Historic cemeteries in Morris, Texas
Barrier Cemetery
Clark Cemetery
Day Cemetery
Hall Cemetery
Hart Cemetery
Hayes Cemetery
Heard Cemetery
Iron Bluff Cemetery
Jones Cemetery
Lewis Cemetery
Milner Cemetery
Morning Star Cemetery
Mt Moriah Cemetery
Mt Moriah Cemetery
Slaton Cemetery
Snow Hill Cemetery
Southern Union Cemetery
Spring Hill Cemetery
Unknown Cemetery
Unknown Cemetery
Unknown (Ahoads Sch) Cemetery
Unknown (Bradfield Ch) Cemetery
Unknown (Concord Ch) Cemetery
Unknown (County Line Ch) Cemetery
Unknown (Daingerfield) Cemetery
Unknown (Daingerfield) Cemetery
Unknown (Daingerfield) Cemetery
Unknown (Daingerfield) Cemetery
Unknown (Daingerfield) Cemetery
Unknown (Naples) Cemetery
Unknown (Naples) Cemetery
Unknown (Omaha) Cemetery
Unknown (Snow Hill Ch) Cemetery
Unknown Grave (S Of Spring Hill Church) Cemetery
Wakefield Cemetery
Wheatville Cemetery
Whitmore Cemetery
In the late 19th century, Texas became known for its cattle drives, in which cowboys would move herds of cattle from Texas to railheads in Kansas and other northern states. The cattle drives were dangerous and difficult work, but they played a key role in the development of the American cattle industry.