Very well maintained cemetery that was established in 1862 a little over three miles from the town of Moscow. Approximately 400 graves some among trees and others in an open area. Situated on a rise that provides a scenic view, there is a Texas Historical marker about the fact that nearby was born to a Methodist preacher and his wife, a child that became famous in the lore of the West, John Wesley Hardin. While he was born here, he is not buried in this cemetery, having been buried in El Paso where he was finally killed.