Atkinson, William
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

Text: To John Williams and Howell Haggett killed by Indians in May 1836 while detailed from Captain John J. Tumlinson's company of rangers to help protect the families of the Hornsby's Settlement on returning from the "Run Away Scrape". To William Atkinson, Pioneer Ranger, buried near Daniel Hornsby when both were killed by Indians, June 7, 1845.

Bourland, James S.
Valley Spring
Llano County, TX
Valley Spring Cemetery
30 51.841 N 98 49.83 W

JAS. S. BOURLAND
1824 --------1886
MARY N. BOURLAND
1839 ---------1907
ASLEEP UNTIL JESUS COMES

Briggs, Elisha
Lytle
Atascosa County, Texas
Lytle Community Cemetery
29 14.300' N 98 48.063' W

ELISHA
BRIGGS--BORN AUG. 19
1819
DIED DEC. 29
1905

Brite, Thomas R.
Leming
Atascosa County, Texas
Brite Cemetery
29 03.402' N 98 26.775' W

THOMAS R. BRITE
WAS BORN
AUGUST 5TH 1824
DIED
AUGUST 28TH 1859

Bryant, Benjamin Franklin
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Texas State Cemetery
30 16.028' N 97 43.598' W

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
BRYANT
1836
CAPTAIN - BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO
1838
FOUNDER - BRYANTS STATION
1840
INDIAN AGENT - LITTLE RIVER
1841 - 1845 TEXAS RANGER
1848
MILAM COUNTY COMMISSIONER
TOMBSTONE 2
B. BRYANT
BORN MAR. 15. 1800
DIED
MAR. 24. 1857
CAPTAIN OF A COMPANY
AT SAN JACINTO

Burell, Robert L.
Medina County, TX
Castroville
St. Louis Cemetery
29 20.978' N 98 53.130' W

ROBERT L.
AUG. 28, 1900
SEPT. 23, 1963
BURRELL

Carson, Robert
Blanco
Blanco County, TX
Blanco Cemetery
30 05.615 N 98 25.038' W

ROBERT CARSON
BORN
JUNE 1, 1832
DIED NOV. 30, 1912

Carson, Thomas
Blanco
Blanco County, TX
Blanco Cemetery
30 05.615 N 98 25.038' W

CARSON
THOMAS
1819 1866

Cates, William Thomas
Pontotoc
Mason County, Texas
Pontotoc Cemetery
30 54.270' N 98 59.714' W

WILLIAM THOMAS CATES
TEXAS STATE TRPS
CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY
JUL 24 1840 OCT 13 1912

Cavaness, William H.
Mason
Mason County, TX
Crosby Cemetery
30 45.473 N 99 14.582' W

WILLIAM H. CAVANESS
PVT
CIVIL WAR
1842 -- 1865

Cowan, Luther H.
Tow
Llano County, Texas
Tow Cemetery
30 52.739' N 98 28.753' W

LUTHER H. COWAN
NOV. 11, 1833
APR. 16, 1919

Crider, J.P.
Kerrville
Kerr County, TX
Nichols Cemetery
30 04.245 N 99 13.066' W

J.P. CRIDER
DEC. 4, 1841
MAY 15, 1926

Cunningham, James
Comanche
Comanche County, Texas
Newburg Cemetery
31 46.172' N 98 31.237' W

Historical Marker:: Born in Alabama, settled in Comanche County, 1855. Commander of Texas Ranger Company stationed in Comanche County, 1858. Helped bring law and order to county--drove out renegades and wild Indians. Cunningham commanded men from Comanche County in Dove Creek Battle, Jan. 8, 1864 (500 white men against 1,000 Indians). His sons became sheriffs in Comanche, Mills and Taylor counties.

Cunningham, Richard T.
Comanche
Comanche County, Texas
Newburg Cemetery
31 46.172' N 98 31.237' W

Richard T. Cunningham
JAN. 26, 1844
SEP. 27, 1931

Cunningham, W.H.
Comanche
Comanche County, Texas
Newburg Cemetery
31 46.172' N 98 31.237' W

W.H. CUNNINGHAM
AUG. 17, 1848
NOV. 27, 1918

Davis, M.D.L.
Tow
Llano County, Texas
Tow Cemetery
30 52.739' N 98 28.753' W

M.D.L. DAVIS
BORN
MAR. 8, 1839
DIED
NOV. 28, 1911
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

Dial, William A.
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Texas State Cemetery
30 15.919' N 97 43.649' W

