Union Cemetery
Four acres of land were donated for Union Cemetery by early settlers Joseph Marcus Jackson and his wife Eleanor Thompson Jackson. Named Union Cemetery because it serves all of the communities around Durango, the earliest recorded burial was that of infant Mary Braswell in 1836. Among the more than 800 burials are many of the area's pioneer settlers and their descendants, and veterans from the Civil War, World War I, World War II, and the Korean War. The cemetery is maintained by an association established in 1977, and continues to serve this area of Falls County.
31.2165° N, 97.1090° W
Where to Find It
From Lott take US 77 N about 4 mi., then go west about 4 mi. on FM 935
Nearby Markers
- 4 mi E Clover Hill Cemetery Lott
- 4.5 mi E United Methodist Church of Lott Lott
- 4.5 mi E Sacred Heart Catholic Church Lott
- 4.5 mi E Lott Lott
- 4.6 mi E First Presbyterian Church of Lott Lott
- 5 mi SE Live Oak Cemetery Lott