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Walkers Creek Cemetery

Cameron, Milam County

Marker Text

The Walkers Creek community was named for W.H. Walker, who moved to the area in the 1830s. Tennessee native Richard W. Cage settled in the area with his wife Mattie and their family, and in June 1884, the Cage family donated land for the Walkers Creek Cemetery, Baptist Church and School. The burial ground was in use by 1880, when Mattie Lee Jinks was interred here. The church, which organized in 1882, disbanded in the 20th century. An association cares for the still active cemetery, which remains a tie to the generations of settlers who contributed to Walkers Creek history. Historic Texas Cemetery - 2005

Marker Details

Address FM 485, CR 140
Location Description Cameron, N on US 77, E on FM 485, N on CR 140
Marker # 13577
Dedicated 2005
Size, Type HTC Medallion and 16" x 12" interpretive plaque
Code cemetery
Latitude, Longitude 30.92115, -96.941265

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