Habermehl Cemetery, Harris Co. Cemeteries of Tx

Located on the San Jacinto Battle Grounds, Deer Park, Texas, just south of the reflection pool.

The Brashear family sold land to Conrad Habermehl in 1860 (Deed Records, Vol. W, p. 567). The Habermehls built a two-story home on their property, close to the location of the present day monument. The group of trees about two hundred yards to the northwest of the monument still surrounds the graves of the Habermehl kin and friends. Near the graves there was once a stable and dairy shed. The state of Texas condemned the Habermehl land so it could be part of the State Park. (History of the McCormick League and areas adjoining the San Jacinto Battle Ground by Robert Cartier and Frank Hole, Part 1, 1972.

Habermehl	Mary	Oct 19 1849	Dec 27 1927	-
Unknown	-	-	-	Base
Habermehl	Rosena	May 24 1811	Jan 05 1891	-
Habermehl	M.T.	Nov 13 1841	Dec 23 1898	-
Habermehl	Vernon	Jul 17 1891	Sep 21 1897	-
Habermehl	Rosa	Mar 02 1879	Sep 12 1895	-
Habermehl	Caroline	Jun 10 1839	Oct 02 1890	-
Habermehl	J.C.	Feb 10 1870	Feb 03 1911	-
Morris	Wilhelmina	Jul 13 1845	Jul 27 1925	-
Morris	Henry W.	Dec 18 1884	Jan 13 1920	Drowned
Stewart	Ruth Bell	Oct 24 1929	Oct 10 1953	-
Toomey	Olive C.	Mar 11 1895	Apr 27 1965	-
Baldwin	Corrine	Feb 05 1914	Apr 25 1973	-
Reeves	W.L.	Feb 18 1861	Oct 18 1918	-
Reeves	Annie	Aug 11 1875	Dec 18 1944	-
Reed	B.W.	Feb 18 1849	Apr 01 1936	-
Morse	Emersone	1865	1943	-
Reed	Everett L.	1881	1946	-
Reed	Annie	1889	1959	-
Reed	James	Apr 23 1879	Jul 30 1954	-
Reeves	Lillie May	1903	1966	-
Reeves	Louis Victor	1893	1978	-
Reeves	Raymond R.	1898	1952	-
Barker	Arthur Bailey	Dec 02 1886	Oct 15 1954	-
Shuttleworth	William L.	Nov 19 1925	Nov 05 1971	-
Scharfenberg	John	1868	1945	-
Bond	Edwin	Feb 12 1911	Oct 22 1957	-
Bond	Marjorie Louise	Jul 21 1914	Jan 21 1975	-