The Hollands and other family members listed here were among the early settlers of what is today Grimes County. There are some stones that may be black families or possibly slaves.

To get to the cemetery you will travel East on HWY 90 towards Anderson, cross Holland Creek to County Road 447. Turn right, go up that road about 1/4 mile and the cemetery is on the right. There are no stones depicting the burials of Hollands. The names have been added from the County records. They arrived from Louisiana in 1822 and settled on Ten Mile.

The Hollands and other family members listed here were among the early settlers of what is today Grimes County. There are some stones that may be black families or possibly slaves.

To get to the cemetery you will travel East on HWY 90 towards Anderson, cross Holland Creek to County Road 447. Turn right, go up that road about 1/4 mile and the cemetery is on the right. There are no stones depicting the burials of Hollands. The names have been added from the County records. They arrived from Louisiana in 1822 and settled on Ten Mile.