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| Ballantyne Family Cemetery | Brackettville | - | - |
| Cowboy Cemetery | - | - | |
| Fort Clark Post Cemetery | At Fort Clark, Hwy 90 West, Bracketville, Texas. (In 1886, 47 headrocks were made for union soldiers who died at Fort Clark. The first burial occurred in 1879. These graves were moved to the San Antonio National Cemetery before 1909. | - | - |
| Indian Scout Cemetery |
20 listings & photo The Seminole-Negro Indian Scout Cemetery, where four Medal of Honor recipients have specially marked graves, may be visited on Farm Road 3348 west of Fort Clark and three miles south of U.S. Highway 90. |
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| Masonic Cemetery | Brackettville | - | - |
| Spofford City Cemetery | Spofford | - | - |
| St. Mary Magdalene Catholic | Brackettville | - | - |
| Unknown Cemetery 4 listings | Chapman Ranch | - | - |
| VFW Cemetery | Brackettville | - | - |
| Vincent Cemetery | - | - | - |
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