Mary Josephine Adair b. Apr 3, 1854 TN d. Feb 21, 1918 Hunt Co., TX m. Calvin Shelton
Thomas Wade Hampton Adair b. Dec 1, 1859 Tishomingo Co., MS d. Jan 1948 Harlingen, Cameron Co., TX m. Jul 7, 1884Virginia Euphrates Moore b. Oct 8, 1870 Tippah Co., MS d. Sep 5, 1930 Hunt Co., TX
Martha Edna Hobbs
daughter 
of
Isham Hobbs
and
Martha Lankford
Martha Lankford Adair b. Sep 2, 1862 MS d. Oct 11, 1936 m. Charles Stiffler
Loren Ham Adair b. Feb 6, 1865 MS d. Feb 1884 TX
Martha Edna Hobbs
b. Mar 25, 1832 Lowndes Co., MS
d. Sep 16, 1914 TX
m. Jul 26, 1853 Tishomingo Co., MS
Kittie Reed Adair b. Sep 26, 1867 MS d. 1950 m. Tom Polk
Marion Pamela Anna Adair b. May 8, 1870 MS d. 1940 Gilliland, TX m. May 25, 1896 Hunt Co., TX Jacob B Beesinger b. May 12, 1876 Hunt Co., TX d.  Feb 9, 1949 Foard Co., TX
James Emerson Adair
b. Jan 3, 1827 Greene Co., GA
d. Jun 12, 1892 Hunt Co., TX
son of Sebrem Scott Adair
and
Mary Reed Emerson
James Robert Curtis Adair b. Jan 30, 1873 TN d. 1951 TX  m. Minnie Lankford b. 1876 TX
William Othel Harris Adair b. May 23, 1878 Johnson, TX d. Sep 29, 1948 m. Martha Jane Lankford
Martha smoked a pipe while holding her granddaughter. A burning ember fell and scarred the child on the foot. the scar remained throughout Hester's life.
Found in the History of Stewart Cemetery in Hunt County, Texas

Stewart Cemetery, which is named after John F. Stewart, an early Texas Republic pioneer, is considered by many local historians to be one of the oldest and by oral tradition to be the oldest cemetery in present day Hunt County, Texas. The cemetery is located approximately 13 miles northeast of Greenville, Texas off of FM 1568 and approximately two miles east of State Highway 50. The cemetery is first mentioned in land records when the owners of the land surrounding the cemetery sold their land. Mr. Martin V. and Julia (Stewart) Williams sold their land in 1892 to William W. Massey, reserving 2.0 acres for a graveyard. Then on July 30, 1907, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, for love and affection, gave this 2.0 acres of land (graveyard) to the Trustees of the Stewart Graveyard. The cemetery holds the bodies of Republic of Texas citizens, at least eleven Confederate veterans, a State Legislator, and many other military veterans of all wars since the Civil War and up to and including Viet Nam.

In 1841 the first settlers began to locate near within a few miles of the camp where they could ride for protection from the Indians if the need arose. John Stewart settled approximately seven miles northwest of the Ranger Camp. Boone purchased 3325 acres of land for $20,000. The deed was dated August 4, 1840. The land was purchased with a bond unto Gilbert Clark, the designated land commissioner and judge justice in Red River County, Republic of Texas, under President David G. Burnett. This land was located in Red River County, The Republic of Texas, which later became Hunt County, Texas in 1846. The Needham Boone survey is still listed on several land transactions in present day Hunt County, Texas.

Of the land purchased by and surveyed for Boone, many of the earliest settlers of Hunt County, Texas bought land from or around this survey. Located in the general area of current day, Stewart Cemetery, the land purchased from the Boone survey included John Stewart, William Rippy, William Barker, Godfrey Smith, J.E. Woods, and the Bantan brothers. George W. Dunbar, which Dunbar creek is named after, brought 320 acres on January 15, 1847. W.W. Barker brought 1700 acres, Red River County Certificate #30, Republic of Texas, which was signed on November 18, 1842. This land is where the Stewart Cemetery is located today. All of the aforementioned persons along with their families were some of the first settlers of eastern Hunt County, Texas. When they first settled this area, it was part of Red River County, Republic of Texas. Hunt County became a county in 1846 when Texas became a state of the Union and Red River County was divided up into several counties. The land were they settled was later known as Smith Prairie and is currently known by this to the older citizens of this Hunt and Hopkins County area. Smith Prairie, a stretch of land bordered loosely on the north by South Sulphur River, on the east by the Hopkins County, Texas line, the south by FM 499 and on the west by Dunbar Creek, was named after Godfrey Smith, which settled nearby the Stewarts, in 1844.

