Archer County, Texas Cemeteries
Megargel Cemetery (New Cemetery)
Block Lot 4 Joe J. Cross
J.J. Cross, 79, moved to Archer County in 1907 and helped establish the town of Megargel. He lived at Megargel until moving to Fort Worth. Mr. Cross was a road commissioner and constable at Megargel.
Joseph Jefferson Cross, 79, West Texas farmer, moved to Archer County in 1907 and helped establish the town of Megargel, where he lived until moving to Fort Worth. He served as Archer County Road Commissioner and constable at Megargel.
Mr. Cross was a member of Cornell Baptist Church and was a former employee of Fort Worth Floral Company.
Survived by four sons - Virgil A. Cross, F.C. Cross, Walter W. Cross, Joe L. Cross; two daughters - Mrs. Lillian Stegall and Mrs. R.H. Henderson; one brother - Roy R. Cross; one sister - Mrs. Edith Jennings; 16 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.
Contributed by Searchers of Our Past
Megargel Cemetery (New Cemetery)
Block Lot 4 Joe J. Cross
J.J. Cross, 79, moved to Archer County in 1907 and helped establish the town of Megargel. He lived at Megargel until moving to Fort Worth. Mr. Cross was a road commissioner and constable at Megargel.
Joseph Jefferson Cross, 79, West Texas farmer, moved to Archer County in 1907 and helped establish the town of Megargel, where he lived until moving to Fort Worth. He served as Archer County Road Commissioner and constable at Megargel.
Mr. Cross was a member of Cornell Baptist Church and was a former employee of Fort Worth Floral Company.
Survived by four sons - Virgil A. Cross, F.C. Cross, Walter W. Cross, Joe L. Cross; two daughters - Mrs. Lillian Stegall and Mrs. R.H. Henderson; one brother - Roy R. Cross; one sister - Mrs. Edith Jennings; 16 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.
Contributed by Searchers of Our Past
Archer County, Texas Cemeteries
Megargel Cemetery (New Cemetery)
Block Lot 4 Joe J. Cross
J.J. Cross, 79, moved to Archer County in 1907 and helped establish the town of Megargel. He lived at Megargel until moving to Fort Worth. Mr. Cross was a road commissioner and constable at Megargel.
Joseph Jefferson Cross, 79, West Texas farmer, moved to Archer County in 1907 and helped establish the town of Megargel, where he lived until moving to Fort Worth. He served as Archer County Road Commissioner and constable at Megargel.
Mr. Cross was a member of Cornell Baptist Church and was a former employee of Fort Worth Floral Company.
Survived by four sons - Virgil A. Cross, F.C. Cross, Walter W. Cross, Joe L. Cross; two daughters - Mrs. Lillian Stegall and Mrs. R.H. Henderson; one brother - Roy R. Cross; one sister - Mrs. Edith Jennings; 16 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.
Contributed by Searchers of Our Past
Megargel Cemetery (New Cemetery)
Block Lot 4 Joe J. Cross
J.J. Cross, 79, moved to Archer County in 1907 and helped establish the town of Megargel. He lived at Megargel until moving to Fort Worth. Mr. Cross was a road commissioner and constable at Megargel.
Joseph Jefferson Cross, 79, West Texas farmer, moved to Archer County in 1907 and helped establish the town of Megargel, where he lived until moving to Fort Worth. He served as Archer County Road Commissioner and constable at Megargel.
Mr. Cross was a member of Cornell Baptist Church and was a former employee of Fort Worth Floral Company.
Survived by four sons - Virgil A. Cross, F.C. Cross, Walter W. Cross, Joe L. Cross; two daughters - Mrs. Lillian Stegall and Mrs. R.H. Henderson; one brother - Roy R. Cross; one sister - Mrs. Edith Jennings; 16 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.
Contributed by Searchers of Our Past
Family Members
Siblings
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
