Clarendon Cemetery
In this first cemetery of Donley County, sixteen rods west lie the first dead of Old Clarendon. Here white civilization sank its roots in sadness and from the graves in this sacred acre strong pioneer spirits turned to face the future with greater love for the land and a firmer determination to build for a tomorrow which we know today. To those of the Old Clarendon Colony who first found rest on this bold promontory and to their survivors, this stone of imperishable Texas granite is loyally and lovingly dedicated. Erected by the State of Texas, July 4, 1938
34.9180° N, 100.8825° W
Where to Find It
From Clarendon, take S.H. 70 about 1 mile south to Citizens' Cemetery; marker near road in southwest corner of cemetery.
Nearby Markers
- 0.2 mi NE James T. Patman Clarendon
- 1 mi N St. Mary's Catholic Church Clarendon
- 1.2 mi N Funeral Business in Clarendon Clarendon
- 1.4 mi N First United Methodist Church of Clarendon Clarendon
- 1.4 mi N Donley County Courthouse Clarendon
- 1.4 mi N Stockton P. Donley Clarendon