Cemeteries

DID YOU KNOW?… If you have ancestors buried on private property or government land that the law (at least in Texas) says that
you have the right to visit their graves at least twice a year (First Sunday in April & First Sunday in October) from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
 

**Using maps produced from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Tiger Map Server.**
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This contains burials of Bosque Co., but what cemetery???
 

 –Historic Texas Cemetery
–Historical Marker

Cemeteries listed by Town

          Abernathy Cemetery 

           Ahlstead-Stark Graves 

  • Acuff Cemetery–– (It says Cedron Cemetery)–Pilot Knob, TX; Unmarked, On  the STUART Ranch, across from W4 Ranch, on CR 1105; Directions by: Helen JOHNSON–This is a private cemetery located between Morgan and Cedar Shores west of the intersection of HWY 56 and FM 1713 about 2 miles. It is on the North side of the road and up a slope in the pasture about 1 mile.  Latitude:  315745N   Longitude:  0973004W;
  • Adventist Cemetery–
  • Allen Bend  Cemetery–**See Kimball Cemetery**
  • Andrew’s Chapel Cemetery–Brazos Point, TX; Variant Name:  Brazos Point Cemetery; —Photo—donated by: Christine NEAL; directions by:  Rebecca Allen SMALL:  To arrive at the Brazos Point Cemetery,  from Highway 174 between Morgan and Kimball Bridge over the Brazos River, take Hwy 56 N to Brazos Point, 9 miles.
  • Arnold Cemetery–Cedar Shores, TX;North of Cedron Creek.  Need a guide. 

    Bales Graves
  • Barry Cemetery—Walnut Springs, TX (West);—Photo; Located across from Quail Run Ranch, off FM 927, near CR 2592 & CR 25 91;  As of OCT 2000, a new white fence has been built around the cemetery by the landowners, & it can easily be seen from the road. If the gate is unlocked, drive up to the house & ask permission to enter the cemetery, as there is a “POSTED” sign on the gate.  Latitude: 32.013368, Longitude: -97.792391 
  • Barton Cemetery—Mosheim, TX; Latitude:  313756N;    Longitude:0973307W; 7 1/2 miles West of Valley Mills, & about 1/2 mile from the road; a good ways out in the middle of cedar overgrown pastureland just outside of Mosheim, TX.  The cemetery is in dire need of restoration and could probably qualify for a  historical marker.
  • Bass/Everett Cemetery—-Meridian, TX; See Everett Bass Cemetery
  • Beaton Cemetery–Not even sure if this is an actual cemetrery or a misspelling of another one already listed.
  • Bismarck Cemetery—Variant Names:  Thiele Cemetery & St. John’s Bismarck Cemetery; Photo
  • Blackwell Cemetery—From SH 6, take FM 56 & go 6-7 miles.  It is in a pasture with a chain link fence & gate at the NorthEats corner. 
  • Bob Hill Cemetery–directions by:  Rebecca Allen SMALL: Located on Mears Road, North of Brazos Point on land now owned by Junior Collins of BURLESON. Since the cemetery is enclosed by a chain link fence, permission and a key are necessary to gain entrance.
  • Boggy Cemetery—German Valley, TX;  —donated by: Rita ASH  (no email);  Latitude:  314334N;    Longitude:  0974529W;  
  • Branch/Flanary Cemetery–See Flanary Cemetery
  • Brazos Point Cemetery—Brazos Point, TX; Variant Name:  Andrew’s Chapel Cemetery--photo donated by: Christine NEAL on Hwy. 56 west of Kopperl; directions by: Rebecca Allen SMALL: To arrive at the Brazos Point Cemetery,  from Highway 174 between Morgan and Kimball Bridge over the Brazos River, take Hwy 56 N to Brazos Point, 9 miles.  The cemetery is north of the church. In 1916 the trustees of the church sold the south side of this ten acres to P.W. Williams, leaving the north side, or cemetery, for the community.  Since the church was called Andrew’s Chapel, the cemetery was also called the Andrew’s Chapel Cemetery in early days.
  • Cedar Break Cemetery–Valley Mills, TX; Variant Name: Old Valley Mills Cemetery; Photo;Latitude:  314024N;   Longitude:   0972822W; about 2 miles northeast of Valley Mills;  it’s on private property, so you need permission & a guide.
