Egan Cemetery (St. Theresa Catholic Cemetery ) (Eagan Cemetery)

Egan Cemetery is more commonly known as Saint Theresa Catholic Cemetery.

Eagan Cemetery (St. Theresa Catholic Cemetery) (Egan Cemetery)

Eagan Cemetery is more commonly known as Saint Theresa Catholic Cemetery.

St. Theresa Catholic Cemetery (Egan Cemetery) (Eagan Cemetery)

Click picture for larger view of Saint Theresa Catholic Cemetery's location in Pulaski County, Missouri.

Photo by Pulaski County Obits, October 2009

St. Theresa Catholic Cemetery, also known as Egan Cemetery, is located in Pulaski County, MO., near Dixon, Missouri. Highway 28 to Highway D, at the intersection of Columbia and Cactus Roads. It is near the old railroad settlement of Frank’s Switch.

Saint Theresa Catholic Cemetery near Frank's Switch, MO. Photo by Pulaski County Obits, October 2009.

St. Theresa Cemetery is a Catholic cemetery that was first known as Egan, or Eagan Cemetery. Most likely it started as a family cemetery and evolved into the Catholic cemetery that is found today. The members of the Eagan/Egan family that are interred here were buried in 1890, 1897, and 1919. The oldest dated stone belongs to Susan Lynch who lived from 1800 until 1880. Some of the other family names that the predate the Eagan family are Bane, Dawe, Fox, Grempczynski, Mahon, and McGowan. St. Theresa Cemetery is still active today and is very well maintained. You can hear the train whistles from the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway tracks nearby. The line is operated by Burlington Northern-Santa Fe Railroad today.

Latitude: 37.9675397
Longitude: -92.0679438
Township 37-Range 10-Section 06

The headstone of Maria Theresia Wodohodsky, born in Austria 1859, died 14 April, 1916

The grotto at Saint Theresa Catholic Cemetery. Photo by Pulaski County Obits, October 2009.