Bartoshīartosh, Josephina,, , wife of Roman T. Bartonīarton, Herbert J.,, , son of Joe and Annie Bartonīarton, Rosina, 1844, 1882, nee Zrunek, wife of Andreas Bartonīartos, Josephine, ?,, no tombstone, burial date from church book īartos, Nicolas, ?,, no tombstone, burial date from church book īartosh, Annie A.,, , wife of Bernard B. Rogozinski, Priestīaker, Evelyn E., ?,, no tombstone, burial date from church book, aged 71 yearsīarton, Andreas, 1840, 1887, born Hodslavicich, Moraviaīarton, Annie,, , wife of Joe Barton, nee Pauler, married īarton, Evelyn,, , nee Cernosek, first marriage to a Baker, wife of Herbert J. Anders, nee KainerĪnders, Raymond W.,, , "Veteran of World War IIīacak, Adolph B.,, , Mil: Texas, PVT, HQ Co, 54 Armored Inf, World War IIīajer, Maria, ?,, no tombstone, burial date from church book, aged 3 yearsīajer, Veronika,, , picture, nee Smaystrla, wife of Jan Bajer (Bayer) married by Rev. Anders, nee Guenther, married Īnders, Edward,, , Mil: PVT, US Army, World War I, Wreath, star, "US", son of Joseph & Marie (Kainer) Anders,Īnders, Frantiska,, , wife of Vincent AndersĪnders, Katherine,, , wife of Ludvik Anders, nee Kaluza, married Īnders, Maria,, , wife of Josef S. Adamcik Īdamcik, Alzbeta,, , nee Parmova (Parma)Īmbroz, Anna, ?,, no tombstone, burial date from church book, aged 89 yearsĪmbroz, Frank, 1831,, born Jindrichove, MoraveĪnders, Alvin, ?,, no tombstone, burial date from church book, aged 33 yearsĪnders, Anna,, , nee Drietner, married Anton Anders Īnders, Annie M.,, , wife of Frank J. Please contact Rox Ann Johnson with information on other burials.Ī B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AĪdamcik, Agnes,, , wife of William Adamcik, nee Vacek, married in Oct 1906Īdamcik, Albina C.,, , nee Hromadka, married Charles J.
A few updates have been made for more recent burials. Many thanks to Bruce Berger for transcribing the following data from Norman Krischke's book for this site. The location and names of people buried there are included in the notes below.
Cyril and Methodius Cemetery, there was a place one mile south of the church used for the burial of at least seven early settlers. Unfortunately there are over a hundred graves in the Church Cemetery without tombstones, marked only with grave frames of concrete or bricks. The cemetery cross was erected in 1929, donated by Jiri and Therezie Hromadka and children. The line of trees marked the west boundary of the cemetery until more space was needed and the cemetery was expanded. These trees were planted by Julius Peter, son of Joseph Peter, 1845-1924. The Czechs, first to settle in a Texas community as a group, later named it "Dubina" because of the many oak trees in the area.Ī definite line of cedar trees can be seen running north and south through the cemetery just east of the graves of Josef and Rozalia Peter. The place was first called "Navidad" and then "Bohemian Navidad". The rock chimney and double fireplace of this house is still standing. It has been said that the cemetery was once an Indian burial ground based on the fact that when digging contemporary graves, human bones and Indian artifacts were found.Ĭhristian Mass was said by visiting priests, Victor Gury of Frelsburg and others, in Josef Peter's double log house. There were thirteen graves on the site when the land was transferred to the church.
The land was conveyed to the church eleven years later, on 26 February 1877. Although the land was private property, Josef Peter decided early to designate the grounds as a cemetery. He had also planned to have members of the Peter family buried here. Apparently Josef Peter, Sr., had envisioned this burial place, under a beautiful, giant live oak tree, as an honored place for the inhabitants of the Dubina Community. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Cemetery was established 5 August 1866 upon burial of Jan Konvicka, 1813 - 1866, according to tombstone inscriptions and church history. Cyril & Methodius Catholic Cemetery, Dubina, Texas, copyrighted 1998, with the permission of the author, Norman C.
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