During the early years of Hunt County, public education of children rarely occurred because of few if any teachers and the lack of schools. In May 1867, a school was held in the newly built Maloy schoolhouse. The Maloy school house remained active until 1950 when it was consolidated with Campbell, Cumby, and Commerce public schools. Another school in the area was Cross-Timbers, which met in the Cross Timbers Baptist (formerly Brumbelow) Church house. This school was functional by 1882 and probably before that date but records do not exist to substantiate an earlier date.

Before the turn of the century, many other families had arrived in the Smith Prairie area to grow cotton and wheat and to raise cattle. These heads of these families were: William Massey, John Cannon, William Harlow, Robert Fenlaw, William Moore, George Wiggs, Samuel Cowan, J. E. Adair, G.H. Harlow, William Ripley, John Cannon, The Koonce�s, George W. Cooper, and William Maloy. These men and their families were prominent people in their community. Others would still follow right after 1900. Farmers were moving into this area since the ground was of sandy loan and they were tired of farming the blackland of other areas of Hunt County. These were: James Marriott, Jess Alexander, J.F. Berry, Wesley Fleenor, Joe Ray, Will Denton, and the Elmores. Many of their descendants are still alive today living in Hunt County ,Texas being productive citizens of this great State. Several of the newcomers hand-dug graves of the earliest settlers as they were beginning to pass away. Family members and their children of the new community was also soon to be buried there. The medical epidemic of the early 1900s took its toll on the young children as well as mothers and children dying together during childbirth.

State Representative Louis Lankford, age 63, died November 19, 1940 at the Veteran�s Hospital in Muskogee, Oklahoma and is buried at Stewart. He was elected representative to the Texas Legislature from Hunt and Rains County representing the 40th District. He served with distinction in the 45th Legislation (1937) under Texas Governor James V. Allred. He was also a private in the 40th U.S. Volunteer Infantry, serving in the Spanish-American War.
1860 Tishomingo Co., MS Dry Run, MS pg 53
James Adair 30 TN,
Martha Adair 25 GA
Josephine Adair 6 MS
Thomas Adair 8/12 MS

1870 Prentiss Co., MS TWSP 5 Range 6 Pg 10 of 49
James E Adair 43 TN
Martha E Adair 42 GA
Mary J Adair 15 MS
Thomas W Adair 11 MS
Martha L Adair 6 MS
Lorena H Adair 4 MS
Kitty R Adair 2 MS
Eugenie Adair 2/12 MS
George Hobbs 10 MS

1880 Johnson County, Texas  District 85 pg 31 of 58
Jas. Adair 52 TN
M Adair 49 AL
Martha Adair 17 MS
L Adair 11 MS
K Adair 11 MS
Marion Adair 10 MS
Jas R Adair 7 MS
WO Adair 2 TX
Caney Cemetery is off of Hwy 513 on CR 3107 (.3 miles), located next to Caney Methodist Church

Adair, Edna b. Aug. 18, 1897 d. Jun. 30, 1988
Adair, Floyd b. Dec., 1894 d. 1979
Adair, Robert Noll b. 1864 d. 1933
Adair, Rosa Texas Waid b. Dec., 1872 d. 1955

