Trimble Cemetery
Edwin Trimble (1808-1869) left a properous life in Kentucky and brought his family to Texas in 1854, settling in this area following the Civil War. This site became a burial ground upon his death from a snakebite. Laid to rest with him are his wife, Dorothy G. Trimble (1808-1875), killed by a robber; Edwin's mother, Mary S. Trimble (1786-1878); Son, Robert Trimble (1850-1877), Lillie McDaniel (1865-1879) Daughter of T.M. McDaniel; Grace Lytle (1880-1881), Daughter of W.T. Lytle; Edwin's grandson, J.G. Trimble, Jr. (1862-1884); Cattleman Thomas M. McDaniel (1838-1887); and early San Antonio resident and businessman William T. Lytle (1850-1891). Historic Texas Cemetery - 2001
29.2076° N, 98.8112° W
Where to Find It
On frontage road of IH 35, 1.4 mi SQ of Benton City Rd on the edge of the town of Lytle.
Nearby Markers
- 1 mi SW Robert Lee Bobbitt
- 1.8 mi E Benton City Cemetery Lytle
- 1.9 mi NE Lytle Methodist Church Lytle
- 2.2 mi N Atascosa Lodge No. 379, A.F. and A.M. Lytle
- 2.3 mi N First Baptist Church of Lytle Lytle
- 2.5 mi E Benton City Institute, The Lytle