CLARK'S; CLARK-FISCHER; ELM GROVE CEMETERY
NE of McMahan, FM 86 5 miles and 1 mile south.
Plum Creek Almanac Vol 6 #1 p84, 1988
Caldwell County Cemetery Records, page 169, 1 March 1969

Clark, James E. Sr., 10 Oct 1826-27 Mar 1898
Clark, James E. Jr., 1867-1955
Clark, M. L., 4 Sep 1869-4 Jul 1940
Clark, Mary E., 17 Jun 1845-9 Feb 1918
Clark, Rosa E., 1871-1951
Fischer, Augusta, 21 Jan 1854-12 Jan 1936
Fischer, Gustav, 21 Jan 1855-23 Nov 1940
Necessary, Millie Myrtle, 24 Apr 1900-24 Apr 1900
Gibson, Isaac H., 16 Dec 1902-29 Feb 1904, Age 1 year, 1 month, 13 days
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Following is a supporting survey which is available in the TXGenWeb Archives:

Elm Grove Cemetery, Caldwell County, TX
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ELM GROVE CEMETERY
CALDWELL COUNTY, TX
Location:  From the town of Bastrop, go west on Hwy 71.  Turn left on Hwy 
20, turning left on FM 68 (at the Bateman Cemetery).  Cross the Bastrop/
Caldwell County line.  Turn left on Cnty Rd 158 (at the sign to Pettytown 
Cemetery).  The cemetery is located at the Elm Grove Church on the right.

Fisher, Gustav     1/21/1855-11/23/1940
Fischer, Augusta     1/21/1854-1/12/1936
Clark, James E Sr.     10/10/1826-3/27/1898     Father
Clark, Mary F     6/17/1846-2/9/1918     Mother
Clark, Rosa E     1871-1951
Clark, James E     1871-1951
JEC     Gone but not forgotten     (May be footmarker for James Sr above)
MEC     Thy will be done     (May be footmarker for Mary above)
Clark, M. L.     9/14/1869-7/4/1940
Necessary, Millie Myrtle     8/24/190?

Looks like there were may have been other burials as there were areas 
surrounded with concrete curbs but no other markers were found.