  • Cedron Cemetery—Allen Bend, TX (closer to Steiner, TX)–Photo—donated by:Christine NEALBosque County Road #1135 or Hwy. 56, a few miles from Hwy. 22, east of Kopperl    Latitude:  315716N  Longitude: 0972749W; The Photo & following were donated by:  Betty WINGO–from sign on the road “Settlement of Northeastern Bosque County began in the 1850s, as people traveling west through the area were attracted to the fertile lands along Cedron Creek.  Among the first community projects of the new neighbors was the construction of a school building, a one-room structure.  It was also used for church & social gatherings.  The original schoolhouse was replaced in the 1930s by a newer structure.”   Like its predecessor, it also served as a church & community center.  The school was consolidated with other area schools in 1938 & the building later was dismantled. These directions by:  Teresa K. PARRISH–Take Hwy. 22 between Meridian and Whitney Dam. Turn North on FM 56, go about 6 miles past entrance to Cedar Shores and across Cedron Creek. Take the 1st left hand gravel road, about 1 miles. Cemetery is on the left inside a pasture.  It is posted but cemetery visitors are welcome.
  • Centerpoint Cemetery–Valley Mills, TX; Go West on Hwy 6, from Valley Mills, to first gravel road on right before over pass.  Go about 3 miles to a gate on right hand side, & then about 1 mile in pasture.  Need a guide & permission.
  • Chase Cemetery—Photo—Womack, TX; —donated by:  Charles LECK Cemetery for Zion Church
  • Clifton Cemetery—Clifton, TX; on Hwy 6;–Photo–donated by: Christine NEAL; directions by:  Rebecca Allen SMALL— Southeast of Cliffton, TX on Highway 6 going toward Valley Mills.  Latitude:  314619N;    Longitude:  0973422W 
  • Clifton Memorial Park—located on old hwy from Clifton going to Meridian. About 5 miles NW of Clifton.
     
  • Cole Cemetery–Morgan, TX;–Variant Name: Milton Cole Family Cemetery; 3 miles West of Morgan, TX. 
  • Compton Cemetery–Valley Mills, McLennan Co., TX; right on the edge of Bosque County; Next to the Compton Methodist Church
  • Coon Creek Cemetery–Smiths Bend, TX; See Smith Bend Coon Creek
  • Cooper Cemetery–Clifton, TX; SH 6 Northwest of  Clifton, then take FM 3220 for about 4 miles.  Need a guide & permission 
  • Cove Springs Cemetery–Cove Springs, TX; Variant Name: Spencer-Looney Cemetery; Looney-Spencer Cemetery   West of Meridian
  • Cowboy Pete Cemetery–Valley Mills, TX; Take FM 56 for about 4 1/2 miles,  Turn right on a gravel road, 2-3 miles.   Cowboy Pete was on a cattle drive, with the herd stopping  for water at Dripping Springs.  While chasing some cattle, his horse stepped into a hole & killed him.  This is all that is known.
  • Cranfill Family Cemetery—Cranfills Gap, TX;  Directions by: Rebecca Allen SMALL; This cemetery is one mile NW of Cranfills Gap. Go on FM 219 past EPLEY’s house and six acres to a galvanized gate, vacant house and a barn on the right. Continue NE 625 yards; The cemetery is fenced with steel rods and net wire. There is no gate.  Latitude:   314701N   Longitude:  0975021W;
  • Cranfills Gap Cemetery–Cranfills Gap, TX; Directions by: LaDawn GARLAND:  This is a very small cemetery located on Hwy 22  west of the town Cranfills Gap (just outside) and it happens to fall just over the county line intoHamilton County, TX. 
  • Culpepper Cemetery—Directions by: Lucian LaNoy COLLINS–About four miles northwest of Walnut Springs on the Ray Hickock place, now owned by Louis Beecherl. It was never a part of Flat Top Ranch. Unfenced, on a grassy knoll, are four rock marked graves and more recent gray granite flat stone saying CULPEPPER.  You will definitely need a guide.(
  • Cunningham Cemetery–Walling Bend, TX;Directions & burials by:Carolyn SOSEBEE On Mears Road north of Eulogy on Cinco C Ranch owned by B.E. Cooper of Fort Worth.  Need permission and a guide.  It is enclosed in a wrought iron fence.  The present owner of the land is obligated to keep it up.
