Historic cemeteries in Crosby, Texas
Cone Cemetery
Crosbyton Cemetery
Emma Cemetery
Lorenzo Cemetery
Lorenzo Cemetery
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Rock House Cemetery
Unknown (Ralls; S US Rte 62/82) Cemetery
Unknown Grave (Camp Rio Blanco; E State Rte 2591) Cemetery
Unknown Grave (S Of North Folk Double Mountain) Cemetery
Unknown Grave (W Of Rio Blanco; W Sate Rte 2592) Cemetery
The cattle industry played a significant role in the development of Texas, with cowboys driving cattle from Texas to railheads in Kansas during the late 1800s and early 1900s.