Cemeteries in Coryell County, TX
Coryell County, Texas has 66 cemeteries in our directory, listed under 9 nearby cities and towns. The most listings are near Gatesville (28), Ames (13) and Copperas Cove (9). Among them are 5 church cemeteries (8%), 1 Baptist cemetery (2%) and 1 Christian cemetery (2%).
All cemeteries in Coryell County
- Gatesville City Cemetery2100 East Leon Street · GatesvilleChurch cemetery
- Oak Grove CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Odd Fellows CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Restland CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Coryell Baptist Church CemeteryMcGregorBaptist cemetery
- Immanuel Lutheran Church CemeteryCopperas CoveChristian cemetery
- Saint John Lutheran CemeteryGatesvilleLutheran cemetery
- Ater CemeteryAmesCemetery
- Bee House CemeteryCopperas CoveCemetery
- Bethel CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Blackfoot CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Brown CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Bruce CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Coffee CemeteryAmesCemetery
- Copperas Cove CemeteryCopperas CoveCemetery
- Coryell Valley CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Crawford CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Eagle Springs CemeteryMcGregorCemetery
- Elam CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Evergreen CemeteryAmesCemetery
- Flint Creek CemeteryKilleenCemetery
- Fort Gates CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Friendship CemeteryKilleenCemetery
- Gotcher CemeteryCopperas CoveCemetery
- Graham CemeteryKilleenCemetery
- Greenbriar CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Hemelline CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Henderson CemeteryFort CavazosCemetery
- Hillsdale CemeteryCopperas CoveCemetery
- Hubbard CemeteryKilleenCemetery
- Jonesboro CemeteryAmesCemetery
- Ken Coop CemeteryAmesCemetery
- King CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- King CemeteryKilleenCemetery
- King and Smith CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Lamb CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Langford CemeteryHamiltonCemetery
- Miller CemeteryAmesCemetery
- Mound CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Osage CemeteryMcGregorCemetery
- Pearl CemeteryCopperas CoveCemetery
- Pidcoke CemeteryCopperas CoveCemetery
- Pleasant Grove CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Post Oak CemeteryMcGregorCemetery
- Post Oak CemeteryCliftonCemetery
- Powell CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Prairie View CemeteryAmesCemetery
- Ruth CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Sadler CemeteryValley MillsCemetery
- Saint Paul CemeteryKilleenCemetery
- Seaton CemeteryKilleenCemetery
- Slater CemeteryCopperas CoveCemetery
- Smith CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Spring Hill CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- State Juvenile Training School CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Station Creek CemeteryMcGregorCemetery
- Sycamore CemeteryAmesCemetery
- Turnersville CemeteryAmesCemetery
- Union Valley CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Walker CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Weaver Chapel CemeteryAmesChurch cemetery
- West Fort Hood Unnamed CemeteryCopperas CoveCemetery
- White CemeteryGatesvilleCemetery
- Willy Grubb CemeteryAmesCemetery
- Wood CemeteryAmesCemetery
- Young CemeteryAmesCemetery
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Coryell County?
We list 66 cemeteries in Coryell County, Texas. Small family burial grounds recorded by the U.S. Geological Survey are included, so the count is higher than the number of cemeteries with an office or staff.
Where are burial records for Coryell County kept?
Death certificates are held by the Texas vital records office and often the county clerk or health department. Individual cemeteries keep their own interment records; church cemeteries may keep them at the parish office. County historical and genealogical societies often have transcriptions of older cemeteries.
Can I visit family cemeteries in Coryell County?
Many family cemeteries sit on private land. Ask the landowner before visiting. Texas law may give descendants a right of reasonable access, but the rules and process vary by state.
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