  • Cureton Cemetery–Walnut Springs, TX; On Flat Top Ranch near Walnut Springs, TX;  Need a guide.
  • Davis Cemetery–Near Iredell, TX;  Directions by: Rebecca Allen SMALL:  This burial site on the old Davis Place near Iredell was owned, in 1987, by Jerry W. Petterman of Plano.
  • Dees Cemetery—Exact location not known, but said to be near Towash-Clifton Road & Towash Meridian Rd.
  • Dell Cemetery–Meridian, TX; Near Cove Springs School, West of Meridian. 
  • Dennis Cemetery–Meridian, TX; About 4 miles West of Meridian off to the west of the road to Iredell.  Need a guide.
  • Eakin-Evans Cemetery–Valley Mills, TX; about 8 miles North of Valley Mills; Just 2 graves; 
  • Eubank-Griffin Cemetery–Cedron Creek, TX; One grave is on the northern side of Cedron, around 4 miles from the Cedron Cemetery; another gravestone was brought to the Powell Headquarters that was found across from the other grave, & top of a hill
  • Everett-Bass Cemetery—Meridian, TX; 2 Miles South of Meridian on Hwy 6.  Need a guide.
  • Everett-McLennan Cemetery–Meridian, TX; Located about 5 miles South of Meridian on FM 1991; There are 2 children’s graves, & 2 adult’s graves.  Only the adults have markings that look like “EVERETT” on them, & 1 has a year of 1867.
  • Everett-Odle Cemetery
  • Everett-Raley—-Valley Mills, TX; About 2 1/2 miles North of Valley Mills; 2 graves of early dayEVERETTS; No other names or dates.
  • Fairview Cemetery— Cayote/Valley Mills, TX; Photo—donated by: Rose DENSON;   directions by: Billie Nichols-BENNETT:  Located about 12 and a half miles east of Valley Mills.  It is beside the Fairview Baptist Church. Caretaker: James MATHEWS 
  • Felzer Cemetery–Meridian?, TX; East on FM 1637
  • Flag Branch Cemetery—Camp Branch, TX;Variant Name:  Flanary Cemetery; Flnary Branch Cemetery;
  • Flanary Cemetery—Camp Branch, TX;Variant Name:  Flag Branch Cemetery; Flanary Branch Cemetery–Photo;North of  Iredell, TX–Located on FM 216, almost into Erath Co., TX; Latitude:  320408N;   Longitude:  0975325W;
  • Fossett Cemetery–Meridian, TX; Located one mile East of the courthouse;
  • Foster Cemetery—About 10 miles South East of Meridian, & 1 mile West of Highway 22.  I think permission is needed??
  • Fulton Cemetery—Walnut Springs, TX(West);—Photo; Latitude:  320143N;     Longitude:   0974657W;
  • Gary Cemetery–Clifton, TX;Variant Name:  Pool/Poole Cemetery–; Located on the Hill View Ranch,owned by George BOUTWELL.  Approximatley 35 graves are marked, & 25 with uninscribed stones; Last burial was in 1932**This cemetery was originally on the land owned by William GARY.  It was later sold to the POOLE family, & has been known for many years as the Poole Cemetery.  Through the efforts of Elizabeth TORRENCE, a POOLE descendant, the cemetery has been renamed in honor of the first settlers & owners of this piece of land.  The cemetery sits in the middle of a cattle field & is a knob or small hill covered by cedars.  The Boy Scouts of that area have recently built a fence around the cemetery to keep the cattle out.
  • Glass Cemetery–directions by:  Rebecca Allen SMALL:  The Glass Cemetery is a family burying ground on the northeast side of Hill Creek, on Crystal Springs Ranch, formerly the Stubblebeam Ranch. It south of the Somervell County line, just west of Hwy 56. Since this cemetery is surrounded by a chain link fence, a key and permission is need to gain entrance.
  • Glass-Cunningham Cemetery
  • Goodall Cemetery—Photo; directions by:  Patricia GRAMS: Located 4 1/2 miles east of Valley Mills on FM 1637about 1 mile into a pasture an the old Vernon Goodall place.
