Historic cemeteries in
Delta, Texas

Antioch Cemetery Baptist Hill Cemetery Brush Creek Cemetery Camp Shed Cemetery Charleston Cemetery Clark Ridge Cemetery Dawson Cemetery East Delta Cemetery Foster-Dukes-Vancil Cemetery Giles Cemetery Gough Cemetery Hickory Grove Cemetery Horton Cemetery Kensing Cemetery Lake Creek Cemetery Mt. Joy Cemetery Oak Lawn Cemetery Pierce Cemetery Shiloh Cemetery Simmons Cemetery Tucker Cemetery Union Grove Cemetery Unknown Cemetery Unknown (Ben Franklin) Cemetery Unknown (Cooper) Cemetery Unknown (Klondike) Cemetery Unknown (Klondike) Cemetery Unknown (Liberty Grove) Cemetery Unknown (Rattan) Cemetery Unknown Grave Cemetery Waller Cemetery Winfrey 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.
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