Martindale, Caldwell Co. Cemeteries of TX Transcribed by Ms. Velma Fogle Care and data collection also provided by Alison Tutor Submitted by RockHound Gal http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Etx/Caldwell/cemetery/craytonspruill.htm John Crayton, his son James Lasater Crayton and their slaves emigrated to the Republic of […]
Submitted by Alison Tudor, Guadalupe Co. Cemeteries of TX http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/etx/guadalupe/cemetery/craytonB.htm The Crayton Cemetery in Guadalupe County, Texas is located beside Lehmann Rd. It is 2 miles from Hwy.1979 on Lehmann Rd. It is also known as the Mulkey-Crayton Cemetery. The […]
Hays County Citizen, May 27, 1976 HARD WORK’S THE SECRET—Eighty-two year old Bruce Crayton still gets out with his old mule Pete to plow his vegetable garden on Bishop Street and says he’s been doing that since he was eight […]
BY NATHAN A. KING The Daily Record, San Marcos, Tx., Sunday, March 19, 1978-Page 5A “I’m just an old bachelor man,” Bruce Crayton said. From his perch atop a mule-drawn seeding machine modified for use as a plow he spit […]
By PAT BLACK Hays County Citizen – April 14, 1977 In a ritual older than the first settlers, every spring the Crayton brother, Billy [Baylor] and Bruce, hitch up their mules and plow the land they own besides Bishop Road. […]
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By J. GREENWOOD The Crayton Family Reunion Newsletter, Vol. 9, Dallas, TX, January 15, 2009 Learning about your heritage is said to be key to “knowing thyself”. Today the Crayton family has a strong presence of African-American culture but at […]
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The Crayton Family Reunion is a celebration of generations of Craytons mainly from South Texas. Today members of the family travel from miles around to celebrate the annual reunion with family, friends and loved ones.