  • Gordon Cemetery–Iredell, TX;–Photo; Oldest marker is dated 1877.   Land donated by George GORDON; –directions by: Margaret McCLESKEY;  This Cemetery is located north of Iredell on land belonging to William GORDON.  At one time a schoolhouse sat beside it where church was held.   There is supposed to be a rock marker with G.A.G. on it.  This is George Alexander GORDON (grandfather of William GORDON) who died in 1883.Latitude:   320241N;    Longtitiude:  097876W.
  • Hanna Cemetery–Northwest of Meridian, TX; Entrance Photo—donated by: Joy DAVIS;  Photo; directions by: Rebecca Allen SMALL: The Hanna Cemetery is located abut four miles northwest of Meridian, toward Iredell, on Hwy 6, on land owned by Earl ROYAL.  This land was owned by John S. HANNA in pioneer days. The first burial was of P.C. JOHNSON, Sr. in 1859 who was killed by the Indians northwest of there.  There are many broken and unreadable stones.
  • Hanson Cemetery
  • Harrick-Dennis Cemetery
  • Harvick Cemetery—Between Iredell & Meridian, TX; –-On the Flint Creek Ranch, Iredell, TX;
  • Hester-Williamson Cemetery—Earliest marked grave is 1869.    No public access, located on the HERRIN place –directions by: Margaret McCLESKEY:  This cemetery is located in a pasture a few hundred yards south of FM 927 about two and a half miles east of Iredell on the road to Walnut
    Springs.  There are a number of unmarked graves.
  • Hill Creek Cemetery—This cemetery has at least 70 graves which are marked only with rocks at foot and head, most of them children.  The west end seems to be all children and all rock markers. There are four old funeral markers of the type which become unreadable with age. The graves from which information can be gleaned follow: Beginning at the entrance gate to the right:
  • Hill-Long Cemetery–Valley Mills, TX; Around 6 miles West of Valley Mills on Hwy 6
  • Hillcrest Cemetery–(just inside McClennan Co. line)–West of Valley Mills, TX;
  • Holder Cemetery–Walnut Springs, TX; Located on the Quail Run Ranch;  You will need to have someone show you the way.
  • Johnson Grave–Near Clfiton, TX;  Directions by: Rebecca Allen SMALL:  The Johnson Grave is located near Clifton on land belonging to T.N. Foster.
  • Kanz Cemetery—Mosheim, TX; Latitude:   314119N;    Longitude:  0973305W; A  private family cemetery about 3 miles North on Hwy 6 & then, around 3 miles West on what was Possum Trot Road.
  • Kimball/Kimbell Cemetery—Photo—donated by: Christine NEAL; Surveyed, directions & info tid-bits  by:   Lucian LaNoy COLLINS   Located on Hwy 174.  The cemetery at the old town of Kimball on the Brazos River was relocated by  the U.S.   Army Corps of Engineers in 1950 when the dam for Lake Whitney was being built.  A total of 639 graves were moved, 420 of which were unknown.   The new location is three miles west on Highway 174.   Since then, many more burials have been added in this new cemetery.   Other smaller cemeteries were re-interred in this enclosure, such as Powell and Allen Bend, originally in Bosque County. Poque Cemetery, originally in Hill County, is also now in this one.   
  • Knowles Cemetery–Directions by:  George Hubert POTTER–about 600-700 yards upstream from the Rock Church cemetery.  (The Rock Church cemetery is right on the creek, literally, one corner of the fence is about two feet from the edge of the bank.)  The Knowles cemetery is a small family plot, maybe five or six marked graves, with a fancy iron fence around it. 
  • Kopperl Cemetery–Kopperrl, TX; Photo–donated by: Christine NEAL; directions by:  Rebecca Allen SMALL:The Kopperl Cemetery is located in the city limits of Kopperl, TX–(it’s on the southeast corner of the town). Some burials were made after the town was established about 1882, but the first recorded deed was in 1905. The trustees of the Kopperl Cemetery received land from Gilbert Shaw of Illinois and some from the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway.  In 1910 more land was purchased from these same people.  Beside the road from the main entrance going south, there is another road at right angles to this farther back in the cemetery. This road is bordered by crepe myrtle bushes.  These roads make the divisions of the cemetery. 
