the creation of a cemetery website in February 2002. That September the Caller-Times announced a ceremony for 3:00 PM on Saturday 21 September 2002, that would be the culmination of the new updating. The Historical Society, descendants of Mexican–American War veterans, and the public were invited. The Dayton markers were to be installed and the Veterans' Band would play Taps. No relatives of the steamboat disaster casualties could be located so a flag would be presented to Goldia Burroughs Hubert, a descendant of General Taylor who lived in Riviera, Texas. References Print items used or mentioned in article: •Briscoe, Eugenia Reynolds. City By The Sea. New York: Vantage Press; 1985. •Cheeseman, Bruce S. (Editor). Maria von Blũcher's Corpus Christi. College Station: Texas A&M University Press; 2002. •Morrow, Mary. Bay View Cemetery. Essay published by Corpus Christi Library; 1965. (Also online at cemetery website.) •Nueces County Historical Society. The History of Nueces County. Austin: Jenkins Publishing Company; 1972. •W. P. A. Writers' Program. Corpus Christi: A Guide. Corpus Christi Caller-Times; 1942. Newspaper items not linked in websites are on microfilm at Corpus Christi Central Library, 805 Comanche Street, Corpus Christi, Texas, 78401. Specific External links Most primary source material for Old Bayview Cemetery may be found on the cemetery website. Any items with non-functioning links may be found at the Corpus Christi Central Library. Cemetery at Corpus Christi Landmark Commission Site Photo of Cemetery Historical Marker Texas Genealogy Archives Photos of Cemetery Satellite View History of Corpus Christi, Texas Cemeteries in Texas National Register of Historic Places in Nueces County, Texas Cemeteries on the National Register of Historic Places in Texas Geography of Corpus Christi, Texas Tourist attractions in Corpus Christi, Texas 1845 establishments in the Republic of Texas