Historical Marker: Charles and Mary Ann Dyer Goodnight  To them the Panhandle pays reverent and grateful tribute.

Cemetery and town are named for early settler, Charles Goodnight and his wife, Mary Ann Dyer Goodnight. Historically, they were earliest settlers in the area and had a "dug-out" home in nearby Palo Duro Canyon and developed the cattle industry in the area.

Lat: 35°02'47"N, Lon: 101°10'25"W

Cemetery located north of Hwy 287 to Juliet Road, turn right then left on paved road to cemetery.

Submitted by Leaton Clark  (LC)  Submitted by Keith & Jerry Lou Nix (KJN)

Last Name	First Name	Mo	Da	Year	Mo	Da	year	Comments
Hudson	Alma Amy (Wilmoth)	Apr	22	1901	Mar	1	1991	w/o Clarence M (LC)
Hudson	Clarence M     (VET)	Dec	25	1895	Feb	5	1949	son/o Henry Stow,   Veteran  (LC)
Hudson	Henry Stow	Mar	20	1866	Jan	4	1943	h/o Nellie Ann (LC)    B: GA s/o Fredrich T. & Anna Elizabeth Sims  M: Oct 19 1893 Grove, TX
Hudson	Nellie Ann Strickland	May	1	1871	Mar	31	1947	w/o Henry Stow Hudson (LC)  Death Certificate sign by Mrs R.O. Mages(dau)
Hudson	Infant, Wilmoth Henry				Apr	13	1924	s/o Clarence & Alda Mae  (LC)
Hudson	Nellie Beatrice	Jan	17	1914	Sep	27	1915	d/o Henry and Nellie Ann  (LC)
Nix	Edith Jewel	Sep	12	1916	Jun	10	1918	d/o J.O. & Beulah (KJN) ( Death Certificate) Donley Co. TX  Texas Deaths
Nix	Loice Freeman	Feb	12	1889	Feb	18	1920	d/o Miles Jennings and Sarah Elizabeth Freeman  (KJN)
Nix	Miles Jennings	Jul	8	1863	Oct	22	1922	s/o Jennings O. & Beulah Pool Gregg Nix (KJN) Death Certificate  Ashtola, Donley Co. TX

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