  • Lane’s Chapel Cemetery—Clifton/Lanes Chapel, TX; Photo;Caretaker: James MATHEWS
  • Looney-Spencer Cemetery–-Cove Springs, TX; Variant Name: Cove Springs Cemetery; Spencer-Looney Cemetery;  West of Meridian
  • Lumpkin Cemetery–Meridian, TX; West of Meridian on Hwy 22.  Nearby the former site of a school & Holiness Nazarene Church are a few graves, about 4 miles up Spring Creek Road.
  • Luth Cemetery—Cranfills Gap, TX;  Latitude:  314734N;    Longitude:  0974625W;  Latitude: 31.792N   Longitude: -97.773W
  • Main Cemetery–Walnut Springs, TX; Variant Name:  Webb Cemetery;  Located on Quail Run Ranch, you will need someone to show you the way.
  • Marland (Graves) Cemetery
  • Martin Cemetery–Directions by:  Rebecca Allen SMALL: This cemetery is northwest of Iredell on the old Martin place which is now owned by Linch.  There is a 4 foot rock fence surrounding the cemetery.
  • McCandless Cemetery–Meridian, TX;
  • McCullough Cemetery–Wortham Bend, TX; About 17 miles East of Valley Mills, TX —-
  • McKissick Cemetery–Lake Whitney, TX; A family plot located North of the Steiner Baptist Church on FM 1713 between Hwy. 56 & Katy Bridge.  The cemetery was named this cause it was on McKISSICK place.—-
  • Meridian Cemetery—A-F—-G-K—-L-R—-S-Z—-Meridian, TX–Photo–donated by: Christine NEAL  located near the Meridian courthouse; directions by:Christine NEAL go 2/10 a mile north on Hwy174 from the courthouse to South Hill Street turn right go 2/10 a mile and you are in front of the cemetery; Info by:   Rebecca Allen SMALL— Meridian Cemetery located in the city limits of Meridian at the south end of Hill Street. This burial ground was laid out by George B. Erath when he surveyed the town of Meridian for a county seat of the newly organized Bosque County.  It was Block 41.  In the years since, more land has been bought on the south.
  • Milton Cole Family Cemetery—Morgan, TX;–Variant Name: Cole Cemetery; 3 miles West of Morgan, TX.
  • Mitchell Cemetery—Iredell, TX--Variant Name: New Iredell Cemetery;–Photo; directions by: Rebecca Allen SMALL —located East of Iredell (just on the edge of town) off Highway 6.(going toward Meridian)  On Jan 7, 1933  C.A. MITCHELL deeded about 27 acres to W.E. BRYAN, (Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2) and his successors for the citizens of Iredell and vicinity.  One section is for those who cannot buy a lot. 

  • Morgan Cemetery—Morgan, TX—Entrance Photo—donated by:  Pearl DOYLE & Christine NEAL;  directions by:  Rebecca Allen SMALL:   located about two miles south of the town on the old Morgan-Meridian Road.  First burials here were about 1880, after the railroads came in. Local residents say the WHITE family gave the first land.  The first deed record found was 1908 when William Andrew gave a tract “south of the original graveyard”. A Cemetery Association keeps it in order.    Latitude:  320010N;    Longitude:0973643W.
  • New Iredell Cemetery—Iredell, TX–Variant Name: Mitchell Cemetery Latitude:  315848N;  Longitude:  0975125W.
  • No Name–Several with one or two graves, most unmarked
  • Norse Seventh-Day Adventist Church Cemetery
  • Norse Cemetery–Norse, TX—-Variant Name: Our Savior’s Lutheran Cemetery; 7 miles south of Clifton;—Photo &    directions by Christine NEAL:  From Clifton go south on FM 219  west for 7 miles to an old store called Crossroads to at FM 182 turn north and go 3 miles.   There is a beautiful old church and well kept cemetery a lot of the old Norwegian Families (mine included) and CLENG, PEARSON, that settled the Norse Community, are buried there.
  • Norway Mills Cemetery—Hurst Spring, TX;  Go west on FM 219 from Clfiton , to the intersection of FM 182; turn left.  Go down a ways-ther4e should be a  fence on some kind around it.  Latitude:  314152N;    Longitude:  0973923W.
  • Oak Grove Cemetery—A-K  L-Z–Walnut Springs, TX (East);—Photo; Transcribed By:  Sherron BENNETT; Latitude: 320300N  Longitude:  0974430W
  • Old Valley Mills Cemetery—Valley Mills, TX;    Variant Name:  Cedar Break Cemetery;  Photo; Latitude: 314024N;   Longitude:   0972822W; about 2 miles northeast of Valley Mills;  it’s on private property, so you need permission & a guide.
