| Perrin Family Cemetery Franklin County, Texas |
| The Perrin Family Cemetery is on County Road 2160, Franklin County, Texas. It is located roughly longitude 95 West and latitude 33.2 North, a few miles northeast of Mt. Vernon. The plot is approximately 150-200 yards east of the road and is in some fairly dense woods. Many thanks to Bob Tinsley for showing us the location. |
| # 7 west face Alfred C. Perrin Born Apr. 20, 1880 Died May 23, 1880 |
| #1 Cirt Perrin Born Feb. 9, 1890 Died Jan. 5. 1901 Weep not he is at rest Note: He is reported to be a twin of Wirt Perrin born Feb. 9, 1891 |
| #7 north face Infant Dau. of Alfred & Fannie Perrin Born & Died Jan. 30, 1881 |
| #2 Willie Perrin Born Mar. 14, 1899 Died July 18, 1900 Sleep our sweet baby And take thy rest. God calls away when He thinks best. |
| #3 Infant Son of W. J & Bettie Perrin Born & Died 1897 Happy Infant, early blest, Rest in peaceful slumber, rest. |
| #4 Bettie Perrin Born Sept. 15, 1862 Died May 12, 1900 Note: Bettie's maiden name was Gill. She married Mr. Duty before marrying W. J. Perrin |
| #5 Ramon Son of W. J. & Mary Perrin Born Jan. 5,1905 Died Jan. 26, 1905 Suffer little children to come unto me. |
| #6 south face James N.* Perrin Born Oct. 2, 1813 Died Nov. 12, 1866* He took thee from a world of care, An everlasting bliss to share. |
| #6 north face T. A. E. Virginia Perrin Born Jan. 6, 1822 Died Nov. 12, 1866 Our mother has gone to a mansion of rest, to the glorious land of the Deity blest. |
| #7 south face Leath Perrin Born Dec. 26, 1877 Died June 30, 1879 |
| *Note James M. Perrin is listed as James N. Perrin on this stone. The death date is in question because we have found James M. Perrin's obituary in the Sept 18, 1890 Dallas Morning News reporting his death on Sept. 6, 1890. |
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| This plot is surrounded by a chain link fence that is about 4 feet high and is approx. 12 yds by 8 yds. Gravestones are numbered 1 thru 7. Stones numbered 6 & 7 are inscribed for more than 1 person. There are 10 people buried at the cemetery as far as we can determine. |
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| #7 east face At rest The rose may fade the lily die. But flowers immortal bloom on high |
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