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Jauer Family Cemetery

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Jauer Family Cemetery Johann Carl Ludwig Jauer (1812-1901) and Anna Caroline Alemeier (1824-1868) married in 1851 and settled on this Fisher and Miller Colony land acquired through an 1847 contract with the German Emigration and Railroad Company. The burial ground was likely set aside with the 1853 death of an unnamed infant daughter. It is believed that one of their twin daughters, Maria Dorothea (1854-1855), is also buried here. A single stone marks the burials of Ludwig, Anna and daughter Karoline (1862-1873). Ludwig Jauer, a prominent landowner, remarried in 1880 and had two more children before being laid to rest on his Clear Springs land. Historic Texas Cemetery-2002

Marker Details

Address 255 Saengerhalle Road
Location Description Go east on Hwy 46 from IH35 to Saengerhalle Road (about 1 ½ miles); turn left at blinking light and go to 255 Saengerhalle Road - the cemetery is located about 1000 feet from the road behind Saengerhalle .
Marker # 12836
Dedicated 2002
Size, Type HTC marker
Code cemetery
Latitude, Longitude 29.687334, -98.067294

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