101. PIERPONT (PIERREPONT[E], PIERPOINT, Etc.) GENEALOGIES With Focus Foulke Stephenson/Stevenson (NT 355 entry not clear) 17 2340 Anne Cartwright Rv Dr Egbert C. Smyth _e Bowdoin 1848 20 1684174 _f Dwight dau 20 16842 http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/gopher/other/journals/kraftpub/Genealogical/Pierpont F

102. Dickens Cemetery, Dickens, TX Peggy Lynn 1954 1955 N. Row 9 Grave 24 Day, Egbert 1895 1971 N. Row 9 Grave Estella 1876 1940 N. Row 10 Grave 32 Murchison, Martha Earl 1872 1962 N. http://www.rootsweb.com/~txdicken/dickens/burial.htm

Dickens County USGenWeb Project Hosted by Rootsweb Dickens Cemetery photos by Kay Laster Historical Marker And can it be that in a world so full and busy, the loss of one creature makes a void in any heart, so wide and deep that nothing but the width and depth of eternity can fill it up! ~Charles Dickens by Gary Webb Aerial View of Dickens Cemetery The Dickens Cemetery Association was formed in 1948 with K.W. (Willow) Street as President and his wife Marguerite Street as Secretary from 1948 to 1991. Present Officers President - Cristol Swaringen Vice President - Eddie Laster Secretary - Bobbie Hix Treasurer - Alma Paschall Caretakers - Alma Pascall and Marie Byrd Board of Directors: Bob Porter, Jim Holder, Lee Hix, Randy Womack, Nelva Adams, Linda Hotchco, Marguerite Street This cemetery is located one-half mile east of Dickens on a hillside, just before you go down into the Croton Breaks. The land belonged to Dr. Crow of Stephenville, one of the founders of the City of Dickens. He deeded five acres to the town of Dickens. Since then the following persons have donated land: Roy Ward and Glenn Latham, and Col. John A. Green. In 1981 the heirs of Col. John A. and Sue V. Green donated the remainder of their estate that joins the Cemetery to the Association. This donation of about 12 acres gives the Cemetery room to expand for many years to come. The front fence was built in 1919. In 1941, after years of neglect, the townspeople got together and cleaned the Cemetery. Willow Street, Howard McKnight, and Fonzo Shaw furnished trucks. Three days were spent cleaning and hauling. The ladies in town prepared the noon meal and served it in the parking lot. To these people, a debt of gratitude is expressed. At the end of third day a Cemetery Association was formed. Willow Street was elected president. Under his leadership a perpetual care fund has been established. The Cemetery is well maintained and cared for.

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