Historic cemeteries in
Jim Wells, Texas

Adams Cemetery Alegria Cemetery Alice Cemetery Amargosa Cemetery Barrera Cemetery Cadenas Cemetery Calaveras Cemetery Collins Cemetery Dilworth Cemetery Fraternall Cemetery Gonzales Cemetery Hinojosa Cemetery Las Calaveras Cemetery Las Peidritas Cemetery Lattas Cemetery McNeill Cemetery Old Ranch Cemetery Reynolds Cemetery Rose Lawn Cemetery Saltiero Cemetery San Diego City Cemetery San Diego City Cemetery Sandia Cemetery Unknown (E Of Narciseno Creek) Cemetery Unknown (N Of Rancho De La Parrita) Cemetery Unknown (Premont) Cemetery Unknown (S San Deigo Creek, E 584000m - E 586000m) Cemetery Unknown (SE Of Palito Blanco, UTM N3050-N3052) Cemetery Unknown (W Of Las Peidritas Cem) Cemetery Unnamed (Ben Bolt) Cemetery Villareal Cemetery Wade 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.

~ Texas random facts