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Antioch Cemetery

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6 mi. E on SH 71, 3 mi. N on CR 154, left at Y 0.5 mi., Bastrop, TX, USA

Latitude & Longitude: 29° 48' 41.2992", -97° 19' 3.6984"
 
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    This cemetery is the only remaining physical evidence of a once thriving farming community. Originally located 1.25 miles northwest of here, it was in use before the Civil War. The cemetery and an associated church-school building were moved to this site on the Gotier Trace in 1882. The earliest marked grave, that of infant Benno Goerner, dates to that year. Among the nearly 100 graves are those of pioneer families of Bastrop County; veterans, including Confederate soldiers of the Civil War; and victims of many diseases, a majority of them children. (1996)

This page last updated: 7/15/2008

Antioch Cemetery Historical Marker Location Map, Bastrop, Texas

 
   
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See other Bastrop County Cemeteries:
Three Oaks (Goerlitz) Cemetery
Grassyville Cemetery
Old Red Rock Cemetery
Young School House and Cemetery
Fairview Cemetery
Alum Creek Cemetery