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DeWitt County probate court, Texas

Court	DeWitt County probate court (county court, county court at law, or statutory probate court)
Address, phone, hours	Not yet verified from the court’s official site, so we have not listed them. Use the official Texas court directory.

Estate-related county offices

Office	Role
Probate court	County Court, County Court at Law, or Statutory Probate Court
County Clerk	Keeps the county deed records, where TOD deeds are recorded (Tex. Estates Code § 114.055)
Appraisal district	Property valuation

We list office holders’ names only after confirming them on the official county or court website; names for this county are not yet verified. See the official Texas court directory.

Towns in this county

Cuero, Nordheim, Yoakum, Yorktown

Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2020 places by county (cities, towns, villages and census-designated places), checked Oct 29, 2026. A place can extend into more than one county.

Cemeteries by town

Cuero: Cemeteries (2)

Evergreen Cemetery
Hillside Cemetery

Elsewhere in DeWitt County: Cemeteries (39)

Alexander Cemetery
Bellview Cemetery
Burns Station Cemetery
Captain York Cemetery
Cook-Holland Cemetery
County Line Cemetery
Evergreen Cemetery
Guadalupe Cemetery
Holy Cross Cemetery
House Cemetery
Leesville Cemetery
Leissner Cemetery
Lockhart Cemetery
Lord Cemetery
Lost Creek Cemetery
McCrabb Cemetery
Memory Gardens Cemetery
Memory Park Cemetery
Menn-Treude Cemetery
Nelms Cemetery
Nordheim Cemetery
Ponteon San Isidro Labrador Cemetery
Rabke Cemetery
Saint Aloysius Cemetery
Saint Joseph Cemetery
Saint Louis Cemetery
Saint Paul Cemetery
San Pedro Cemetery
Sand Gate Cemetery
Sons of Herman Cemetery
Taylor Cemetery
Teppim Cemetery
Terryville Cemetery
Thomaston Cemetery
Westhoff Cemetery
Westside Cemetery
Westville Cemetery
Woodman Cemetery
Woods Cemetery

Cemetery names from the U.S. Geological Survey; some may be private or inactive.

Rules: Texas probate & small estates.