Elizabeth Booth read this cemetery on April 23, 1971. From a monument inside the cemetery inscribed: 'Harman Cemetery Established Under The Republic of Texas.' Dr. L. L. Lewis was the son of Lacy Tandy Lewis and Sallie Harmon Lewis. Tradition is that L. Tandy Lewis was killed when Dr. L. L. Lewis was ten months old by a person named Cushinberry while still in Alabama. However, Lacy Tandy Lewis and wife Susan (Sallie) are listed on the 1850 Lamar County, TX Federal Census. *This cemetery plot is located on the old Pattonville-Sylvan road, just off Highway 271 South on the right hand side of the road on land now [in 1971] that could possibly be known as the Craig place and owned by the J. W. Ables Family. An old capstone grave cover, now crumbled and broken, appears to have had hand carved initials of several people, M. H. H? and J. W. ? There could be Ables as well as other Harmans and Craigs hurried here. It is believed that at one time there was nearly 200 graves here.' The oldest known grave is that of John R. Harmon who died May 16, 1871. *The cemetery is located in Block 42, in a pasture about 75 yards east or on the right side of county road 13350, .2 (two tenths) of a mile north from the intersection with Highway 271 of the Lamar County Road Map produced by American Drafting and Services revised December 1993. The location was verified on 18 Mar 1995 by Butch and Betsy Mills and should not be mistaken for the 'Harmon' Community Cemetery in the southwest quadrant of the county. There are only 3 identifiable graves in 1995 with base stone and crumbled rock evidence of 3 other graves. It is obvious that some farmer in the past saw it to be more profitable to have covered the other remnants of graves. The following persons are known to be buried here: J. W. ?? (no dates), M. H. H. footstone, John R. Harman 8 Nov 1807 - 16 May 1871, Charlie Harman Lewis 21 Sep 1881 - 5 Nov 1898 and Henry Tandy Lewis 1 Sep 1842 - 8 Jul 1885.