part
was not located.
About 10 feet away,
outside the iron fence, was one CSA marker:
ROSSER, M.V.
no dates Co
C or G., Bird’s Miss Cav Before
cleaning
ONE
TWO THREE
FOUR
FIVE SIX
Probate records of
Bowie County show Mary Rosser died Nov 2, 1920 at her home in
Bowie County. M. V. Rosser died Jul 10, 1922 died in
Bowie County.
(Note: Mart V ROSSER,
age 74 was enumerated in the 1920 Bowie County, Precinct 3
Census with his wife, Mary. It is believed that Mary may be
buried here as well)
Death records indicate
that STINSON, Elvin Floyd
4/30/1942 – 7/5/1942, son of Walter and Ollie Duncan
Stinson is buried in Rosser Cemetery. No headstone found.
The inventory done by
the DAR in the 1950’s indicates the following persons in
this burial area:
BURKHEAD, W.A.
1812 – 1862
GODWIN, W.J.
no dates
E.S.
no dates
S.J.
1880-1884
ROSSER, M.V.
no dates
Co O, Bird’s Miss Cav, C.S.A.
One other staked grave;
four grave mounds
|