Carter Family Cemetery

• Location: on the north side of Highway 71, at its intersection with Garden Lane, just north of the north river bridge in Columbus
• Universal Transverse Mercator coordinates: 14, 737036E, 3290097N (NAD83/WGS84) 
• Earliest known year of death: 1874
• Racial mix: all white
• Comments: The cemetery contains just one stone, and that not erect. It lies near the remains of a small iron gate.
• Survey by Bill Stein in 1988
• Number of known burials to date: 2

Cheetham Cemetery

• Location: south of Highway 90A, just west of its intersection with Lake Sheridan Road (County Road 275), and about a mile east of Sheridan
• Earliest known year of death: 1877
• Racial mix: all white

Clear Creek Cemetery

• Alternate name: Devil's Pocket Cemetery
• Location: on County Road 250, less than one half mile from its intersection with FM 2144 and just after its intersection with County Road 252
• Earliest known year of death: 1855
• Racial mix: all white
• Number of known burials to date: 74

Columbus City Cemetery

• Location: on the west side of Columbus, just south of Highway 90, between Rampart Street and Legion Drive
• Earliest known year of death: 1853
• Racial mix: whites and blacks

Columbus Confederate Cemetery

• Location: unknown
• Earliest known year of death: 1863
• Most recent known burial: 1863
• Comments: During the Civil War, numerous Confederate soldiers were stationed in and around Columbus. In addition, for several months at least, the Confederatemilitary maintained a hospital in Columbus. The diary of James Pitman Saunders, published in John Bennett Boddie, comp., Historical Southern Families, vol. 7(Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1963), pp. 173-198, confirms that the military also had a cemetery in or near Columbus. Pitman visited the cemetery on April 18 and April 21,1863. On the 21st he wrote, "There is about fifty graves here so new that there is no grass growing on them and men at the hospital dying at the rate of 2 or 3 a week.They are buried in a verry plain coffin, a shallow grave without a vault in a verry loose sandy piece of ground, dressed in their own everyday wearing clothes. No fencing whatever about the graves."
• Number of known burials to date: about 50
• Anderson, John M.; born: unknown; died: Apr 11, 1863;
  Confederate veteran
  
• Bovell, John; born: unknown; died: Mar 1863;
  Confederate veteran
• Burton, Jacob; born: unknown; died: May 4, 1863;
  Confederate veteran
• Scott, Levi; born: unknown; died: May 5, 1863;
  Confederate veteran
• Sullivan, unknown; born: unknown; died: Apr 21, 1863;
  Confederate veteran

Columbus Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery

• Location: in Columbus, on Montezuma Street, south of its intersection with FM 806
• Earliest known year of death: 1852
• Racial mix: all white
  
  

Corner Cemetery

• Location: southeast of Altair, near the east end of County Road 212, but on private property and thus inaccessible to public traffic
• Earliest known year of death: 1917
• Racial mix: all black
• Number of known burials to date: 21