  • Olde Cemetery—Mosheim, TX;  Latitude:  313759N;    Longitude:  0973103W
  • Oswald Cemetery—Clifton, TX; Latitude: 314853N;    Longitude:  0973440W;
  • Our Savior’s Lutheran Cemetery—Norse, TX–Variant Name: Norse Cemetery;  7 miles south of Clifton;—Photo &    directions by Christine NEAL: From Clifton go south on FM 219  west for 7 miles to an old store called Crossroads to at FM 182 turn north and go 3 miles.   There is a beautiful old church and well kept cemetery a lot of the old Norwegian Families (mine included) and CLENG, PEARSON, that settled the Norse Community, are buried there.
  • Parks on Turner Ranch/Road–Near Clfiton, TX;    Directions by: Rebecca Allen SMALL:  located on the Parks Ranch on Farm Road 2136 near Clifton.
  • Pearce Cemetery–Willow Springs, TX; Southwest of Walnut Springs in the Willow Springs community, near Jackson Crossing.  Need a guide.
  • Pearce-Fulton Cemetery–
  • Pinnell Cemetery—-Lanes Chapel Community, TX; 9 miles northwest of Valley Mills, TX (FM 2602)    Only the landowner knows the exact location of this cemetery, & we can only guess who’s buried there.  Evidence of about 12 graves, but no markers with names or dates can be found.  Land originally belonged to Horace PINNELL.   J.W. COX owned it for awhile & then in 1914 deeded the area to J.M. ROBERTSON “for the purpose of perserving the old Pinnell graveyard.”
  • Pogue Cemetery—Surveyed by: Lucian LaNoy COLLINS  **See Kimball Cemetery** Pogue cemetery was originally in Hill County but was relocated to the Kimball Cemetery 
  • Pollen Cemetery–Directions & transcriptions by: Rebecca Allen SMALL:  located about three miles from the Courthouse Square on the old Iredell Road. This place was owned by Joe CANNON in 1986 and by Mr. BUSHONG in 1950.
  • Pool/Poole Cemetery–Clifton, TX; Variant Name–Gary Cemetery––Located on the Hill View Ranch,owned by George BOUTWELL; **This cemetery was originally on the land owned by William GARY.  It was later sold to the POOLE family, & has been known for many years as the Poole Cemetery.  Through the efforts of Elizabeth TORRENCE, a POOLE descendant, the cemetery has been renamed in honor of the first settlers & owners of this piece of land.  The cemetery sits in the middle of a cattle field & is a knob or small hill covered by cedars. The Boy Scouts of that area have recently built a fence around the cemetery to keep the cattle out.**
  • Posell Cemetery–
  • Post Oak Cemetery–(Coryell Co.)–First gravel road on the right after you enter Coryell Co., about 1 1/2 miles.  Jonathan DANSBY donated the land for the cemetery. 
  • Poston-Odle Cemetery—Valley  Mills, TX; Photo & Historical Marker Located about 5 miles Southwest of Valley Mills. Rock gate posts were erected in 1955 with rock taken from the Rock Church on Hog Creek.
  • Powell Cemetery (Relocated)–Community  of Powelldale, TX;  Surveyed   by:Lucian LaNoy COLLINS **See Kimball Cemetery** 
  • Prairie Valley Cemetery–near Whitney, Hill Co., TX
  • Preston-McDonald Cemetery–Directions by:  George Hubert POTTER–Actually in McLennan County, just over the county line, on the same road as the Poston-Odle cemetery.  However, it is in some trees and unkept, and most people don’t even know that it’s there.  I saw a listing for a Preston-MacMurray cemetery on the page, so we could be talking about the same one.
  • Preston -McMurray Cemetery–Valley Mills, TX by Ray GAMMON;  Located around 5 miles SouthWest of Valley mills, TX, just inside (about 300 yards)  the McClennan Co., TX  line.
  • Proffitt Cemetery-—Spring Creek Gap, TX;  Latitude:  315449N;    Longitude:  0975715W
  • R.B. Camp Ranch Cemetery–Cranfills Gap, TX; From Cranfills Gap go West on Hwy 22, past the Cranfills Gap Cemetery.  There is about 12 graves, most of which are unmarked. 
