BLACK FAMILY CEMETERY SCHLEICHER COUNTY, TEXAS ROAD #245 
Submitted and Compiled by Frederica Burt Wyatt -1999burtwyat@ctesc.net
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This small family cemetery, established in 1890, is located on the 
original land- holdings of Colonel William L. Black in Schleicher 
County, Texas. The small plot is located up the road and west of 
the Fort McKavett Cemetery. A giant oak tree, now succumbed to the 
ravages of time, still stands in the small graveyard. 

The four graves are surrounded by an ornate metal fence, and a number 
of beautiful Desert Willows and Agave plants add to the uniqueness of 
the site. 

The old Fort McKavett- Sonora highway (now Schleicher County Road #245) 
passes alongside the little cemetery. 

Black, Delano 10-25-1889 02-24-1890 
Black, Camilla Bogert Wife of William L. 05-07-1848 05-22-1916 
Black, William L. 08-03-1843 05-11-1931 
Black, William Leslie, Jr . 11-09-1875 09-05-1890 

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