Hřbitov The Cemetery
A mile east of Granger, between the Catholic cemetery and the city cemetery. The resting place of our founding families and four pastors.
Two acres, purchased from M. Schramm
The church cemetery was acquired on November 17, 1916: two acres of farmland a mile east of town, purchased from M. Schramm. It adjoins the Catholic cemetery to the north and the city cemetery to the west. The first burial was Frantiska Janyska, on June 11, 1917. Among the earliest family plots purchased here were those of the Vitek, Labaj, Stefka, Mikulencak, and Holubec families.
- The Rev. Adolph Chlumsky, died 1919
- The Rev. Josef Barton, Sr., died 1945
- The Rev. Vaclav Vavrina, died 1950
- The Rev. Josef A. Barton, died 1979
The Machu cemetery
A second three-acre plot, established in 1883 by Pavel Machu, was relocated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1975. At the time of relocation it contained 135 marked graves and one unmarked grave.
Contact
For cemetery inquiries, including plot information and burial records, contact Edwina Jezisek at (512) 639-0091.
External listings
Additional grave records and headstone photographs are catalogued at:
- Find A Grave: search for "Granger Brethren Cemetery, Williamson County, Texas"
- Williamson County Historical Commission: cemetery timeline and surveys
Odpočívejte v pokoji The families who built this church.
The names in our cemetery are the names of the families who built this church. We look after their resting place along with the building.