Have you ever heard of Ben Woods? They say he was the first person to be buried in Willow Creek Cemetery, somewhere before 1858. It’s a real old place, over a hundred years old. It’s well kept, fenced, and has a lot of graves that are just marked with a simple field stone. That’s a testament to the lives lived and lost in this area. Just imagine the stories these stones could tell. There are a few marked graves with names still legible. You can still see the names of people like Delbert Judd, who died in 1858, or William Travil “Bill” Parks, who died in 1939. Of course, there’s a lot more besides these. If you visit the Friench Simpson Memorial Library in Hallettsville, Texas, you might find more information about the Willow Creek Cemetery. They even have pictures. So if you’re looking for a little piece of history, and a place to reflect, Willow Creek Cemetery is a good place to come and pay your respects to the past.
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