Cemeteries in DeWitt County, TX
DeWitt County, Texas has 70 cemeteries in our directory, listed under 4 nearby cities and towns. The most listings are near Cuero (30), Yoakum (22) and Yorktown (16). Among them are 7 church cemeteries (10%), 3 Catholic cemeteries (4%) and 2 municipal cemeteries (3%).
All cemeteries in DeWitt County
- Allen Family CemetaryYoakumChristian cemetery
- Saint Aloysius CemeteryCueroCatholic cemetery
- Lord CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Mount Bethany Baptist Church CemeteryCueroBaptist cemetery
- Westhoff CemeteryCueroCemetery
- San Miguel CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Thomaston CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Saint John Evangelical Lutheran ChurchCueroLutheran cemetery
- Saint Peter and Paul Catholic CemeteryCueroCatholic cemetery
- St. Ann's Catholic Church CemeteryYoakumCatholic cemetery
- Zion Lutheran CemeteryCueroLutheran cemetery
- Alexander CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Antioch CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Bellview CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Bellview Spanish CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Burns Station CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Captain York CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- City CemeteryYoakumMunicipal cemetery
- Clinton CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Concrete CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Cook-Holland CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- County CemeteryCueroMunicipal cemetery
- County Line CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Cunningham-Hulse CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Davis CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Edgar Family CemeteryYoakumFamily cemetery
- Epperson-Brown-Jonischkies CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- Evergreen CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Evergreen CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Guadalupe CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Hebron Cemetery - NorthYoakumCemetery
- Hebron Cemetery - SouthYoakumCemetery
- Hillside CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Hochheim CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Holy Cross CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- House CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- Leesville CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Leissner CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Lindenau Community CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Lockhart CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Lost Creek CemeteryCueroCemetery
- McCrabb CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Memory Gardens CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Memory Park CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Menn-Treude CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- National CemeteryYorktownNational cemetery
- Nelms CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Nordheim CemeteryRungeCemetery
- Nordheim CemeteryRungeCemetery
- Pleasantville CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Ponteon San Isidro Labrador CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Rabke CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- Saint Joseph CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- Saint Louis CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- Saint Paul CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- San Pedro CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Sand Gate CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- Smith Creek CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- Sons of Herman CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Stars Over Texas Longhorn Ranch CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Stevens CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Taylor CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Taylor Family CemeteryYorktownFamily cemetery
- Teppim CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Terryville CemeteryYoakumCemetery
- Upper Yorktown CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- Westside CemeteryYorktownCemetery
- Westville CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Woodman CemeteryCueroCemetery
- Woods CemeteryYorktownCemetery
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in DeWitt County?
We list 70 cemeteries in DeWitt 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 DeWitt 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 DeWitt 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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