The Walker Cemetery is located about five miles northeast of Coleman on Texas State Highway 206 then about .3 miles north in the edge of a field on what is now the Henry Dodson place.  At one time, a county dirt road ran on the north side on this cemetery.  The cemetery originated on what was originally the Walker place, when the creek was too high to cross for a burial in Coleman.

        The cemetery is heavily overgrown with brambles and weeds, as well as many small and large trees, one of which has been used as a deer blind.  It is fenced with barbed wire.

CURRY, Joel M. - June 14, 1836 - Mar 17, 1901 - (Union Army)
CURRY, Hattie E. - Jan 15, 1898 - Sept 22, 1900 - "dau of I. G. & D. L. (Creamier) Curry"
CREAMIER, Morgan - July 24, 1898 - Mar 10, 1906 - "son of L. R. & Ola Creamier"
CREAMIER, Lottie Lee - June 11, 1909 - Mar 5, 1910 - "dau of H. T. & A. B. Creamier"
CREAMIER, Hice T. - Feb 16, 1883 - Nov 25, 1912
(WHITE, Letha Vera - May 29, 1905 - Sept 29, 1906 - dau of T. B. & S. E. White - stone moved to Coleman Cemetery)
THOMPSON, Lolita - Aug 19, 1902 - Apr 14, 1904 - "dau of E. L. & Viola Thompson"
several unknown graves - (rocks)
(HAMBRICK, Baby - died May 14, 1921 - unmarked or marked with rock)
(MC ELRATH, Twins - no dates - thought to be buried here)
(RAY, Infant - died Mar 5, 1930 - dau of C. G. & Ruby (Buck) Ray - unmarked)
(HENDERSON, Girl - no dates - dau of Charles Fred & Annie Pearl (Foreman) Henderson)