Misc. Graves in Dewitt County, Texas

Submitted by: Patsy Goebel
Prepared for USGenWeb archives by: Candy Grubb 
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Lane Grave

Located on the Sandies Creek between FM roads 953 and 766 on private
property northwest of Cuero.
Surveyed May 1985 by Billy Wilson, Grail Wilson and Patsy Goebel.
This grave is on a hill with a chainlink fence around it.  There is no
marker.  The information was given by Mariam Lane, wife of Fritz Lane,
a grandson.

LANE, Samuel Winston II		01 Aug 1863	29 Oct 1923
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Davis Family Graves

Located between Cuero and Concrete near Cuero creek near the Guadalupe
river.
Surveyed by Mr. & Mrs. Joe Watson and Patsy Goebel

DAVIS, George Washington	21 Oct 1797	30 Jan 1853
       --Soldier at Gonzales, Siege of Bexar and San Jacinto
DAVIS, Rebecca			10 Jun 1796	29 Dec 1846
       --Wife of George Washington Davis
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Luntzel Graves

These graves are on private property off Schorre-Pieper Road near Ratcliff.
There is no fence but their is evidence of a picket fence that has been 
knocked down.
Surveyed by Mrs. Ida Helen Pieper, Mrs. Arlene Corner and Patsy Goebel.

LUNTZEL, Maria		14 Feb 1837	03 Jun 1921 --Wife of Max Luntzel
LUNTZEL, Max		19 Apr 1924	24 Feb 1903

Two other graves are unmarked:

LUNTZEL, Hugo		Unmarried son of Max and Maria Luntzel
LUNTZEL, Katie		Unmarried daughter of Max and Maria Luntzel
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Whitsett Graves

Located at Westhoof behind the Legion Hall, on railroad property.
Very unkept and overgrown.
Surveyed by J.W. and Eunice Gibbs and Patsy Goebel.

WHITSETT, E.		13 Mar 1861	01 Oct 1870
WHITSETT, Jane T.	24 Jul 1828	01 Jan 1909
	  --Wife of R.G. Whitsett
WHITSETT, R.G.		02 Jun 1828	28 May 1883
WHITSETT, Taylor	10 Oct 1885	06 Apr 1914
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Reinhardt Marker

This is a single slab of concrete in a pasture on private property off 
Highway 183 southwest of Cuero.  
Lornette Dukes guided Patsy Goebel to the location.

				Here Rests
				Born and Died Between
				1830-1911	
				
				L. Reinhardt Sr.
				Johanna Reinhardt
				Louis Reinhardt			
				Albert Reinhardt	
				Wm. Reinhardt
				Josephine Reinhardt
				Emilie Reinhardt
				Two Stillborn 31 Oct 1862
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