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Cedar Creek Cemetery

Muldoon, Fayette County

Marker Text

This burial ground was established around 1875 to serve the African-American community of Cedar Creek. The African Methodist Episcopalian Church, which organized in 1874, received this property from the estate of N.W. Faison. Members erected a church building and laid out the cemetery behind it. The earliest known burial is of Christerfer Myres, dating to 1877. Unique grave markers include one shaped into a concrete ball, one made of petrified wood, several partially made from sea shells and an obelisk. The church served the area for more than 50 years. Today, Cedar Creek Cemetery is all that remains of the historic Cedar Creek Community. HISTORIC TEXAS CEMETERY – 2007

Marker Details

Address Boulton Creek Dr.
Location Description Boulton Creek Dr., 3.8 miles East of FM 154
Marker # 16123
Dedicated 2008
Size, Type 18" x 28"
Code African American topics; African Methodist Episcopal or Colored/Christian Methodist Episcopal denominations; churches; cemetery
Latitude, Longitude Exact Lat/Lon Unknown

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