Historical Markers in Cleveland, Texas

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• John Cherryplaced 1972

  (November 23, 1808 - April 12, 1891) Soldier in Capt. William Logan's company, 2nd Regiment, Volunteers, Texas War for Independence, 1836.

• Andrew Jackson Isaacksplaced 1970

  (December 3, 1817 - January 18, 1864) Born in Jackson, Mississippi. Fought in the Texas Revolution in 1835.

• Burton B. Tarkingtonplaced 1996

  Burton B. Tarkington (1790-1861) and his wife Sarah Berry Tarkington migrated with their family from Indiana in the mid-1820s to the Mexican state of…

• Oak Shade Baptist Churchplaced 1980

  The formation of this fellowship developed from an 1857 meeting in a log schoolhouse (0.5 miles south).

• Ryan Cemeteryplaced 2019

  Also known as Ryan's Graveyard, this historic burial ground served the rural community of Tarkington since at least the 1860s.

• City of Clevelandplaced 1986

  The town of Cleveland traces its beginnings to 1878, when local attorney and politician Charles Lander Cleveland (1824-1892) deeded land to the…

All 14 historical markers in Cleveland

• Andrew Jackson Isaacks1970
• Burton B. Tarkington1996
• City of Cleveland1986
• Hill and Sara McClanahan House2011
• John Cherry1972
• Oak Shade Baptist Church1980
• Oak Shade Cemetery2018
• Old Wells' Store1968
• Riggs Cemetery2010
• Rural Shade Baptist Church1996
• Ryan Cemetery2019
• The Noble Garvey House1978
• The Schools of Tarkington Prairie2003
• Tom Hill House2010

Historical markers near Cleveland

• Dayton9 stories · 20 mi
• Coldspring17 stories · 20 mi
• Liberty44 stories · 22 mi
• Humble6 stories · 26 mi
• Conroe18 stories · 28 mi
• Livingston40 stories · 29 mi

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