Hulin Cemetery, Lamar County, Texas

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Hulin Cemetery, Lamar County, Texas

LOCATION: Hulin Cemetery, named that because it is the name on the only surviving stone, is in the extreme northwest quadrant of the county. It is in Block 12of the Lamar County Road Map produced by American Drafting and Services revised December 1993.

DIRECTIONS: The cemetery is off County Road 37500, north of State Highway 78. The land belonged to Mrs. Eleanor Trig Crawford, Rt. 2, Box 116 B, Sumner, TX, 75486.

GPS COORDINATES: GPS Coordinates are not available.

OLDEST KNOWN BURIAL: The only inscribed marker is that of Sam Hulin, son of Thos. and A. Hulin who died 31 Aug 1879.

NUMBER OF GRAVES: There are only 1 known graves in the cemetery. (July 2017)

SIGNS/MARKERS: There is no sign for the cemetery.

LAST ENUMERATION: The site was visited by Betsy and Butch Mills and Ron Brothers.

ADD'L INFORMATION: The only grave is that of Sam Hulin, son of Thos. and A. Hulin who died 31 Aug 1879. The stone was found in a pasture in the Direct Community in December 1995. The land belonged to Mrs. Eleanor Trig Crawford, Rt. 2, Box 116 B, Sumner, TX, 75486. An old timer who came to the site told that there was once a small cemetery in an area just south of the road where an old barn had once been burned down. He could remember seeing about 20 stones in the area. No stones other than Sam H. Hulin exist now.

PICTURE(S): Photograph of the Cemetery Is Not Available.

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LOCATION:	Hulin Cemetery, named that because it is the name on the only surviving stone, is in the extreme northwest quadrant of the county. It is in Block 12of the Lamar County Road Map produced by American Drafting and Services revised December 1993.
DIRECTIONS:	The cemetery is off County Road 37500, north of State Highway 78. The land belonged to Mrs. Eleanor Trig Crawford, Rt. 2, Box 116 B, Sumner, TX, 75486.
GPS COORDINATES:	GPS Coordinates are not available.
OLDEST KNOWN BURIAL:	The only inscribed marker is that of Sam Hulin, son of Thos. and A. Hulin who died 31 Aug 1879.
NUMBER OF GRAVES:	There are only 1 known graves in the cemetery. (July 2017)
SIGNS/MARKERS:	There is no sign for the cemetery.
LAST ENUMERATION:	The site was visited by Betsy and Butch Mills and Ron Brothers.
ADD'L INFORMATION:	The only grave is that of Sam Hulin, son of Thos. and A. Hulin who died 31 Aug 1879. The stone was found in a pasture in the Direct Community in December 1995. The land belonged to Mrs. Eleanor Trig Crawford, Rt. 2, Box 116 B, Sumner, TX, 75486. An old timer who came to the site told that there was once a small cemetery in an area just south of the road where an old barn had once been burned down. He could remember seeing about 20 stones in the area. No stones other than Sam H. Hulin exist now.
PICTURE(S):	Photograph of the Cemetery Is Not Available.