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Submitted: 9/17/14 • Approved: 9/17/14 • Last Updated: 3/23/18 • R21413-G0-S3
Rockport Cemetery Historical Marker
This cemetery has served the citizens of Rockport and Fulton for over a century. The oldest marked grave is that of Emma Fulton (d. 1876), granddaughter of George Ware Fulton, who was instrumental in the development of the area and was interred in the cemetery in 1893. A large number of burials took place here in 1918, the year of a devastating influenza epidemic. The cemetery contains the graves of veterans of the Texas Revolution, Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. The Rockport Cemetery Association maintains the historic graveyard. (1988)
The main entrance is just north of the intersection of Picton Ln. and Sorenson Dr. in Rockport TX
On Tule Park Rd., 1.25 mi. E of SH 35, Rockport, TX
Latitude & Longitude: 28° 2' 37.698", -157° 2' 15.3996"
Photo Courtesy of Mary Beth Newland Ross
Contributed on 9/17/14
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Record #: 21413