Lowell Cemetery Erath County Texas

Lowell Cemetery Erath County Texas small rural cemetery of former communities Moccasin Rock and Lowell, earliest burial burial, 5 1/2 m https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/4957/lowell-cemetery

5 1/2 miles WEST of Lingleville on FM Hwy 8 just west of CR 397 on south/left side; Five miles EAST of Desdemona just east of CR 360 on south/right side of road.

James Alvin “Major” Price (1895-1918) This Memorial Day, we honor James Price, who made the ultimate sacrifice when his ...
05/25/2026

James Alvin “Major” Price (1895-1918) This Memorial Day, we honor James Price, who made the ultimate sacrifice when his ship, the SS Tuscania, was torpedoed by a German U-boat off the coast of Ireland. Affectionately known as 'Major' to his family and friends, he is laid to rest near the community he called home, at Lowell.

Our condolences on the passing of Addie Nina Bishop, granddaughter of Amelia Pool Varner (1868–1915) and William Varner ...
05/08/2026

Our condolences on the passing of Addie Nina Bishop, granddaughter of Amelia Pool Varner (1868–1915) and William Varner (1857–1928), who rest at Lowell Cemetery.

Celebrate the life of Addie Bishop and join others in sharing memories, stories, and condolences.

05/05/2026

Thank you to Gene Grimshaw for repairing and replacing our flag at Lowell Cemetery. Gene honors his great grandparents, Albina Jane Crenshaw Rogers (1856-1934) and John William Rogers (1851-1933), who arrived in the area about 1884 when it was known as Moccasin Rock. When the post office opened in 1893, it was named Lowell. John Rogers served as Lowell postmaster from 1893 to 1897. Their grave marker is shown in the lower right corner of this photo.

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137 County Road 548
Stephenville, TX
76401

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