Standing Springs Churchyard: Martha Brown Coulter Moore

In sacred memory of
Martha B.
Wife of
Bud M. Moore
Died Dec. 11, 1887
Aged 94 years
God gave, He took, He will restore
He doeth all things well

Standing Springs Churchyard: Bud Mathis Moore

In memory of
B. M. Moore
Died Sept. 7, 1856
Aged 56 years, 1 month and 2 days

Standing Springs Churchyard: Milton Donaldson Moore

Milton Donaldson Moore
Sept. 17, 1870 – Mar. 10, 1943
His wife
Margaret J. VanVleck
July 27, 1883 – Aug. 7, 1957

Standing Springs Churchyard: Infant son of Judson and Myrtle Moore

Infant Son of Judson and Myrtle Moore
Born and died July 19, 1941
Gone to be an angel

Standing Springs Churchyard: Flora Parks Moore

Flora Parks, wife of Charles A. Moore
June 1, 1874
Nov. 8, 1957

Standing Springs Churchyard: Charles A. Moore

Charles A. Moore
Sept. 25, 1870
Nov. 19, 1947

Standing Springs Churchyard: F. Emma Henderson Moore

F. Emma Henderson
Wife of W. S. Moore
Dec. 1, 1841 – Feb. 15, 1925
She hath done what she could

(Frances Emma Henderson, daughter of the Reverend Henry Langford Henderson and Rebecca Adeline Cox, wife of William Spencer Moore)

Standing Springs Churchyard: Deacon W. S. Moore

Deacon W. S. Moore
June 5, 1834 – Mar. 16, 1919
He was a good man full of the Holy Spirit and of faith.

(William Spencer Moore, son of Bud Mathis Moore and Martha Brown Coulter)

Standing Springs Churchyard: Mary F. Moore

Mary F. Moore
Jan. 6, 1908
Nov. 16, 1918

Mary Frances Moore, daughter of Milton Donaldson Moore and Margaret VanVleck.

Standing Springs Churchyard: Virginia A. Moore Robertson

Virginia A. Moore Robertson
Jan. 11, 1910
Sept. 22, 1985

Standing Springs Churchyard: Martha Moore Chiles

Martha Moore Chiles
May 21, 1888
Oct. 4, 1977

Images from Bomarton Cemetery, Baylor County, Texas

Kirby R. Moore
1880-1950
Our Beloved Dad
Rest in Peace



Here are some photographs taken by my cousin Vernetta Floyd in Bomarton Cemetery, Baylor County, Texas. The first picture shows my Grandfather Kirby R. Moore’s gravestone and the second is a general view showing the bluebonnets that cover the ground in season. Thanks, Vernetta!