WILLIAM A. DIAL
FEB. 6, 1903
JUNE 17, 1963
TEXAS RANGER
921-1923
1931-1933

Doak, Jonathan A.
Pleasanton
Atascosa County, Texas
Pleasanton City Cemetery
28 57.901' N 98 29.497' W

JONATHAN A.
DOAK
APRIL 27, 1815
APRIL 18, 1887

Edmiston, David Crawford
Webberville
Travis County, Texas
Joseph J. Manor Cemetery
30 13.760' N 97 29.293' W

Historical Marker: (March 2, 1825 – January 18, 1903) A native of Arkansas, David C. Edmiston came to Texas with his family in 1835. As a young man David served with a frontier defense unit of the Texas Rangers. He later served as a Ranger in the Mexican War and was a soldier in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. Married to the former Rhoda Bowen in 1856, he was the father of eleven children. His Webberville farmstead remains as a visible reminder of the area’s heritage.

Edmiston, James Euwin
Webberville
Travis County, Texas
Joseph J. Manor Cemetery
30 13.760' N 97 29.293' W

Historical Marker: (1820-1892) An Arkansas native, James Euwin Edmiston came to Texas in 1835, settling near present Webberville. He was a Texas Ranger during the Texas Revolution, and took part in several Indian battles in this area. He was involved in the Woll Expedition and the Archive War in 1842. He later served in two Travis County Ranger companies before moving to Sonora, California, in 1849. He was awarded a pension from the State of Texas for his Republic of Texas Military Service.

Gentry, Lee Roy
Menard
Menard County, TX
Pioneer Rest Cemetery
30 54.624 N 99 47.321' W

LEE ROY GENTRY
BORN
OCT. 4, 1853
DIED
JUNE 24, 1927
AT REST

Gillett, James S.
Lampasas
Lampasas County, Texas
Oak Hill Cemetery
31 04.462' N 98 11.880' W

Historical Marker: (1810-1874) Lawyer and frontier fighter. Born in Kentucky. Attained rank of Major in Mexican War, 1846-49. He was elected to the 3rd Texas Legislature, serving 1849-50. Appointed by Gov. P. H. Bell, he was Adjutant General of Texas, Nov. 24, 1851, to Feb. 4, 1856. He was again in the Texas Rangers in 1859-60 and served under Confederacy in Civil War, 1861-65. He married Elizabeth Harper. One of their children was famed Texas Ranger James B. Gillett.

Gray, R.W.
Cherokee
San Saba County, TX
Gray Cemetery
30 58.464' N 98 45.079' W

R.W. GRAY
JUNE 1, 1829
FEB. 12, 1925

Grumbles, John J.
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Texas State Cemetery
30 15.926' N 97 43.650' W

IN MEMORY OF
CAPTAIN JOHN J. GRUMBLES
BORN IN SOUTH CAROLINA CIRCA 1804
CAME TO THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS FROM
ALABAMA WITH HIS WIFE CAROLINE IN 1837
SETTLED IN TRAVIS COUNTY IN 1840
OWNED LAND AT BARTON SPRINGS
FROM 1845 TO 1855
OPERATED A FERRY AND A GRIST MILL
ON THE COLORADO RIVER
NEAR THE MOUTH OF SHOAL CREEK
AN EARLY TEXAS RANGER
ORGANIZED THE GRUMBLE’S RANGERS
MOUNTED VOLUNTEER IN 1846 TO 1847
AND AGAIN IN 1845 TO 1850
KILLED IN SAN SABA FEBRUARY 25, 1858

Haggett, Howell
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

Text: To John Williams and Howell Haggett killed by Indians in May 1836 while detailed from Captain John J. Tumlinson's company of rangers to help protect the families of the Hornsby's Settlement on returning from the "Run Away Scrape". To William Atkinson, Pioneer Ranger, buried near Daniel Hornsby when both were killed by Indians, June 7, 1845.

Hammer, Harney
Reagan Wells
Uvalde County, TX
Heard Cemetery
29 33.979 N 99 50.606' W

HARNEY
HAMMER
BORN MAY 30.1856
DIED JAN. 7, 1913
Come unto me ye that
are weary and heavy
laden and I will give
you rest.

