Naler Cemetery
Joseph Naler (1803-1882) migrated to this area from Georgia in 1851. Originally part of his land, this site was first used as a cemetery in 1863 for the burial of his wife Polly (Pruitt) (b. 1813). Naler died in Waco and was later reinterred here. The burial ground was chartered in 1900 and a cemetery association was organized in 1947. The original 2-acre tract was later enlarged by the addition of adjoining land, the former site of a Cumberland Presbyterian Church building. Started before the founding of Moody, the cemetery contains the graves of many pioneer settlers.
31.3086° N, 97.3647° W
Where to Find It
Ninth & Ave. G., Moody
Nearby Markers
- 0.1 mi S Kuykendall House Moody
- 0.1 mi E Moody Moody
- 0.2 mi SE The Howard House Moody
- 0.2 mi SE Hill House Moody
- 0.3 mi NE First Baptist Church of Moody Moody
- 0.5 mi E Moody United Methodist Church Moody