  • Rainey/Raney Cemetery–(McClennan Co.); coming in fr. Valley Mills on 217 and then getting on 185 to go back up towards Bosque Co.
  • Rest Haven Cemetery–Clifton, TX
  • Riverside Cemetery–Iredell, TX —Historical Marker & Entrance Photo— donated by Suzy MARTINEZ;  donated by:  Linda BAKER; Located west of the Baptist Church  in Iredell. First burial dated 1870 ; a small cemetery with a lot of the first settlers buried in it.  Latitude:  31.98454;    Longitude: -97.87234
  • Rock Church Cemetery–on Hog Creek; Photo—Directions by:  George Hubert POTTER–The Rock Church cemetery is on land owned by Sandy Moody, and it borders our place.  It is way off down in the pasture, and you can’t drive all the way to it.  
  • Rock Springs Cemetery–(Black)—East of Valley Mills, TX, approximately 5 miles, off FM 1637
  • Russell Cemetery—Walnut Springs, TX (East); Located off 927, on CR 2636, going toward Morgan; there is a sign.  Latitude:  320306N;   Longitude:  0974244W;
  • Russell-French Cemetery–Directions by:  Rebecca Allen SMALL; The Russell – French Cemetery is found by taking Hwy 6 to Iredell.  Turn on FM 1238 toward Cransfills Gap.  Go about 4 miles and turn onto a caliche road for about 2 miles.  There is a gate on the right leading into a pasture.  About 1/4 mile into the pasture is an ornamental iron fence around the French graves. Permission and a guide is need to enter this cemetery. The land is owned by H.A. Burden.
  • Sadler Cemetery–Valley Mills, TX;  3 1/2 miles East of Valley Mills; 
  • Scrutchfield Cemetery–Valley Mills, TX; Photo;  Historical Marker–Donated by: Jane FIELDCAMP; Variant Name:  Searsville Cemetery; Received a historical marker in 1999.    A beautiful, fenced cemetery that is well maintained.  Bob ALLEN  has transcribed  this cemetery, & can give you a “tour”.  Directions:  Located NW of Valley Mills, TX; 3-4 miles on Hwy 6, turn left on Hwy 854.  There’s a sign on the gate.
  • Searsville Cemetery–Valley Mills, TX; Variant Name:  Scrutchfield Cemetery
  • Shuler Cemetery–directions & burials donated by:  Carolyn SOSEBEE–This burial spot was located in Bosque County until it was relocated to Whitney Cemetery in Whitney, Hill County, Texas because of the Whitney Dam.  The information given here is copied from the U.S. Corp of Engineer’s records.  10 graves were listed as unknown. 
  • Smith-Bends Coon Creek Cemetery—Smiths Bend, TX;  Variant Name:  Coon Creek Cemetery; —Entrance & Historical Marker by:  Linda BAKER; John J. & Margaret SMITH were the founders of this cemetery.  Their son, Burton SMITH, was the first burial here. Latitude: 314943N Longitude:0972034W Located on Fm #2114,   right  below the dam at Lake Whitney.;
  • Smith Family Plot Cemetery–Meridian, TX–Backyard of someone’s home-North Main ST.  
  • Smith-Pitts Cemetery–Directions by: Rebecca Allen SMALL; To find the Smith – Pitts Cemetery, take Hwy 6 to Iredell and turn on FM 1238 toward Cransfills Gap.  About 4 miles down this road, turn onto a caliche road and go for about a mile.  There is a gate on the right leading into a pasture. A mile or so into the pasture is a white picket fence surrounding the graves.  Permission and a key are required for entrance. 
  • Spencer-Looney Cemetery–Cove Springs, TX; Variant Name:Cove Springs Cemetery; Looney-Spencer Cemetery;West of Meridian
  • Spring Creek Cemetery—PhotoSpring Creek Cemetery Photoss—all donated by:  Peggy—Directions by:  Gene BLAKLEY; Take Hqy. 22 West, from Meridian 1.6 miles to junction with FM 1673.  Go 8.8 miles to 90 degree angle right turn & go about 2 miles to church & cemetery is on left.  From Iredell I take the Spring Creek unpaved county road by that name South from Hwy. 6 in Iredell at the bank, past Johnson’s Peak, about 6-7 miles.
