Bonnet Cemetery

In 1899, Henry D. Bonnet established this cemetery after his wife, Louisa, died during the birth of twins, who also dies at childbirth. He later remarried, but insisted he be buried beside Louisa. Bonnet was an experienced carpenter who helped build the historic Texas State Capital building. Located on top of a plateau in the M.E. Ruby quarry off Lime Creek Road. Entrance is restricted due to mining operations. Henry D. Bonnet Cemetery. Includes several Bonnet family graves dating from 1899. ~Texas cemetery designation

Located on top of a plateau in the M. E. Ruby quarry off Lime Creek Road. Contains Henry Bonnet, his first wife Louisa, two infants and a family friend. Entrance is restricted due to mining operations. 1899.

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