Pin Oak Cemetery
The first burials at this site, now unmarked, were for two ailing soldiers who died here following the Battle of Salado Creek near San Antonio in 1842. The oldest marked grave is that of Lee F.T. Cottle (1788-1845). Located on property once held by the Routh family, this burial ground served both the communities of Black Jack Springs and Pin Oak and has been known by both names. An association, over 100 years old, cares for these grounds that chronicle settlers of the Republic of Texas era; slaves; veterans of the War of 1812, the Texas Revolution and the Civil War; and many area pioneers and their descendants. Historic Texas Cemetery - 2002
29.7688° N, 97.0213° W
Where to Find It
Flatonia vicinity, 0.6 mi S of FM 609 and FM 2237 intersection, E on CR 373 for 1.3 mi to cattle guard, 0.1 mi. to cemetery.
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi SE William Gorham La Grange
- 2.3 mi S Salem Memorial Cemetery Schulenburg
- 2.6 mi SE Freyburg United Methodist Church Cemetery Flatonia
- 2.6 mi SE Freyburg Methodist Church Flatonia
- 4.5 mi NW Muldoon Community Muldoon
- 4.5 mi NE Black Jack Springs Cemetery La Grange