Hughey Chapel Cemetery
The family of Jefferson Edmond Hughey lived in this area by 1859, settling on a 260-acre homestead. Family members established a cemetery at this site, where the earliest marked burial, that of Mary Ann Garmany Boozer, Hughey's mother-in-law, dates to 1876. In the vicinity of the burial ground, the Hugheys built a chapel that also served area families as a schoolhouse. The property remained in the Hughey family until 1989. Today, the burial ground, which includes graves of Confederate veterans, remains a link to the area's early settlers. Historic Texas Cemetery - 2004
30.3099° N, 95.9499° W
Where to Find It
CR 307 SW of Stoneham, on private land
Nearby Markers
- 1.3 mi SW McAlpine Cemetery White Hall
- 1.6 mi SW White Hall School Navasota vicinity
- 2 mi SW Union Grove Baptist Church White Hall
- 3 mi NE Stoneham Methodist Church Stoneham
- 3.6 mi NE The Stoneham Cemetery Stoneham
- 3.7 mi NE Andrew Jackson Montgomery Stoneham