Hartmann, Heinrich
Hondo
Medina County, TX
Hondo Cemetery
29 21.634' N 099 08.005' W

FATHER
HEINRICH HARTMANN
BORN DEC. 7, 1846
DIED
OCT. 15, 1921
AT REST

Hay, John Silas
Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County, Texas
Mt. Hope Cemetery
28 31.966' N 99 51.408' W

JOHN SILAS HAY
JULY 7, 1839
MAY 15, 1895

Heard, Thomas D.
Reagan Wells
Uvalde County, TX
Heard Cemetery
29 33.979 N 99 50.606' W

THOMAS D. HEARD
DEC. 24, 1854
MAY 28, 1934

Herrin, Ransom
Boerne
Kendall County, TX
Boerne Cemetery
29 48.145 N 98 44.332' W

RANSOM HERRIN
PVT 29 BRIGADE
TEXAS STATE TROOPS
CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY

Hilburn, Lon
Poteet
Atascosa County, Texas
Rutledge Cemetery
29 04.123' N 98 34.828' W

LON HILBURN
JULY 7, 1887
JANUARY 24, 1966

Hollebeke, Edd
Pecos
Reeves County, Texas
Fairview Cemetery
31 25.028' N 103 30.168' W

EDD HOLLEBEKE
SEPT. 22, 1879
MAY 13, 1961

Hornsby, Bud Emery
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

BUD
EMERY HORNSBY
SEPT. 18, 1885
JULY 10, 1925

Hornsby, Daniel
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

IN
MEMORY OF
DANIEL HORNSBY
WAS BORN DECEMBER
7TH AND WAS KILLED
BY THE INDIANS JUNE
7TH 1845 AGED 18
YEARS & SIX MONTHS

Hornsby, Daniel
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

Text: To John Williams and Howell Haggett killed by Indians in May 1836 while detailed from Captain John J. Tumlinson's company of rangers to help protect the families of the Hornsby's Settlement on returning from the "Run Away Scrape". To William Atkinson, Pioneer Ranger, buried near Daniel Hornsby when both were killed by Indians, June 7, 1845.

Hornsby, Josephus
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

Text: (Mar. 15, 1822 – Oct. 21, 1862). Son of Reuben Hornsby; settled here, 1832. Bastrop Ranger, 1837 in Flores Fight, 1839 Battle of Plum Creek, 1840 Brushy Fight, Vasquez and Woll Campaigns, 1842; led fight against Indians from whom he rescued William Bell and Alexander Coleman in Austin, 1842. His wife, Eliza Ann Lane (Feb 14, 1830 – Sept. 6, 1892).

Hornsby, Malcom 2
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

MALCOLM M. HORNSBY
BORN
NOV. 28, 1841
DIED
SEPT. 28, 1892

Hornsby, Malcom
Austin
Travis County, Texas Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

IN
MEMORY OF
MALCOLM M. HORNSBY
WAS BORN APRIL THE 27
1818 AND DEPARTED THIS
DECEMBER 7TH
1840
AGED 22 YEARS 7
MONTHES & 10 DAYS.

Hornsby, Moses Smith
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

Son of Moses Hornsby & Katherine Watts. Brother of Reuben Hornsby, Sr. Born 1804. Died September 5, 1835, Williamson County. Texas Ranger: Enlisted in Col. John Henry Moore's Battalion, Capt. Michael R. Coheen's Company., July 25, 1835. Died in the Line of Duty: 9/5/1835. Also in this company of Rangers was William Watts Hornsby and McLaurin Hornsby.

Hornsby, Reuben
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

REUBEN HORNSBY
BORN--JAN. 7, 1793
DIED JAN. 11, 1879

Hornsby, Ruben
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

IN
MEMORY OF
RUBEN HORNSBY
WAS BORNED OCT. THE 18TH
1824 & DIED DEC. THE 12TH
1861 AGED 37 YEARS
1 MONTH & 24 DAYS.

Hoy, James Kindred
Mason
Mason County, TX
Fly Gap Cemetery
30 49.121 N 99 03.573' W

JAMES KINDRED
HOY
APRIL 23, 1820
AUGUST 23, 1905

Ikard, Sully R.
Pecos
Reeves County, Texas
Fairview Cemetery
31 25.028' N 103 30.168' W

SULLY R. IKARD
SEPT. 20, 1883
JULY 21, 1952

Johnson, Robert S.
Pecos
Reeves County, Texas
Fairview Cemetery
31 25.028' N 103 30.168' W

ROBERT S. JOHNSON
1849-----------1929

Leifeste, August C.
Castell
Llano County, TX
Trinity United Methodist Church
30 41.931 N 98 57.485' W

