Founded by the Concord Christian Church in 1870, Concord Cemetery, also known as the Concord Church Cemetery, occupies 3.4 acres in northern Austin County and is part of the Concord Christian Church. Its earliest known grave is that of Dr. Buell Eastman (1807-1870), a Confederate veteran and early Austin County resident who died on December 2, 1870. John Wesley Collins (1804-1882), an early settler and one of the cemetery's founders, is buried there with his family. Other pioneer families buried there include the Creath, Bouldin, Dabney, Eastman, and McNutt families, all early settlers in the area. The McNutts buried there are descendants of Robert McNutt, who came to Texas in 1834 after receiving headright grants in Austin and Williamson counties and settled with his family in Austin County; during the Battle of San Jacinto, he commanded the baggage guard and ammunition and was responsible for the wounded and sick. The last known burial took place in 1973, when Arthur Guy McNutt was buried beside his wife. The cemetery's traditional landscape includes a variety of gravestone materials and inscriptions, and some stones indicate military service or involvement in fraternal organizations, including Civil War veterans Japhet Collins and Robert A. Husk and World War I veterans Monroe Terrell Lynn and Horace Haley McNutt. Over the years, brush overran the cemetery and some tombstones were lost, but in 2010 a volunteer group that included many descendants of those buried there cleared it.