Freestone Co. TX
Brewer Family Cemetery

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Background: Small privately owned located just inside the Freestone county line.
  Green Berry Brewer filled for land on October 10, 1835 from the State of 
  Coahuila and Texas, Mexico.  Brewer got the land after paying the Mexican
  government $62.50 on October 26, 1835.  Later this was to become the Brewer
  Prairie community (the precursor to Teague).

Cemetery Description:  Covers about 1/3 acre with cyclone fence enclosure.

Location:  6 miles east of Donie.

Directions: From Donie, take a left on FM-164, travel 1.8 miles towards Buffalo,
  take another left and travel .3 miles on a gravel road and you will see a
  small wooden sign.  Take a left and go .2 miles on a narrow road. 

Number of Gaves:  8 fieldstone markers, number of iron-ore rocks marking burial
  sites, and three sites marked with seashells.

Oldest Marked Grave: Aug 18, 1872  Susan Hall
  
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

3 sea shell grave covers - no markers

Brown, Fanny W.         10/01/1826-11/10/1879
Brewer, Effie Bryan     10/01/1881-02/16/1968
Brewer, Luther Newton   07/22/1878-11/13/1939
Brewer, J.W.            10/01/1837-12/06/1875 seashells on grave
Brewer, Dan             09/12/1829-12/13/1892
Brewer, Mabel           02/23/1898-01/16/1901
Brewer, Ruth            01/01/1913-08/23/1914
Brewer, Barton E.       09/04/1894-11/24/1900 s/o W.F. & L.E.
Brewer, Otis Virgil Sr. 09/13/1907-03/21/1983 s/o Luther N.; h/o Mary Bobbie; *O*
Brewer, R. H.           07/17/1910-04/12/1952

Hall, Johnnie           04/10/1876-06/09/1877 
Hall, A. L.             11/01/1855-01/14/1877 w/o B.F.
Hall, J. T.             09/15/1874-01/09/1876 s/o B.F. & A.L.
Hall, Susan             02/28/1872-08/18/1872 d/o B.F. & A.L.