Meador Cemetery
Virginia-born Dr. Richard A. Meador (1808-1853) and his wife Mary Ann (Tucker) (1818-1864) came to Sabine County in 1844 and built a home near this site. Their young child Sarah died in 1850 and the family buried here in their garden since there was no public cemetery at that time. The garden was firmly established as the Meador Family Cemetery with the burial of other family members, many of whom were important in the development of Sabine County. There are approximately forty graves here which are maintained by the Meador Family Cemetery Association. (1983)
31.4371° N, 93.8455° W
Where to Find It
Meador Cemetery, on Meador Cemetery Lane
Nearby Markers
- 0.2 mi S Bethany Baptist Church North Milam
- 0.2 mi W Milam Cemetery Milam
- 0.3 mi W Francis Marcus Weatherred Milam
- 0.3 mi S The Milam Masonic Institute Milam
- 0.3 mi S John C. Hale Milam
- 0.3 mi S Milam Milam