According to Carr Spraberry, a man named Dykes was killed in Dickens County, Texas by his half-brother and brought to Jones county. He was the third person to be buried in the Mount Hope Cemetery. See photo for the newspaper article. I don't know where the person is buried within the cemetery.
The newspaper article is in the Western Enterprise, 8/24/1938, Thursday - Page 4. It is under an article about the cemetery based on information from Carr Spraberry.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/82778914/?terms=%22Carr%20Spraberry%22&match=1
The newspaper article is in the Western Enterprise, 8/24/1938, Thursday - Page 4. It is under an article about the cemetery based on information from Carr Spraberry.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/82778914/?terms=%22Carr%20Spraberry%22&match=1
According to Carr Spraberry, a man named Dykes was killed in Dickens County, Texas by his half-brother and brought to Jones county. He was the third person to be buried in the Mount Hope Cemetery. See photo for the newspaper article. I don't know where the person is buried within the cemetery.
The newspaper article is in the Western Enterprise, 8/24/1938, Thursday - Page 4. It is under an article about the cemetery based on information from Carr Spraberry.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/82778914/?terms=%22Carr%20Spraberry%22&match=1
The newspaper article is in the Western Enterprise, 8/24/1938, Thursday - Page 4. It is under an article about the cemetery based on information from Carr Spraberry.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/82778914/?terms=%22Carr%20Spraberry%22&match=1
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