FATHER
AUGUST C.
NOV. 11, 1844
JULY 20, 1888

McCarley, J.P.
Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County, Texas
Mt. Hope Cemetery
28 31.966' N 99 51.408' W

J.P. MCCARLEY
BORN
JULY 13, 1824
DIED
SEPT. 2, 1885

McCarley, James P.
Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County, Texas
Mt. Hope Cemetery
28 31.966' N 99 51.408' W

JAMES P. MCCARLEY
1858 - 1937

McCulloch, Henry Eustace
Seguin
Guadalupe County, Texas
San Geronimo Cemetery
29 34.379' N 97 56.109' W

Text: In this lot lie Henry Eustace McCulloch; Texas Ranging Service 1839-42; Texas Ranger Captain, Mexican War, 1847-48; State Legislator, 1853-59; U.S. Marshal, 1859-61; Colonel, 1st Texas Regiment Mounted Rifles, C.S.A.; Brigadier General, C.S.A. District Commander, Texas Brigade Commander, Vicksburg Campaign. His wife, Jane Isabella Ashby McCulloch.

McFarlin, John
Bertram
Burnet County, TX
South Gabriel Cemetery
30 42.317 N 98 01.479' W

JOHN McFARLIN
CAME TO TEXAS 1825
BORN AUG. 23. 1824
DIED APR. 18. 1917

McPeters, John
San Saba County, TX
Cherokee
Cherokee Cemetery

PVT.
JOHN McPETERS
C.S.A.
JUN 29, 1829
MAY 31, 1911

Merrill, Nelson
Leander
Williamson County, TX
Bagdad Cemetery
30 34.593' N 97 52.189' W

ERECTED TO
THE MEMORY OF
CAPT. NELSON
MERRILL
BORN
OCT. 6, 1810
DIED
JAN. 11, 1879
68 YS 3MS 5DS

Moore, Edgar Maurice Bowie
Austin
Travis County
Oakwood Cemetery
30 16.591' N 97 43.608' W

EDGAR MAURICE
BOWIE MOORE
TEXAS RANGER AND
DEPUTY SHERIFF
BORN
NEW ORLEANS, LA
1850
KILLED IN
LINE OF DUTY
NOVEMBER 10, 1887
FIRST TRAVIS COUNTY DEPUTY
KILLED IN LINE OF DUTY
GRANDSON OF RESIN P. BOWIE
INVENTOR OF THE BOWIE KNIFE
1ST SGT TEXAS RANGERS
CO. E. (LT. B.E. FOSTER) 1876
AS TRAVIS COUNTY DEPUTY SHERIFF
ENGAGED IN OUTLAW
SAM BASS' FINAL SHOOTOUT
ROUND ROCK, TEXAS
AUGUST 19, 1878
AS TRAVIS COUNTY SHERIFF
KILLED IN SHOTGU AMBUSH
DURING WARRANT SERVICE
IN WESTERN TRAVIS COUNTY
NOVEMBER 10, 1887

Moore, Edgar Maurice Bowie
Austin
Travis County
Oakwood Cemetery
30 16.591' N 97 43.608' W

EDGAR MAURICE
BOWIE MOORE
TEXAS RANGER AND
DEPUTY SHERIFF
BORN
NEW ORLEANS, LA
1850
KILLED IN
LINE OF DUTY
NOVEMBER 10, 1887
FIRST TRAVIS COUNTY DEPUTY
KILLED IN LINE OF DUTY
GRANDSON OF RESIN P. BOWIE
INVENTOR OF THE BOWIE KNIFE
1ST SGT TEXAS RANGERS
CO. E. (LT. B.E. FOSTER) 1876
AS TRAVIS COUNTY DEPUTY SHERIFF
ENGAGED IN OUTLAW
SAM BASS' FINAL SHOOTOUT
ROUND ROCK, TEXAS
AUGUST 19, 1878
AS TRAVIS COUNTY SHERIFF
KILLED IN SHOTGU AMBUSH
DURING WARRANT SERVICE
IN WESTERN TRAVIS COUNTY
NOVEMBER 10, 1887

Moore, Lon
Hondo
Medina County, TX
Ingleside Cemetery
29 21.222' N 99 08.012' W

LON MOORE
BORN
JUNE 4, 1844
DIED MARCH 2, 1911

Moreland, Millard S.
Bertram
Burnet County, TX
Bear Creek Cemetery
30 45.716 N 98 02.232' W