Donelton Cemetery

Transcribed From the Hunt County Texas Cemetery Books Vol 1 through Vol 4

Adair, Audrie Mood b. Aug. 14, 1912 d. Jul. 29, 1914
Adair, Bessie May b. Jun. 30, 1915 d. Aug. 3, 1917
Adair, Cynthia Eula b. Oct. 11, 1911 d. Oct. 15, 1915
Adair, Daisy Sue (?) b. 1878 d. 1950
Adair, Ester (?) b. 1888 d. 1947
Adair, Eustace Newland b. 1887 d. unknown
Adair, Freddie F. Patrick b. Dec. 31, 1874 d. Sep. 6, 1953
Adair, George W. b. Jul. 30, 1904 d. Sep. 1, 1966
Adair, H. G. b. Feb. 18, 1834 d. Aug. 25, 1907
Adair, Hasey George b. 1874 d. 1968
Adair, Henry N. b. Jan. 21, 1865 d. Nov. 31, 1914
Adair, Jess W. b. Mar. 7, 1889 d. unknown
Adair, John G. b. Dec. 15, 1861 d. Apr. 7, 1945
Adair, Johnnie S. b. May. 7, 1909 d. Aug. 4, 1911
Adair, Louis b. Sep. 28, 1910 d. Oct. 4, 1918
Adair, Margaret (Head) b. 1833 d. 1898
Adair, Margie P. b. Jul. 9, 1916 d. unknown
Adair, Nancy L. (?) b. Nov. 6, 1857 d. May. 21, 1933 
Adair, Oda Kay b. Feb. 24, 1908 d. Mar. 27, 1909
Adair, Onie Oleta b. Sep. 29, 1910 d. Oct. 9, 1910
Adair, Ray b. Feb. 24, 1908 d. Mar. 27, 1909
Adair, Stephen M. b. 1881 d. 1971
Adair, Thomas Bennet b. 1876 d. 1963
Adair, Viola P. (?) b. Sep. 27, 1894 d. Aug. 7, 1967
Adair, Willie S. b. 1919 d. 1952
Hunt County List of War Dead
HERALD BANNER, SUN, 15 JUN 2003, A: 4
HUNT COUNTY WAR DEAD (WORLD WAR I,LIST)
ADAIR, ALBERT L.
MOORE, ARLON D.
MOORE, FRED KENNETH
MOORE, WILLIAM T.
SHELTON, CHARLES R.
SHELTON, CHARLIE
Forest Park Cemetery
Greenville, TX

McClintock, Alfred Adair   1917   1948
Adair, Albert G.   1855    1919

McClintock, Docious Pearl (Adair)
Sept 18 1891   Nov 5 1985
Mother of Alfred, Rodney, William & Charlotte

Webb Hill Cemetery - Hunt County, TX

by Gena Forsyth


Adair, Dovie Malone Swinson Jan 8, 1888 May 8, 1966 wife of William Earnest Buddy Swinson After Buddy died she married a Mr Adair it is unknown by the compiler what his name is

Moore, Nancy B Jul 28, 1886 Jul 5, 1887 daughter of PL and P Moore
STEWART CEMETERY

(*denotes burials without markers)

Adair, ____ April, 17, 1853-Dec. 8, 189?
*Adair, Hessie b. Aug. 30, 1896-April 22, 1903
*Adair, J. E.
Adair, J. E. Jan. 1, 1827-June 12, 1892 
*Adair, Jim--their baby (2) 
*Adair, Lorena  daughter of Virginia Moore and Thomas W. H. Adair

*Adair, Loyd b. Oct. 27, 1910-June 14, 1913
*Adair, M. E.
*Adair, Millie 
*Adair, Robert 
*Adair, Robert Emerson b. Aug, 3, 1892 d. young
*Adair, Verbal
Adair, Willard O. May, 23, 1878-Sept. 29, 1948 
*Adair, Willie Marion b. Nov. 19, 1894-Aug. 1, 1895
*Beesinger, Alpha 
*Beesinger, Altha Elizabeth  b. Feb. 24, 1885-Sept. 6, 1895
*Beesinger, Amy
*Beesinger, Clint
*Beesinger, George W. b. Dec. 5, 1874-Feb. 25, 1906
Beesinger, Levi "Lee" 1849-1905
*Beesinger, Mollie Adair 
*
Beesinger, Warren 
*Beesinger, Waylon