  • St. John’s Bismarck Cemetery—Variant Names:  Thiele Cemetery & Bismarck Cemetery
  • St. Olaf Lutheran Cemetery–Cranfills Gap, TX–donated by: Chrisitne NEAL
  • Standifer Cemetery—About 9 miles East of Valley Mills, TX; Some babies, & a Negro slave,  “Major” STANDIFER, buried here. 
  • Steiner Valley Cemetery–(Hill County)–Between Blum & Whitney on 934 f.m; You’ll see a sign that say Steiner Valley Ranch & the headquaters of the ranch is on that road; if you keep goin you can probably get some info off the ranch head.. 
  • Stiles Graves—Directions by: Rebecca Allen SMALL; Located on the Warren Ranch on Mesquite Creek, west of Hwy 56 and between Kopperl and Lakeside Village are three graves.  Permission and a guide are need to visit these graves. 
  • Terrell Cemetery—Mosheim/Clifton, TX; Photo; Variant Name: Terrell-Shell Cemetery; Surveyed & directions by Betty TERRELLLocated in Bosque county on FM 219, on property of P.B.Knight,  old Terrell property;   Latitude:  314250N   Longitude:  0973411W 
  • Terrell-Shell Cemetery—Mosheim/Clifton, TX; Variant Name: Terrell Cemetery; Surveyed & directions by Betty TERRELL  Located in Bosque county on FM 219, on property of  P.B.Knight,  old Terrell property;   Latitude:  314250N   Longitude:  0973411W 
  • Thiele Cemetery—Valley Mills, TX; Variant Names:  Bismarck Cemetery & St. John’s Bismarck Cemetery; Photo; Latitude:  314416N;   Longitude:  0972938W;
  • Thomason-Kennedy Cemetery–Directions by:  Rebecca Allen SMALL;This cemetery is on FM 219 out of Cranfills Gap toward Fairy on land owned by Myron C. Harris. Go two and 1/2 miles to a new rock entrance on the right. Just to the left of the entrance, near an electric pole, are some graves. Many of the graves are unmarked except by rocks.
  • Towash Cemetery—(Next to Bosque Co)–Towash Cemetery was on the Hill Co., TX side of the River & had to be moved  to Whitney when they put in the lake. Donated by:  Lilyj57@aol.com
  • Trinity Lutheran Cemetery—Clifton, TX; Photo;
  • Unknown (Adkison/Caldwell/Griffin)–
  • Valley Mills Cemetery—Valley Mills, TX—Photo—donated by: Christine NEAL Located just within th ecity limits of Valley Mills, TX, off Hwy 6-Northwest side of town. Latitude: 313946N;   Longitude:  0972840W; 
  • Vaughan Cemetery—(Hill Co)located just north of state highway 310, and west of  the Vaughan community, and east of the
    Aquilla Lake dam
  • Wallace Bend Cemetery–This may be a typo–no one has confirmed this, but it could be Walling Bend Cemetery
  • Walling Bend Cemetery—All these graves were moved to Whtiney Cemetery when the Whitney Dam was built. Directions & burials by: Carolyn SOSEBEE–In Bosque County  near Greenwade Crossing on the Brazos River, later a Ferry, and where in 1912 an iron bridge was erected by Bosque and Hill Counties, there was a community called Walling Bend.  The cemetery there was relocated to Whitney, Hill County, Texas when the Whitney Dam was built.  The following information was copied from the records at the Corp of Engineers office at Lake Whitney.  There were also 101 unknown graves and 1 grave listed as a Mexican Grave. 
  • Webb Cemetery–Walnut Springs, TX;Variant Name:  Main Cemetery; Located on Quail Run Ranch, you will need someone to show you the way.
  • Whitney Cemetery–
  • Willow Cemetery–Valley Mills, TX;About 9 Miles North East of Valley Mills, across Willow Creek
  • Womack Cemetery–Between Clifton & Whitney Dam, TX;   On Hwy 219, across the road from Zion United Church of Christ; 
  • Womack-White Cemetery–Morgan, TX; –Directions & Survey by:  Reba SMITH  This cemetery is located about three-fourths of a mile southeast of Morgan, Bosque Co., Texas, about one hundred and fifty yards north of Steele Creek Road. The condition is unkempt.”