MILLARD S.
MORELAND
BORN
APR. 23. 1856
DIED NOV. 11, 1891

Morgan, Joseph A.
Tow
Llano County, Texas
Tow Cemetery
30 52.739' N 98 28.753' W

FATHER
JOSEPH A. MORGAN
OCT. 4, 1845
JAN. 9, 1924

Oestreich, Christian C.
Castell
Llano County, TX
Trinity United Methodist Church
30 41.931 N 98 57.485' W

Christian C.
Aug. 2, 1854
June 22, 1936

Perry, Cicero Rufus
Johnson City
Blanco County, TX
Johnson City Masonic Cemetery
30 17.068 N 98 24.703' W

CICERO R. PERRY
1823 - 1898
CAPTAIN OF TEXAS RANGERS
1874

Platt, John Radcliff
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W "

John Radcliff Platt. Son of Radcliff Platt, Sr. and Christian McLaurin Platt. Born Feb. 18, 1852. Died April 16, 1911 in Gila County, Arizona. Interred in the Old Globe Cemetery. Texas Ranger. Enlisted June 20, 1886 as Private in the Frontier Battalion , Capt. S.A. McMurry’s Company, served through August 31, 1891. Wife: Never Married.

Platt, Radcliff
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W "

Radcliff Platt, Jr. Son of Radcliff Platt, Sr. and Christian McLaurin Platt. Born June 7, 1868. Died November 12, 1939, Austin, Texas. Interred in Oakwood Cemetery, Austin, Texas. Texas Ranger. Enlisted June 20, 1886 as Private in the Frontier Battalion , Capt. S.A. McMurry’s Company, served through August 31, 1891. Wife: Fannie Gray. Children: None.
"

Platt, S.M.
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

S.M. PLATT
OCT. 26, 1855
MARCH 6, 1902
A MEMBER OF
TRAVIS CAMP NO. 319
AUSTIN, TEXAS

Platt, Tom
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

TOM PLATT
JAN. 26, 1858
OCT. 10, 1929

Porter, B.F.
Valley Spring
Llano County, TX
Valley Spring Cemetery
30 51.841 N 98 49.83 W

B.F. PORTER
APR. 12, 1845
APR. 20, 1918

Robertson, Walter Mickle
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

WALTER MICKLE
ROBERTSON
JUL6 26, 1853
JAN. 28, 1930
IND. WAR VET.
TEXAS RANGER

Sanders, J.J.
Lockhart
Caldwell County, TX
Lockhart City Cemetery
29 53.433 N 97 40.143 W

J.J. SANDERS
APRIL 16, 1854
FEB. 6, 1924
HOW DESOLATE OUR
HOME BEREFT OF
THEE

Saunders, George Woodard
Boerne
Kendall County, TX
Boerne Cemetery
29 48.145 N 98 44.332' W

GEORGE WOODARD
SAUNDERS
BORN IN BEDFORD CO GA
JAN. 5, 1827
DIED DEC. 31, 1906

Saunders, John Woodard
Boerne
Kendall County, TX
Boerne Cemetery
29 48.145 N 98 44.332' W

JOHN WOODARD
SAUNDERS
DEC. 23, 1856
JULY 11, 1913
TEXAS RANGER
FRONTIER BATTALION
COMPANIES D & F

Schneider, Lohie
Menard
Menard County, TX
Pioneer Rest Cemetery
30 54.624 N 99 47.321' W

FATHER
LOHIE SCHNEIDER
1815 1897
AT REST

Secrest, Washington Hampton
Schluenburg
Fayette County, Texas
Navidad Baptist Cemetery
29 38.472' N 96 53.238' W

WASHINGTON
HAMPTON
SECREST
CAPT
2 US VOL CAV
1809
FEB 3 1854
BATTLE OF
SAN JACINTO
TEXAS REVOLUTION

Sieker, Edward Armon
Menard
Menard County, TX
Pioneer Rest Cemetery
30 54.624 N 99 47.321' W

EDWARD ARMON
1850 - 1901

Slater, S.T.
Rockdale
Milam County, Texas
Sharp Cemetery
30 44.969' N 97 08.293' W

IN MEMORY OF
OUR FATHER
S.T. SLATER
BORN JAN. 31, 1813
DIED NOV. 2, 1884
SAFE IN THE ARMS OF JESUS

This is a marker this often placed next to a Texas Raner's grave.

