Mayberry Park Cemetery
The only remaining legible headstone in this graveyard reveals that the cemetery dates to the late 19th century. The grave of James Moses Cowan (1834-1888) is believed to be one of 12-20 burials. Other graves are marked with plain stones or remain unadorned. According to local tradition, members of the pioneer O.M. Hood family were interred in the cemetery. There was no specific name associated with the cemetery until the mid-20th century, when it became known as Mayberry Park Cemetery. The land became a part of Fort Hood in 1942. Texas Sesquicentennial 1836-1986
31.0370° N, 97.8078° W
Where to Find It
Off Maxdale Rd, along Reese Creek, just inside the SE boundary of Ft. Hood, Killeen (to access cemetery an area pass needs to be obtained at Hunt Control on Fort Hood)
Nearby Markers
- 1.7 mi N Brown (Okay Community) Cemetery Killeen
- 3.6 mi SW Maxdale Bridge Killeen
- 3.7 mi S Maxdale Cemetery Killeen vicinity
- 4.5 mi W Boys Ranch of Copperas Cove Kempner
- 5.1 mi NE Joseph Dennis Lands Killeen vicinity
- 5.2 mi NE Immanuel Lutheran Church Cemetery Killeen