Cedar Grove Cemetery
The first documented burial in the cemetery, that of Phebe A. Martin, took place in 1875, three years after the town of Trinity was laid out on the George W. Wilson survey. Nearly 100 graves, many of them from an 1897-98 diphtheria epidemic, date to the 19th century. In 1914, a cemetery association was chartered to manage and maintain the public burial ground. Among those buried here are founders of Trinity, professional and business leaders, and local citizens who served in the United States armed forces. Texas Sesquicentennial 1836-1986
30.9450° N, 95.3826° W
Where to Find It
W. Main St. (FM 230), north side between Smith and Cemetery streets
Nearby Markers
- 0.1 mi N Jacob Pope And Elizabeth Ann Barnes Trinity
- 0.3 mi E Waco, Beaumont, Trinity & Sabine Railroad Trinity
- 0.3 mi NE I. N. Parker House Trinity
- 0.4 mi SE Ranald McDonald House Trinity
- 0.4 mi E Charles Nesbitt "Charlie" Wilson Trinity
- 0.4 mi E First United Methodist Church of Trinity Trinity