Samuel McCulloch, Jr. (1810-1893), wounded at the Battle of Goliad on October 9, 1835, was one of the first casualties of the Texas Revolution. This site is part of land he received in 1850 as a bounty for his service. The oldest marked grave is that of his father, who died in 1855. The cemetery became known as Medina Baptist Cemetery after McCulloch deeded 1.5 acres to the church in 1861. In 1866 the congregation relocated, and the site became a community cemetery. Buried here are area pioneers, Civil War veterans, noted potter Louis Meyer, and many early citizens of Bexar County. This burial ground is also known as Mann's Crossing Cemetery.