​Cundiff Cemetery

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Marker Text: When Walker Moore subdivided his landholdings to form the town of Cundiff in 1892 he formally set aside this site for a cemetery. Several burials were already here at that time. The grave of Otto Guynn, a four-year-old boy who died in 1886, is the oldest. Augustus Oliver (1818-1887), a private in the Confederate Army, was the first veteran laid to rest here: he is joined by others from the Civil War, World War I, World War II (including several prisoners of war from the “Lost Battalion”), Korea and Vietnam. Maintained by an association, the cemetery is a record of the generation of families of Cundiff and early Jack County.   (1999) 

Marker No: 14138

Texas Historical Cemetery Marker 

Geographic: 33.31642, -97.99320

Location: ​From Jacksboro city limits, take SH 59 northeast to FM 1810. Continue on FM 1810 for 3.5 miles. Cemetery is on the right .5 mile east of Cundiff