Evergreen Cemetery
A rural community of farming families once existed in this area. Known as Evergreen, it was named for the numerous evergreen trees in the vicinity. A small school and church building provided a gathering place for the community. Land given for the school in 1879 by early settlers R.T. and Susan Lively also became the site of a community graveyard. The earliest known burial to occur here was that of Philip Pipkin (1817-1886). Others interred in the cemetery include descendants of the Lively and other pioneer families.
31.5607° N, 95.4085° W
Where to Find It
6.6 miles northeast of Grapeland on FM 228, then north on FM 2022 1 mile to cemetery road, then west .2 mile
Nearby Markers
- 1 mi N Houston's Mound Grapeland
- 2.2 mi SW Livelyville Cemetery
- 2.3 mi SW Jane Dotson Lively
- 3.3 mi N Sadler, William T. Slocum
- 3.4 mi E Waneta Community and School
- 3.9 mi SE Brewington Baptist Church Grapeland