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Pfluger Cemetery

Pflugerville, Travis County

Marker Text

Henry Pfluger, born in Germany in 1803, brought his large family to Texas in 1850. When he died in 1867, he was buried on this tract of land near his home. In 1880 his wife, Christina (1820-97), who is also buried here, set aside the one-acre site as a family cemetery. Their eldest son, Henry (1837-1904), and his descendants have maintained the cemetery, which holds 18 graves. The last burial here was in 1917. The nearby town of Pflugerville (5 mi. W) was named for this pioneer family. Pfluger descendants, today numbering over 2,000, still gather for their annual summer reunions, started in 1934. (1975)

Marker Details

Address Pleasanton Pkwy.
Location Description Pfluger Cemetery. Restricted access near Pleasanton Parkway through private property.
Marker # 14455
Dedicated 1975
Size, Type 18" x 28"
Code cemetery; German immigrants/immigration; cities and towns
  • Private Property:

    True
  • Latitude, Longitude 30.418571, -97.549353

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