Gomez Cemetery

Historical marker location:
CR 345, Brownfield, Texas
( From Brownfield, take Highway 380/82 about 5.6 miles west, then take county road about .5 miles south.)
Marker installed: 1970
Marker size: 14" x 24"

Established in 1902 in Gomez (then 0.5 mi. W of here), first settlement in Terry County. Original 4-acre tract was deeded to Gomez School trustees in 1906 by pioneer settler H. F. Adams. Some of earliest settlers are buried here. Many graves were moved to Brownfield in 1918. (1970)

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