Historical Markers in Colmesneil, Texas

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• Ferrell Cemeteryplaced 2016

  Also known as the Holly Fork Cemetery, Ferrell Cemetery is located near the rural community of Holly Fork, near the Neches River.

• Colmesneil-Mount Zion Cemeteryplaced 1991

  According to local oral tradition, African American residents of Colmesneil began using this land for burial purposes as early as the 1850s.

• Colmesneil, W.T., Houseplaced 2008

  Willaim Taylor Colmesneil, the man for whom the town was named, built this house in 1883. He was one of the first conductors on the Texas and New…

• David Curlee Enloe Houseplaced 1967

  David Curlee Enloe built this house, 1852; brought his bride here April 4, 1853. Enloe was a teacher and trustee of Woodville College.

• Enloe Millplaced 1968

  Site of One of Earliest Tyler County Landmarks Enloe Mill (1 mi. south) A major contributor to county and state history.

• Sunny Dell Missionary Baptist Churchplaced 1982

  This church was organized on April 22, 1882, by pioneer settlers of the Sunny Dell community, a prosperous farming settlement of early Tyler County.

All 7 historical markers in Colmesneil

• Colmesneil-Mount Zion Cemetery1991
• Colmesneil, W.T., House2008
• David Curlee Enloe House1967
• Enloe Mill1968
• Ferrell Cemetery2016
• Sunny Dell Missionary Baptist Church1982
• Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church1991

Historical markers near Colmesneil

• Chester6 stories · 10 mi
• Woodville20 stories · 10 mi
• Jasper39 stories · 21 mi
• Huntington vicinity5 stories · 23 mi
• Corrigan6 stories · 25 mi
• Moscow9 stories · 26 mi

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