Sources of information
Three sources were used to compile the information
for Williams-Buck Cemetery as it appears on these web pages.
Williamson County Historical Commission.(WCHC).
(1981). Williamson County Cemeteries.Vol. I
Williamson County Historical Commission.(WCHC).
(1986). Williamson County Cemeteries.Vol. III-B
Williams-Buck Cemetery Association (1998) Materials
prepared for dedication of the Historical Marker at Williams-Buck Cemetery.
Permissions to use
Permission to use the above referenced material
was given to me by vote of the Williamson County Historical Commission
on 5/6/99. Lana Walters, of the Cemetery Association provide me with
supporting materials for the purpose of using them on this web site.
Contact Rebecca Osborne
for further information and permission to use materials that are copyright
protected. .
How data were combined
Records from the WCHC, which were listed in Vol.
III-B by Juanita J. Whitehead, were first entered. Secondly,
I used the information from the Association to include additional burials
and information. The records did not always agree. Information
provided by the Association that differed from the WCHC records appears
in brackets, except when more complete information was provided for a name
or when I was able to get clarification on the change from Lana Walters.
Some of the bracketted information is reported to be from the notes of,
"Juanita Whitehead, Lola King and previous Cemetery Committees."
Only a closed bracket is used when it belongs around a name that appears
in the name field or a date. This was done so that alphabetically
or chronological sortings are not effected by brackets. A woman’s
maiden name or name(s) from prior marriages is sometimes listed in the
Additional Information section.
Directions to Cemetery
Going North on Highway 183 pass State Highway
29. Go __?__ miles. Turn left on County Road 207.
Go 5.5 miles W/NW. Turn right on County Road 202. Go
1.8 miles. The Williams-Buck cemetery is on the left hand side of
the road.
Williams-Buck Cemetery Association
P. O. Box 386
Liberty Hill, Texas 78642-386
Texas Historical Marker – dedicated on Saturday, July 11, 1998
The text of the Texas Historical Commission’s Historical Marker for the Williams-Buck Cemetery is written in all uppercase letters. I have converted it for ease in reading. The marker text reads:
Williams-Buck Cemetery