Cedar Point Church and Cemetery
Formal organization of the Cedar Point Church occurred in July 1885, shortly after a church building was constructed at this site. Led by Presbyterian circuit preachers, the congregation placed emphasis on Christian education, music, and revivals until a declining membership led to dissolution about 1946. Within a few years of its organization, the Cedar Point Church began the adjacent cemetery in which the first marked grave, that of Sam Houston Rice, dates to 1891. A cemetery association, formed after the church disbanded, has maintained the grounds over the years.
31.4354° N, 95.2461° W
Where to Find It
12 miles northeast fo Crockett on SH 21, then 5 miles south on FM 1733, then on dirt road .75 mile
Nearby Markers
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- 3.8 mi S Center Hill
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