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About Texas Burial Records

Texas has the largest land area of any contiguous state and cemetery records to match — from Spanish missions and the Republic of Texas era to immigrant ranching families and modern urban burial grounds.

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Notable Texas Records in Our Database

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Charles Goodnight

b. 1836 — d. 1929

📍 Goodnight Ranch, Goodnight

Texas rancher and trail driver, co-founder of the Goodnight-Loving Trail.

Sam Houston

b. 1793 — d. 1863

📍 Oakwood Cemetery, Huntsville

First and third President of the Republic of Texas and Governor of the state.

Notable Texas Cemeteries

  • ðŸŠĶOakwood Cemetery (Huntsville)
  • ðŸŠĶGoodnight Ranch (Goodnight)

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