Jones, C. W. (O. W.)  March 1886-Sept. 1886
*Jones, F. A. 1886-1910
*Jones, Maggie Lorena b. Feb. 3, 1886 maiden name Adair m. ____Jones died at first childbirth
*Jones, R. F. Mr.                                                
*Jones, R. F. Mrs. 1838-1896
Ladd, Billie D. Sept. 14, 1929-June 1, 1934
Lankford, Louis M. died Nov. 19, 1940 son of Dave Ladd and Cordie Massey
*Massey, Alice  daughter of Charles D. Massey and Mary Moore Massey
Massey, Andy L. 1884-1943 dau. of V. & I.
Massey, Infant son of Sam Massey 1918
Massey, Harris Aug. 22, 1918-Sept. 8, 1918
Massey, John   * Massey, Rozella (Zella real name) Feb. 3, 1887-March 17, 1962 * Aug. 21, 1891-April 4, 1959 son of William and Martha Massey
Massey, Martha J.  (Altom) 1854-1900
Massey, Mary M. (Moore) March 10, 1867-Jan. 10, 1902 daughter of W. S. and Meron Moore  wife of Charles Douglas Massey 

Massey, Roy V. Nov. 30, 1908-April, 4, 1911 son of Sam and Annie Massey
Massey, Sam'l May 21, 1913-Oct. 17, 1915 son of Sam and Annie Massey
*Massey, Vernon   (Footstone) 1918-1921 son of John and Zella Massey
*Massey, Veta      (Footstone) 1915-1917 daughter of John and Zella Massey                                                         1862-1922
Massey, Wm. W.
McCafferty, Ethel E. Oct. 31, 1891-Feb. 5, 1893 dau. of W. R. and G. A.
*McFerty baby 1891-1893
*Mitchell, Amy
*Moore, Bill---their baby
Moore, James O. June 5, 1857-March 6, 1931
Moore, Meron Jan. 13, 1827-Nov. 17, 1888                                      Jan. 2, 1826-Dec. 7, 1886 sister to Martha Edna Adair
Moore, W. J. July 1, 1861-Nov. 13, 1886
Moore, W. S.                                                                 
*Moore, William J. (Bill) b. July 1, 1861-Nov. 13, 1886
Shelton, Curtis Wade Aug. 25, 1885-Feb. 1920
*Shelton, J. Curtis 1885-1920
Shelton, James C. March 17, 1852-Dec. 8, 1898
Shelton, Mary Josephine April 30, 1854-Feb. 21, 1918
*Shelton, Wade
Forest Park Cemetery
5605 Highway 69 south
Greenville, TX

Adair, Albert G.  B2
Langford, Beatrice  G
Langford, Bebe Hopkins A13
Langford, J. D.  B4
Langford, Kathryn R.  B4
Langford, Mary J. F.  B4
Langford, Otha  G
Lankford, Bud  H-I
Moore, A. S., Jr.  B13
Moore, Baby  BL1
Moore, Billy Ray  G
Moore, Claude C. A7
Moore, Claude Wasson  C26
Moore, Edna Joy  G
Moore, Elizabeth Byers  C26
Moore, Elsie J.  D2
Moore, Ethel  C9
Moore, Francis Ann  B5
Moore, G.F.  C9
Moore, Horace  B5
Moore, Hubert  DA
Moore, J.D.  DA
Moore, Janice  B13
Moore, Jessie Allen A8
Moore, John M.  B5
Moore, Lotha Lue  DA
Moore, Melba Jean  C4
Moore, Mildred  DA
Moore, Nell E. A7
Moore, Nona Frances A8
Moore, Paul Reece  C21
Moore, O.S., Jr.  K
Moore, O. Sam  B5
Moore, Richard Lee BL2
Moore, Roscoe R.  DAB
Moore, Ruth  DAB
Moore, Sallie Lou  K
Moore, Sammy  B5
Moore, Sylvia Ruth  C21
Moore, Thelma  B5
Moore, Thomas Nall  C3
Hall Cemetery
Lone Oak, TX
by Elaine Nall Bay and Patricia Nall


Surveyed August 2005

Travel on Hwy. 69S from Lone Oak about one mile west of Lone Oak; turn north onto Hunt County Road 3133. Travel 2 miles to Hall Cemetery Road; turn east onto Hall Cemetery Road. Each row begins at the center drive through the cemetery.