Trimble, LaFetra E.
Eden
Eden County, Texas
Eden Cemetery
31 13.871' N 99 51.175' W

LAFETRA E. TRIMBLE
SEPTEMBER 29, 1892
JULY 14, 1985

Tumlinson, Ben
Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County, Texas
Mt. Hope Cemetery
28 31.966' N 99 51.408' W

BEN TUMLINSON, JR.
BORN
NOV. 17, 1894
DIED
JUNE 10, 1923

Tumlinson, Joseph
Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County, Texas
Mt. Hope Cemetery
28 31.966' N 99 51.408' W

JOSEPH TUMLINSON
BORN MAY 26, 1840
DIED--JAN. 29, 1893

Tumlinson, Peter
Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County, Texas
Mt. Hope Cemetery
28 31.966' N 99 51.408' W

PETER TUMLINSON
NOV. 16, 1802
SEPT. 10, 1882

Vivian, Otho Dee
Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County, Texas
Mt. Hope Cemetery
28 31.966' N 99 51.408' W

OTHO DEE VIVIAN
1893 1973

Wantz, X
Hondo
Medina County, TX
Ingleside Cemetery
29 21.222' N 99 08.012' W

FATHER
X. WANTZ
AUG. 15, 1844
OCT. 2, 1922

Webb, David C.
Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County, Texas
Mt. Hope Cemetery
28 31.966' N 99 51.408' W

DAVID C. WEBB
FEB. 1, 1885
JUNE 20, 1932

Webb, Lake Thomas
Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County, Texas
Mt. Hope Cemetery
28 31.966' N 99 51.408' W

LAKE THOMAS WEBB
1894 - 1974

Wheelock, Eleazar Louis Ripley
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Texas State Cemetery
30 15.943' N 97 43.525' W

BORN 1793, IN HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE
GRANDSON OF THE FOUNDER OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
SERVED AS AN OFFICER IN
THE WAR OF 1812
THE BLACK HAWK WAR
THE WAR FOR TEXAS INDEPENDENCE
MARRIED 1818 MARY P. PRICHETT IN ILLINOIS
IMMIGRATED TO TEXAS IN 1833
FOUNDER OF THE TOWN OF WHEELOCK
IN ROBERTSON'S COLONY
CAPTAIN OF THE TEXAS RANGERS
FOUNDER OF THE TEXAS UNIVERSITY COMPANY
REPUBLIC OF TEXAS INDIAN COMMISSIONER
UNDER PRESIDENT ANSON JONES
SURVEYOR - LAWYER - SOLDIER - PATRIOT
DIED 1847
PRESENTED TO THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS
BY HIS DESCENDENTS IN 1993
THE BICENTENNIAL
OF HIS BIRTH.

White, Wilson H.
Davilla
Milam County, Texas
Davilla Cemetery
30 47.176' N 97 17.065' W

WILSON H. WHITE
BORN
NOV. 15, 1830
DIED
FEB. 23, 1912
GONE BEFORE

Wilbarger, John Lemon
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Texas State Cemetery
30 15.943' N 97 43.525' W

COLONEL JOSIAH PUGH
WILBARGER
BORN IN KENTUCKY SEPT. 10, 1801
DIED AT BASTROP, TEX APRIL 11, 1845
HIS SON
JOHN LEMON WILBARGER
TEXAS RANGER
BORN IN MATAGORDA CO., TEXAS
NOVEMBER 19, 1829
KILLED BY INDIANS
ON THE RIO GRANDE RIVER
AUGUST 20, 1850

Williams, John
Austin
Travis County, Texas
Hornsby Cemetery
30 15.391' N 97 37.320' W

Text: To John Williams and Howell Haggett killed by Indians in May 1836 while detailed from Captain John J. Tumlinson's company of rangers to help protect the families of the Hornsby's Settlement on returning from the "Run Away Scrape". To William Atkinson, Pioneer Ranger, buried near Daniel Hornsby when both were killed by Indians, June 7, 1845.

Wootton, Greenville Trent
Lytle
Atascosa County, Texas
Benton City Cemetery
29 12.408' N 98 46.863' W

G. TRENT
WOOTTON
BORN
FEB. 9. 1822
DIED
AUG. 22, 1892

Wyatt, Jordan
Tow
Llano County, Texas
Tow Cemetery
30 52.739' N 98 28.753' W

IN MEMORY
OF JORDAN
WYATT
BORN MAR
2, 1830
DIED MAR
14, 1898

Yates, Milford Carroll
Pleasanton
Atascosa County, Texas
Pleasanton City Cemetery
28 57.901' N 98 29.497' W

MILFORD
CARROLL
YATES
BORN
JULY 4
1825
DIED
OCT. 24
1897