Counts Cemetery
Earliest known interment was that of a child, Mary Louisa Hale, on November 30, 1880. In January, 1884, Andy and Christian Fannin sold 4 acres to M. C. Bright, J. M. Carter, R. F. Counts, John A. Chambers, J. M. Givens, D. W. and William Hale, Alf A. Hanscomb, J. T. Hardegree, P. Hawkins, F. B. Massengale, Jesse Rogers, and C. C. Simmons as a public cemetery for the rural community of "Content". The plot was named for R. F. Counts, who bought the surrounding property in 1889. An additional 4 acres were donated by Sidney Bright in the 1930s. An unknown number of Confederate veterans of the Civil War are buried here.
32.0283° N, 99.7532° W
Where to Find It
from Winters take FM 1770 east 12 miles then go north on FM 382 about 3 miles then go west .25 miles on county road
Nearby Markers
- 0.6 mi SE Alec Simmons Winters
- 0.6 mi N Nancy Parker Cabin Crews
- 0.8 mi N Ranger Campsite Winters
- 0.8 mi N Cotton Production in Runnels County Winters
- 0.8 mi N Ranger Peak Winters
- 1 mi NE Ranger Campsite Water Well Crews