This family cemetery is not far off from the busy 360/2244 intersection. It is setback about 100 feet from Castle Ridge Road, which is about a block from that intersection. It was definitely established long before all this western expansion arrived. It is now surrounded on all sides by apartments, businesses and homes. However, the cemetery is not that old and there are no markers from the 1800s. Almost all of the headstones are recent or from a few decades back. It occupies about an acre full of weeds that are occasionally mowed. It is called the Brown cemetery, but the name Cooper pops up a lot here along with a few others. For the most part, this cemetery looks largely cobbled together with graves randomly laid out amongst the sprawling trees. There's a few graves that were hardly marked at all. There was a phone number on the gate, but no kiosk as to whom the deceased that lay here are. There is no Texas historical sign found here either. It is still an active cemetery with some space left, but it's unlikely to be open to the general public. As the photos and video below point out, this place is probably not worth visiting. read more