Photo provided by Dave McNelis

I visited St. Augustine Cemetery today and found the Schieffhauer plot (Sec. C, Lot 16S). It appears that there are eight people buried in six graves but only two markers.
I met with Dan, who is the only full time cemetery employee with one part timer, spent a lot of time with me at the grave sites and in the office. He is very pleasant and helpful.

I have attached six photos that I shot but did not post on Find A Grave. You may use them as you wish. I cleaned the two markers as well as possible. The photos are:

1. It could be Karl but it looks to me like it could be Rosina. The marker, if it is in the correct location, is over Rosina's grave.

2. Marker of "Henery" Silber. I assume that he is related .
The marker is very hard to see but it appears to read:
In Memoriam
Henery (or Henry) Silber
Born in Philadelphia
July 7, 1869
Died in New York
Nov. 14, 1898
Rest In Peace

3. Another pic of Henery Silber marker.

4. Photo of Lot 16S. The two existing markers (flat) are top left and bottom left.
There is a stone, or rock, in the center of the lot but does not appear to be a marker.

5. Wide shot of the area where Lot 16S is located. It was taken from the road.

6. Another wide shot of the same area.

According to cemetery records, the original owner of Sec. C, Lot 16S was "Charles" Schieffhauer Sr. He bought it in 1892, just after the cemetery was founded, for $36.
The records show the 6 graves, in groups of 3, as:
# 1 Rosina Schieffhaur, age 63 / #2 J. Michael / #3 Baby Schiffhauer
#4 Louis and John Schieffhauer / #5 C. Schieffhauer, age 63 / #6 Henery Silber / #6P+5 Ursula Haney (04/26/1978)
I transcribed this info as it is written in the cemetery log.

I hope that this is helpful. If you have any questions or comments, please let me know.

Regards, Dave

Von: Der Pittsburger Volksblatt, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, am Donnerstag Morgen, den 21, März 1895

From: A german language newspaper