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Hunt Japonica Cemetery Historical Marker
Located in the right-of-way of Ranch Road 1340, the Hunt Japonica Cemetery Historical Marker commemorates a graveyard that has served the area since the 19th century. The cemetery contains the graves of many early pioneers and their descendants, including a large number of unmarked graves. The oldest legible tombstone belongs to George T. Henry, dated 1872, which is sixteen years after the formal organization of Kerr County.
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Where is the Hunt Japonica Cemetery Historical Marker located?
The marker is located in the right-of-way of Ranch Road 1340, 1.5 miles northwest of Hunt, Texas.
What does the Hunt Japonica Cemetery Historical Marker commemorate?
The marker commemorates the Hunt Japonica Cemetery, a historic graveyard used by area pioneers and their descendants, featuring graves dating back to 1872.
Is there parking available at the Hunt Japonica Cemetery Historical Marker?
Parking availability is unverified. The marker is located in the right-of-way of Ranch Road 1340, so visitors should exercise caution if stopping to read it.
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