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McGown Cemetery

The McGown Cemetery's earliest known burial, that of pioneer Anne Kyle (d. 1842) occurred five years after the formation of Sabine County. Seventeen years later, George Washington McGown (1799-1859), a Sabine County justice of the peace during the Republic of Texas era, became the second person and first of his family to be interred here. Civil War veterans buried here include McGown's son Andrew Henderson McGown (1824-1904), who served four terms as Sabine County sheriff, and neighbors William (1833-1918) and Perry (1841-1927) Browning, also members of a prominent pioneer family. The McGown Cemetery continues to serve the descendants of Sabine County pioneers. (1998)

Where to Find It

3 mi. W of Milam on SH 21, then .4 mi. N on unmarked cemetery road

Nearby Markers

Nearby markers need a map location, and the Atlas does not list one for this marker.

All 72 markers in Sabine County

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