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Adams Cemetery

Moscow, Polk County

Marker Text

Now named for a former county commissioner, this burial ground has also been known as Lone Pine Cemetery, Brown Cemetery and Adams-Lott Cemetery. It began as a family graveyard for the Lott family. In 1843, Joshua and Anna (Woolsey) Lott moved with their family from Mississippi to the Republic of Texas. One of the couple's sons, Calvin, farmed this property. He also served as a Confederate soldier and in the Texas State Troops during the Civil War. Calvin lott died in 1884 and is buried here; his is the oldest marked grave, though there are believed to be earlier unmarked burials. Today, Adams Cemetery remains as a record chronicling several pioneer families of Polk County. Historic Texas Cemetery - 2008

Marker Details

Address Adams Cemetery Rd.
Location Description Adams Cemetery. From Moscow, FM 62 E to McSpadden Rd., S to Red Hollow, W to Adams Cemetery Rd., about 1.7 mi. to the cemetery on private property. Map dot approximate.
Marker # 15987
Dedicated 2009
Size, Type 18" x 28"
Code cemetery; pioneers
  • Private Property:

    True
  • Latitude, Longitude 30.877306, -94.821305

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