SB-C047 Clark-Clarktown Cemetery AKA ClarktownNOT AKA Clark-Dickey Cem.USGS point3193-224 Sabine Co Hist Commission with Kay Parker McCary, Weldon McDaniel, and M. Doer website, Rootsweb: 311026N-0934627W. 13 graves. See website link for photos. THC site visit 8/07/04 MB: Scrapping Valley, Tx area. SH 87 intersection with FM 3315 go S on SH 87 for 1.8 miles to Clarktown Rd, then 1.1 mile to Y intersection, stay left to SW on Outbound Road (no sign) for 2.5 miles, then before next Y turn R or N for 1.0 mile (past small rustic unique house on right, built in 1940s by and for handicapped man) to 30 ft. drive access up slight rise. Entrance has cattle gate, with field fencing around small site. Seasonal overgrowth, wooded area. Formal markers, vertical and flat, some recent granite markers by fieldstones. Clark-Clarktown Cemetery. Approx 0.05 acre. SB-C047. Scrapping Valley, Tx. GPS 31.10.25.98083N –93.46.28.39878W. Quad 3193-224. © RIP Survey, Texas Historical Commission.Medium risk endangerment, nat’l forest, logging area, deer leases, dense woodland, but fenced, seasonal maintenance, sign on road. 3193-224 USGS, no name
Clark-Clarktown
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Clark-Clarktown is a cemetery in Sabine County, Texas. It is one of 105 cemeteries documented in Sabine County in the Texas Historical Commission Atlas, among 152 historic sites cataloged across the county.
The site sits at 31.1741, -93.7747. The nearest cataloged historic site is South Prong Conner (cemetery), about 1.0 miles away. Others within a short drive include Smith, Obediah Jackson, Clark Dickey, and Wilkerson Family Graves.
This record corresponds to Texas Historical Commission Atlas #7403004705. Use the map below for its exact position and turn-by-turn directions.
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