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On a recent trip through east Texas I stopped in
Burksville at the Cemetery which is dated 1850. Within the Cemetery, I found a single BRACK headstone placed inside what looked to be a very large family plot which is surrounded by a small concrete barrier. This is the only inscription that I wrote done from the cemetery which is of interest to me and hope it may be of interest to other researchers. From the inscription, all the names listed on headstone must be buried within the concrete surrounding.
Headstone reads as follows(per line-exactly)...
<<Gray weathered granite stone>>
BRACK(top-center-large captial letters)
<<Detailed etching surrounding the following names>>
Mother Sodora Brack 1811 - 1881
Son Capt. T.J. Brack 1829-1888
Son W.C. Brack 1830-1862
Infant Daughter of W.C. Brack
Birtie & Leon Brack Children of T.J. Brack
H.D. Youngblood Stepson of T.J. Brack
1870-1890
Hope this aids another researcher...
thanks, Roxanne
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