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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1T4E_cottonwood-cemetery-historical_Scurry-TX.html
Established in 1882 on land donated by settler J.W. Swayze for a church building, school house, and cemetery. First grave was that of J.R. Swayze (1850-1882), a brother of the donor.
Now enlarged to five acres, the cemetery includes acreage don…
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The Rev. A.M.K. Sowell served as the first pastor for this congregation, organized in 1880. Worship services were held in a log building constructed on land donated for community use by C.L. Tippett and J.W. Swayze. Members shared the facility wit…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1T0O_kaufman-lodge-no-726-a-f-a-m-historical_Scurry-TX.html
The first Mason Lodge in Kaufman County, Bloomfield Lodge No. 112, was located in Kaufman. In times of heavy rain during the 1880s, the roads were impassable. For this reason 16 members petitioned for a lodge charter in the 8-year-old town of Scur…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1T0N_mt-olive-missionary-baptist-church-historical_Scurry-TX.html
Organized in 1860 during the Civil War era, this is one of the oldest active churches of Kaufman County. It was originally located at Mt. Olive Cemetery (1.5 mi. W) in a one-room log cabin which was also used for a school. The Rev. E. S. Colthorp …