Adair, G.W. ---- Apr 4 1881 Aged 22 yrs, 11 mo, 13 d
Adair, G.H. Apr 15 1814 Oct 27 1888
     Adair, Mary E.J. Jan 11 1835 Apr 17 1900
          Wife of G.H. Adair

Sunny Point Cemetery - Hunt County, TX

Adair, Charley V b. 1871 d. 1942
Adair, Cora B b. Dec. 4, 1896 d. unknown
Adair, Fleda Berle b. Oct. 17, 1924 d. Jun. 21, 1934
Adair, Loyd b. unknown d. unknown
Adair, Margaret Evelyn b. Jul. 13, 1918 d. Mar. 9, 1919
Adair, Ray E b. Jan. 17, 1896 d. Feb. 9, 1959
Adair, Rotha b. 1878 d. 1970
Moore, Earl
b. 1895 d. 1952

Moore, Mary Earl
b. Sep. 17, 1922 d. Sep. 17, 1922Gunter, Forest W
b. 1920 d. 1974

Gunter, Gerta M
b. 1921 d. unknown

Gunter, Minnie Ora
b. 1875 d. 1941

Gunter, S J
b. Jul. 7, 1841 d. May. 6, 1901

Gunter, Wm. T
b. 1865 d. 1928
Yarbro, Beulah Fay
b. Jan. 27, 1926 d. May. 2, 1969

