SB-C101 Meader-Judson Cemetery AKA Judson Meader Cem. NOT AKA Meador Cem.Topo area3193-233 Sabine Co Hist Commission with Kay Parker McCary, Weldon McDaniel, and M. Doer website, Rootsweb: “near Myrtle Springs Cemetery on FM 330 - Geneva to Sexton Road.” Check for updates on website. [Note difference in spelling between Meader and Meador cemeteries.]THC site visit MB 8/05/04 w/ W. McDaniels: Milam, Tx area.Small fenced site in clear cut area, no buffer. Formal limestone markers, mostly broken, fallen, with stumps of Cedar marker trees. Area appears damaged from logging. Remaining markers seasonal overgrowth. Barbed wire fence recently erected by landowner, Meader-Judson sign at cemetery by SCHC. Approx 0.03 acre, estimated boundary by recent fence. GPS at marked graves. GPS 31.29.40.61962N –93.54.11.39552W. Quad 3193-233Highly endangered, damaged by commercial clear cut logging. Barbed wire fence replaced but all markers damaged, stumps of Cedar marker trees. But recent preservation efforts by landowner and SCHC. 3193-233 Local history notes
Meader-Judson
Walk among the Texans who came before.
Meader-Judson is a cemetery in Milam, Sabine County. It is one of 103 cemeteries documented in Sabine County in the Texas Historical Commission Atlas, among 148 historic sites cataloged across the county.
The site sits at 31.4948, -93.9034 near Milam. The nearest cataloged historic site is King-Dean Cemetery (cemetery), about 0.4 miles away. Others within a short drive include Geneva Myrtle Springs Cemetery, Jones-Sweet House, and Williams Family.
This record corresponds to Texas Historical Commission Atlas #7403010103. Use the map below for its exact position and turn-by-turn directions.
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