Information supplied by Kathey Hunt, Kaufman County Texas
Old Berry Family Cemetery Henderson County This cemetery is located on the McGaha farm. South from the Kaufman-Henderson County line on FM 2613 to Hiway 85. Proceed south past the intersection to first road on the right (west), which will lead you to the site. Site was enumerated 17 Oct 1999 by Kathey Kelley Hunt & Kenna Leseman. At the time the site was overgrown in weeds, as if it had not been mowed in several months, or even years. Tombstones were toppled and off their bases, some laying flat. Enumeration: Flint William C. 11-28-1848 1-16-1908 (William Chastine Flint information provided by Carolyn Flint Garner In Memory of Husband of Lavina Flint (note: 2nd husband of Martha Lavina Nutt Berry Flint Berry Henry L 10-12-1868 2-12-1898 Berry Mattie A 10-8-1870 1-23-1889 Dau of J & N A Berry Jimmie 9-6-1880 3-2-1881 Son of Jos.(possibly Jas.) & N A Berry Mary Died 1-29-1860 aged 3 mos, 15 days Berry Thomas Died 2-17-1874 aged 80 years Berry Thomas Died Feb 17, 1874 aged 60 years Berry George 9-16-1852 6-15-1884 Son of T & N A Berry Mrs N A 4-8-1821 4-29-1902 **on shared stone with Thomas (age 60) above. Note that Thomas' death date matches the one listed as age 80 , above. Berry Henry R. 2-10-1856 8-25-1886 Husband of Lavina Flint (note: 1st husband of Martha Lavina Nutt Berry Flint, information provided by Carolyn Flint Garner) Ivey Margaret E 3-9-1844 5-29-1877 In Memory of Wife of B F Ivey - Aged 33 yrs Nutt Mrs Margaret M 9-15-1815 3-10-1880 In Memory of Mother of Mrs. Lavina Flint Rogers Charlie 6-6-1887 6-25-1887 **NOTE: on double marker with ROGERS Zacahary Vinson 4-21-1880 11-19-1887 UNKNOWN GRAVES There appears to be 1 unmarked grave next to Margaret Nutt - marked with a piece of limestone and in a bed of iris There appears to be 2 graves marked with small red stones next to William C. Flint. They have markings as if they were once inscribed, however, they are now illegible (note from Carolyn Flint Garner) At the bottom of your page under Unknown Graves, it states that there appears to be 1 unmarked grave next to Margara Nutt - marked with a piece of limestone and in a bed of iris. This is most likely the grave of her husband, William M. Nutt, and the father of Martha Lavina Nutt Berry Flint. The 1 grave next to William C. Flint is that of his and Martha Lavina's infant son, Central Flint, who was born and died 9-29-1903. William Chastine Flint and Martha Lavina Nutt Berry Flint are my great-grandparents. I have done a lot of research on my Flint line and know the above information to be correct.
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