Yarbrough, John Marvin
b. Feb. 18, 1883 d. Oct. 6, 1884
Mount Carmel Cemetery

Wolfe City, TX

Transcribed from the Hunt County Texas Cemetery Books Vol 1 through Vol 4

Shelton Alexander Moody     1860 12 18 1916   "husband of Mary Elizabeth ""Betty"" Shelton, married 5-1-1895"
Shelton Annette    1 5 1916 9 5 2002   wife of Raymond Shelton
Shelton Collie    10 3 1881 7 10 1883   son of A.W. and N.J. Shelton
Shelton Edgar       1887   1889  
Shelton J W     1857   1936  
Shelton Jessie      1889   1904  
Shelton M J     1860   1934  
Shelton Mary  "Elizabeth ""Betty"" "  Coulter 8 27 1874 7 20 1948   "wife of Alexander Moody Shelton, married 5-1-1895"
Shelton Minnie E     1876   1957  
Shelton Myrtle   Ivy 10 31 1897      wife of Sidney Marion Shelton
Shelton "Robert ""Bob""" M   9 10 1918   1997  U.S. Navy WWII "age 79 yrs., hsuband of Dotty (Thompson) Shelton, married 3-8-1943, son of Sidney Marion and Myrtle Shelton, he was a Mason"
Shelton Sidney Marion   12 28 1891 7 13 1967   "husband of Myrtle Shelton, he was a Mason"
Shelton William W     1871   1945
Moore A D   9 4 1848 8 16 1904   "husband of P.J. Moore, he was a member of the Woodmen of the World."
Moore Albert  Ray   7 16 1900 1 18 1985   "d/d could be 1-18-1986, husband of E.C. (Waid) Moore and son of Walter B. and Lula H. Moore. He was known as the ""Father of the Texas State Prison Rodeo"", which he organized in 1933."
Moore Bert Ranson Jr.  12 22 1938 1 7 2003   "son of Bert Ranson Sr. and Alma Estelle (Stout) Moore and husband of Vianell (Craver) Moore, married 12-22-1987"
Moore Bob R   5 6 1930 4 12 2001  U.S. Air Force Veteran son of Benjamin Harvey and Willie (Cope) Moore.
Moore Carlos M     1891   1948   son of Jimmy and ____ Moore
Moore Charlie C   10 19 1887 3 30 1973  Texas Pvt. U.S. Army WWI husband of Etta Moore
Moore Etta     5 24 1892 8 7 1964   wife of Charlie C. Moore
Moore Eugene    1 12 1910   1994  
Moore Howard M     1914   1920  
Moore J R   12 14 1851 6 14 1930   husband of Nina A. (Kiser or Kaiser) Moore
Moore J W     1831 12 5 1891   age of 60 years
Moore James Morris     1870   1957   "husband of Mary Susan ""Mollie"" Moore"
Moore James "Thomas ""J.T."""   5 22 1921 3 11 1988   husband of Margaret Louise Moore
Moore James  Corbett   8 16 1896     (Papa) husband of Lula Matilda Moore
Moore John W   3 2 1866 1 16 1943   husband of ____ Moore
Moore Lula H  Henslee   1872   1945   wife of Walter Bryant Moore
Moore Lula Matilda  McDonald 11 19 1903   1988  (Mother) wife of James Corbett Moore
Moore Margaret Louise  Woods 5 18 1928      "wife of James Thomas ""J.T."" Moore, married 11-1-1946"
Moore Mary J     1860   1935  
Moore "Mary ""Mollie""" Susan  Seaton   1875   1969   wife of James Morris Moore
Moore Mrs. E.C.   Waid 5 2 1904 11 27 1997   "wife of Albert Ray Moore, married 2-20-1924. Daughter of Walter William and Harried Elizabeth ""Hattie"" (Wortham) Waid"
Moore Mrs. John W   12 22 1869 12 31 1957   wife of John W. Moore
Moore Nancy    3 11 1818 11 20 1891   "wife of L.W. Moore, she has the 5th oldest tombstone in this cemetery. She was not the 5th burial"
Moore Nathaniel  Bates   12 14 1844 12 2 1925  
Moore Nina A     1861   1953   "Nina A. (Kiser or Kaiser), wife of J.R. Moore"
Moore P J   9 11 1852 12 3 1895   wife of A.D. Moore
Moore Raymond  S.     1907   1945  
Moore Sammie    11 24 1881 12 6 1893   daughter of A.D. and P.J. Moore
Moore Thomas  Eugene   2 25 1925 5 11 1988  
Moore W.  "J. ""Jeff"""     1880   1918  
Moore Walter Bryant     1876   1928   husband of Lula H. Moore

East Mount Cemetery - Greenville, TX

Transcribed From the Hunt County Texas Cemetery Books Vol 1 through Vol 4

Shelton, Bessie
b. Jan. 30, 1916 d. Jun. 6, 1922

Shelton, Elizabeth Clements
b. May. 19, 1916 d. Feb. 5, 1975

Shelton, Lee Roy
b. Aug. 21, 1899 d. Feb. 23, 1975

Shelton, Mary F
b. Jan. 18, 1877 d. Jun. 13, 1959

Shelton, Thomas Mitchell
b. Mar. 13, 1867 d. Jan. 13, 1945

Shelton, Zackery
b. Mar. 15, 1909 d. Aug. 30, 1974
Rehobeth Cemetery - Wolfe City, TX

Moore, John C
b. Apr. 12, 1895 d. Feb. 17, 1898

Moore, John L
b. Dec. 20, 1844 d. Jul. 20, 1894

Moore, Lillie Bell
b. Nov. 28, 1900 d. Apr. 11, 1903

Moore, Sallie
b. Jan. 5, 1845 d. Mar. 27, 1913

Moore, Thomas
b. 1845 d. 1915

Moore, Thomas P
b. Nov. 23, 1830 d. Sep. 17, 1897

Moore, Willie P
b. Feb. 28, 1899 d. Nov. 18, 1899

Shelton, C R
b. Jun. 7, 1887 d. Feb. 2, 1890

Shelton, Kittie
b. Oct. 5, 1888 d. Feb. 19, 1889

T. Wade Adair moved from Covington (Tipton Co.) Tennessee to Texas to work on a sheep ranch. All of the family came soon after by box car to Cleburne (Johnson Co.) Texas. -- Shirley B. Adair
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